Rosa has been at BS since 2021. She usually works on celebrity-based articles and personal life stories because she loves digging into narratives and making them come alive through writing. Besides being a BS writer, Rosa also takes on other editorial projects, picking up some useful skills along the way. Reading and writing have always been her go-to hobbies, and Rosa's dream is to turn them into a full-fledged journalism career.
Good genes don’t lie, and Matthew McConaughey and his son just proved it. On the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival, they appeared side by side and blew fans away. Amid all the buzz, one thing stood out: McConaughey’s teenage son is basically a carbon copy of his father.
The Royals are back in action! Princess Catherine and Prince William just made their first public appearance since summer, and all eyes were on Kate’s hair: her new blonde (or maybe “blonde-ish”?) look is impossible to ignore. She’s changed her hair before, but this time, everyone had something to say, and notice.
Buying a house for your parents should be a story about gratitude, love, and security. For Kate, it turned into a lesson in family conflict and painful favoritism. Suddenly, the house meant to protect her parents became the center of betrayal, guilt, and the age-old question of what children owe their families.
Trying to juggle work and family is already stressful enough, but sometimes it’s not the situation; it’s the people who make it worse. One reader shared how taking a single day off spiraled into a clash they never saw coming. What should’ve been a private, personal choice suddenly turned into a test of loyalty at work, and the fallout was anything but ordinary.
Every parent wants their child to thrive in the world, but how strict is too strict, and when should we soften our approach? Mark, a devoted father to a 9-year-old daughter, recently shared his story with Bright Side. He’s struggling to know if the way he’s raising his daughter is right, especially as he feels the judgment of his entire family weighing down on him.
Emma cared for her 90-year-old mother-in-law as if she were her own mother. But dealing with her own health problems made it harder and harder until the family finally had to make the tough decision to move her into a nursing home. What Emma never imagined was that behind her back, her MIL had made a decision that would lead to a real family conflict.
Sometimes, when people go through emotional pain or family conflict, the wounds don’t fully heal—they stay open and hard to recover from. That kind of hidden trauma can affect both mental health and relationships, making someone seem cold or distant, even when others need their help. Today’s story is about that: what looks like a selfish or thoughtless choice on the outside can actually hide a wound that’s still raw on the inside, a reminder of how healing takes time and compassion.
Pierce Brosnan isn’t the only heartthrob in the family — his 28-year-old son Dylan could rival him. The two walked the red carpet with confidence, but one detail about Dylan ended up stealing all the attention.
Sometimes, the deepest betrayals come not from strangers, but from the people we trust most. Financial sacrifices made over the years can be undone in a single, thoughtless decision. When family crosses that line, the shock cuts deeper than the loss itself.
Tammy Slaton from 1000-Lb. Sisters used to weigh 725 pounds. Now, after losing over 500 pounds and going through skin removal surgery, she’s showing off her new body in a swimsuit, and fans are shocked. The before-and-after pics are unreal. Here’s a closer look at her weight loss journey and how she made such a massive transformation happen.
The 52-year-old actress posted an Instagram video cooking breakfast for her husband, but forget the Korean-style steak and eggs; it’s her lips that stole the spotlight. Viewers couldn’t stop commenting, spotting something off about her face that had everyone talking.
Sleepless nights and dirty diapers might seem like the toughest part of parenting, but that’s just the warm-up act. The real challenge begins when your baby becomes a teenager. Suddenly, you’re dealing with slammed doors, eye rolls, and a kid who has opinions, secrets, and no interest in your advice. If you think toddler tantrums are bad, wait until you’re negotiating curfews and decoding one-word texts.