She is now looking towards “diversifying” even further.
First in her list is doing theater work.
Apparently, she wants to follow in the footsteps of her biggest inspiration, Lea Salonga.
She quipped with a twinkle in her eye, “It would be so nice ma-explore the realm of theater.”
Julie Anne revealed Lea actually inspired her to become a “better performer, singer.”
She dreams of sharing the stage with Lea someday.
But that could wait.
For now, she is keeping busy honing her many talents.
Julia Anne recently released a new track titled “Free,” which she co-wrote with Eduardo Gonzalez and Denise Pimping.
Climb Higher Campaign Raises $73 Million for Students
3 days ago • April 14, 2021
By Larry Isch
Posted in About
University of the Ozarks announced Wednesday that it has raised more than $73 million in gifts and commitments in its seven-year Climb Higher: A Campaign for Students, shattering the campaign’s initial goal of $55 million.
The most ambitious and successful fund-raising campaign in the University’s 185-year history concludes this week. As of Wednesday, the campaign had raised a total of $73,178,976 for student scholarships, academic programs and campus facilities.
The University community is celebrating the successful close of the campaign this week with the release of a series of celebratory videos and announcements as well as events for the campus and alumni.
International Women s Day: Rotorua Zonta honours local women
8 Mar, 2021 06:04 AM
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Rotorua women were celebrated by the Rotorua Zonta Club with roses grown in Government Gardens. Photo / File
Rotorua women were celebrated by the Rotorua Zonta Club with roses grown in Government Gardens. Photo / File
Rotorua Daily Post
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The Zonta Club of Rotorua has honoured six local women, to celebrate International Women s Day.
On March 8 every year outstanding women are carefully selected and presented with a single yellow rose.
The Zonta yellow rose is a living symbol of the Zonta International Organisation, which are perpetuated and tended by local council gardens, growers, florists and the backyards of women all over the world.
Zonta Festival in the Gardens raffle winners stoked with prize package
14 Jan, 2021 06:48 PM
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Soak and Cycle Pamper Me Holiday prize package winner Jemma McDonald accepts the prize package from Look After Me managing director Julia Anne. Photo / Supplied
Soak and Cycle Pamper Me Holiday prize package winner Jemma McDonald accepts the prize package from Look After Me managing director Julia Anne. Photo / Supplied
Rotorua Daily Post
Jemma and Philip McDonald welcomed the holiday season with an extra special gift under the Christmas tree this year.
They were winners of the major raffle prize for the Festival in the Gardens fundraising event presented by the Zonta Club of Rotorua, held at Palmers in late 2020.