Olga joined the Bright Side team as a writer in July 2018. During her tenure in the editorial department, she gained comprehensive knowledge as a professional writer and mastered the intricacies of crafting articles from various perspectives. Her background in working with fashion brands has further equipped her to produce articles with a refined sense of taste.
Menopause is a natural part of life — but that doesn’t mean it’s easy.We recently received a letter from a reader who wanted to break the silence around something many experience but few talk about openly.
Ever wondered what kind of wedding dress Cinderella or Ariel would wear if they were tying the knot today? Bridal consultant and TikTok creator @reallillieduke is making fairy tale fashion dreams come true by pairing each beloved Disney Princess with her perfect wedding gown. With an expert eye for style and a deep love for all things bridal, Lillie Duke reimagines these iconic characters walking down the aisle in gowns that reflect their unique personalities, stories, and royal vibes.
Many of us have been there—that rush of excitement when you hit “Place Order”, followed by that sinking feeling of instant regret. Maybe it was an overpriced gadget, a trend you convinced yourself you needed, or a grand gesture that totally missed the mark. These 11 stories are proof that sometimes, the thrill of buying fades faster than the return window closes.
We’ve grown so accustomed to the way everyday things function that we rarely stop to imagine how they could be improved. But sometimes, a small design tweak makes a big difference—like elevator buttons you can press with your foot, touch-free door handles in public restrooms, or a simple sticker that shows an avocado’s ripeness. These clever innovations may seem minor, but they can make life noticeably easier.
Most people book a haircut expecting a routine trim—a quiet appointment where they sit back and let the stylist work their magic. What they don’t expect is to become part of a story so unforgettable, it leaves them with a nervous twitch long after the hair has settled.
Emma (the name is changed), 34, recently shared her intense story with us. She knowingly became involved with a married man who had two children, eventually breaking up his family. Now pregnant, Emma expected him to leave his wife and commit to her. But instead of a proposal, she received a shocking call—from his wife. What followed threw Emma’s life into complete turmoil.
Scroll through any forum, podcast, or casual conversation, and you’ll notice something interesting—millennials aren’t dreaming of traditional retirements. Instead of gold watches and quiet suburbs, they’re imagining different things.
Jennifer Aniston has once again captured public attention, though this time it’s unrelated to her Hollywood career. The beloved Friends star recently responded to the unexpected news of her ex-husband Justin Theroux’s marriage to Nicole Brydon Bloom.
We think we know the people closest to us — parents, siblings, grandparents, partners. But sometimes, the truth lives quietly beneath the surface for years, even decades. In these stories, people uncovered secrets their loved ones never meant to reveal. Some are touching, others heartbreaking, and a few are downright shocking. One thing’s for sure: these discoveries changed everything.
Karma has a way of turning life upside down when least expected. Just when things seem to fall into place, fate finds a way to balance the scales. Betrayal may bring temporary happiness, but consequences often arrive when least prepared. This is a story of love, loss, and the unexpected ways karma makes things right.
Jennifer Aniston is reportedly taking a fresh approach to beauty, opting to tone down her use of facial fillers in favor of a more natural, effortless look—think the classic girl-next-door vibe she’s so well known for.
Runway models are known for their ideal proportions—they are tall with exceptionally long legs. Many believe that clothing appears more striking and flattering on these body types. But is this always the case?