Isabelle Paquette
Isabelle Paquette is an Associate Editor at Woman’s World and First for Women, creating and editing digital content on the latest in food and nutrition. Additionally, she assists in featuring buzz-worthy cookbooks for First for Women magazine.
Originally from Rhode Island, Isabelle’s passion for storytelling began when she started reading her mother’s lifestyle magazines as a young girl. Since then, Isabelle has honed her writing skills at Vassar College, earning a B.A. in English and Media Studies in 2022. There, she actively participated in their student-run fashion magazine, Contrast, as the Media Director, AAPI literary magazine, Portrait, as a contributing writer as well as the Writing Center as a consultant.
After several editorial and digital marketing internships, including Rhode Island Monthly and SGPR, Isabelle recently pursued an M.S. in Journalism at Northwestern University’s Medill School in 2023 specializing in magazine journalism. Currently in New Jersey, Isabelle enjoys spending her free time venturing into New York City, cooking, walking and reading.
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- Woman's World Online73 articles
- First for Women70 articles
- Woman's World21 articles
- FirstForWomen.com1 article
- WANF-TV (Atlanta News First)
- womansworld.com
- Magnify Money
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Melissa Joan Hart’s Weight Loss Journey: How She Shed 40 Pounds and Found Confidence11 Mar—First for WomenMelissa Joan Hart has been in the spotlight for decades, getting her start in hit 90s TV shows like Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Clarissa Explains It All. But beyond the screen, the actress, now 48, has been open about her struggles with weight gain, especially after having children. Through a combination of portion-controlled eating, fitness routines and lifestyle changes, she successfully lost 40 pounds.. Here’s what Melissa Joan Hart has shared about maintaining her weight loss and how...
Al Roker’s Weight Loss: How Walking, Surgery and a Low-Carb Diet Helped Him Drop 150 Lbs.12 Mar—Woman's World OnlineAl Roker’s weight loss journey is one of the most impressive transformations in Hollywood—and one of the most inspirational. The beloved TV personality and Today Show weatherman lost 150 pounds after undergoing gastric bypass surgery in 2002, but his commitment to a healthy lifestyle has been the key to keeping the weight off. Over the years, Roker has opened up about his experience, from his diet and exercise routine to the struggles he faced along the way. Here’s everything Roker has shared...
Tired of Lower Back Pain in the Morning? These Home Remedies Ease Discomfort4 Mar—Woman's World OnlineWaking up with lower back pain in the morning can put a damper on your day before it even begins. Whether it’s a dull ache or a sharp discomfort, morning back pain is common and can stem from various causes. Some can be as simple as your sleeping position, while others may signal an underlying health condition. The good news? If you’re tired of starting your day in pain, there are steps you can take to relieve and even prevent it. We spoke with healthcare experts to understand why lower back...
Elvis Presley’s Heart Disease: What Led to His Fatal Heart Attack at Just 427 Mar—Woman's World OnlineElvis Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, was larger than life. But his untimely death at just 42 years old shocked the world. On August 16, 1977, Presley was found unresponsive in his Graceland home in Memphis, Tennessee. While early reports suggested a possible drug overdose, an autopsy later confirmed that the legendary singer’s official cause of death was related to heart disease. We spoke with healthcare professionals to better understand Presley’s heart health struggles, what led to his...
Ozzy Osbourne Opens up About His Parkinson’s Symptoms and What Keeps Him Going1 Mar—Woman's World OnlineOzzy Osbourne has never been one to back down from a fight. But in recent years, the rock legend has faced one of his toughest battles yet: Parkinson’s disease. Diagnosed in 2003 but revealing it to the public in 2020, Osbourne has been candid about his struggles with the progressive neurological disorder. Now, at 76, the Black Sabbath frontman shared that he can no longer walk, though he remains determined to keep pushing forward. Below, learn more about Osbourne’s experience and what this...
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