brightside--2020-05-29--How the Actors From “10 Things I Hate About You” Have Changed After 21 Years

How the Actors From “ 10 Things I Hate About You ” Have Changed After 21 Years It ’ s hard to believe that it has been 21 years since the release of 10 Things I Hate About You .
Without a doubt , this film knew how to forge its place in our hearts from the moment Patrick sang Can ’ t Take My Eyes Off You in front of the whole school , to the moment we heard Kat read her poem , which made a reference to the film ’ s title .
And as a tribute @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decided to check and see what these beloved actors have been up to since the movie was released and how they ’ ve changed since the end of the ’ 90s .
Julia , who played Kat , has been preparing for the third season Riviera , a miniseries that is broadcast by Sky Atlantic .
The shooting took her to Argentina for filming in May .
Later that same year , Stiles appeared on Hustlers , where together with Jennifer Lopez , they steal money from the richest traders on Wall Street @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and became a mother .
We remember her as Bianca , Kat ’ s sister , with whom she devises the plan that brings the main character and Patrick together .
Larisa has since participated in series like Law & Order , Pretty Little Liars , Mad Men , and in different Netflix productions .
After playing Cameron , Joseph managed to create a successful career in the film industry .
Some of the titles in his filmography include modern classics like 500 Days With Summer or Christopher Nolan ’ s Inception .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in was The Trial of the Chicago 7 which is currently in post-production .
We remember him as the goofy guy in the movie , since Joey , his character , wasn ’ t the sharpest guy in school .
After 10 Things I Hate About You he played Kevin in The Broken Hearts Club , and participated in several series and movies .
David played Michael , Cameron ’ s best friend in the movie .
He was launched to fame with the series Numb3rs , where he brought Professor Charlie Eppes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and he has also been involved in various other productions like The Deuce .
We remember her as Chastity , but you may also be familiar with her role as Isis , the rival cheerleader in Bring It On , where she shared the stage with Kirsten Dunst .
She ’ s worked on many series and movies , and she was even a judge on the 14th season of America ’ s Got Talent .
Daryl played Mr. Morgan , a teacher at the school where the movie is set .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Fear the Walking Dead , among other productions .
In November 2001 , he was involved in a motorcycle accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down .
Actor Larry Miller played Walter Stratford , Kat and Bianca ’ s father .
He was the typical protective , sort-of jealous parent that wanted the best for his daughters and that would discourage them from engaging in new adventures .
In addition to appearing in films like Second Act , Get Smart , and The Princess Diaries , he gave voice to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is an acclaimed actress who has won an Academy Award and a Golden Globe , among others .
We remember her from 10 Things I Hate About You because of her role as the school principal , Ms. Perky , who used to write erotic novels in her spare time .
Earlier this year , when a fan posted a photo on Instagram of her character , the actress replied in a comment , “ I don ’ t understand !
What is this ?
What am I in that , I forget @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she had completely forgotten her role in this film .
Patrick Verona made us fall in love with his smile , charisma , and creativity when he tried to conquer Kat .
Sadly , Heath passed away in 2008 , but he left many memories on the big screen , like his appearances in Brokeback Mountain or his performance as the Joker in Batman : The Dark Knight .
What was your favorite moment of 10 Things I Hate About You ?
Who was your favorite character ?
Let us know in the @ @ @

It’s hard to believe that it has been 21 years since the release of 10 Things I Hate About You. Without a doubt, this film knew how to forge its place in our hearts from the moment Patrick sang Can’t Take My Eyes Off You in front of the whole school, to the moment we heard Kat read her poem, which made a reference to the film’s title.
And as a tribute to this unforgettable rom-com, Bright Side decided to check and see what these beloved actors have been up to since the movie was released and how they’ve changed since the end of the ’90s.
1. Julia Stiles
Julia, who played Kat, has been preparing for the third season Riviera, a miniseries that is broadcast by Sky Atlantic. The shooting took her to Argentina for filming in May. Later that same year, Stiles appeared on Hustlers, where together with Jennifer Lopez, they steal money from the richest traders on Wall Street. In 2017 she married Preston Cook and became a mother.
2. Larisa Oleynik
We remember her as Bianca, Kat’s sister, with whom she devises the plan that brings the main character and Patrick together. Larisa has since participated in series like Law & Order, Pretty Little Liars, Mad Men, and in different Netflix productions.
3. Joseph Gordon-Levitt
After playing Cameron, Joseph managed to create a successful career in the film industry. Some of the titles in his filmography include modern classics like 500 Days With Summer or Christopher Nolan’s Inception. The last film that he took part in was The Trial of the Chicago 7 which is currently in post-production.
4. Andrew Keegan
We remember him as the goofy guy in the movie, since Joey, his character, wasn’t the sharpest guy in school. After 10 Things I Hate About You he played Kevin in The Broken Hearts Club, and participated in several series and movies.
5. David Krumholtz
David played Michael, Cameron’s best friend in the movie. He was launched to fame with the series Numb3rs, where he brought Professor Charlie Eppes to life on the small screen, and he has also been involved in various other productions like The Deuce.
6. Gabrielle Union
We remember her as Chastity, but you may also be familiar with her role as Isis, the rival cheerleader in Bring It On, where she shared the stage with Kirsten Dunst. She’s worked on many series and movies, and she was even a judge on the 14th season of America’s Got Talent.
7. Daryl Mitchell
Daryl played Mr. Morgan, a teacher at the school where the movie is set. He has appeared in NCIS: New Orleans and Fear the Walking Dead, among other productions. In November 2001, he was involved in a motorcycle accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down.
8. Larry Miller
Actor Larry Miller played Walter Stratford, Kat and Bianca’s father. He was the typical protective, sort-of jealous parent that wanted the best for his daughters and that would discourage them from engaging in new adventures. In addition to appearing in films like Second Act, Get Smart, and The Princess Diaries, he gave voice to Dean Buzzwell in Bee Movie.
9. Allison Janney
Allison is an acclaimed actress who has won an Academy Award and a Golden Globe, among others. We remember her from 10 Things I Hate About You because of her role as the school principal, Ms. Perky, who used to write erotic novels in her spare time. Earlier this year, when a fan posted a photo on Instagram of her character, the actress replied in a comment, “I don’t understand! What is this? What am I in that, I forget I was in,” implying that she had completely forgotten her role in this film.
10. Heath Ledger
Patrick Verona made us fall in love with his smile, charisma, and creativity when he tried to conquer Kat. Sadly, Heath passed away in 2008, but he left many memories on the big screen, like his appearances in Brokeback Mountain or his performance as the Joker in Batman: The Dark Knight.


brightside--2020-05-29--10 Men Who Created World-Famous Brands (We Knew Their Names, but Didn’t Know Their Faces)

10 Men Who Created World-Famous Brands ( We Knew Their Names , but Didn ’ t Know Their Faces ) Being famous does not always mean being easily recognized by anyone .
Such is the case of these men who managed to create fashion empires .
We ’ ve heard their names , seen their designs , and we recognize their logos .
Still , we don ’ t always know the faces of men who are behind these great fashion brands .
This French designer left his family in 1944 and traveled from Beauvais to Paris to become a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of that time , such as Jacques Fath , Givenchy opened his own workshop in 1952 .
His fresh designs challenged the conventional fashion styles of the time .
He became a favorite designer of famous American figures like Audrey Hepburn , who would end up being his greatest and most famous muse .
Unlike some of his colleagues , he had an interest in ready-to-wear , mass-produced , patterned clothing , launching his first men ’ s sports collection in 1969 .
It wasn ’ t until 1995 that Givenchy retired from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decided to move to Paris at an early age to fulfill his dream of becoming a fashion designer .
His ambition was given a lift when he met Christian Dior , who hired him as his assistant and named him his successor after his death .
However , later on , he was relegated from this position , leading him to establish his own firm with Pierre Bergé .
This decision was the beginning of what we now know as the Saint Laurent empire .
Balmain was one of the most important pillars @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He was born in Savoy and after moving to Paris to study architecture and join the French army , he began working in his mother ’ s clothing workshop .
In 1945 , he established the brand that we know today .
During the ’ 50s , his name became better known and he got to dress essential figures of his time , including Marlene Dietrich and the Queen of Thailand .
In 1951 , he opened a boutique in New York .
Together with Dior , they became important representatives of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” after World War II .
Alexander McQueen left his studies in 1985 at just 16 years old to learn how to tailor .
In 1992 , he graduated from a prestigious London art school with a fashion collection inspired by Jack the Ripper .
Luckily for McQueen , the editor of Vogue UK was at the runway show and bought all of his designs .
Thanks to this , the designer ’ s career took off from there .
In the 1990s , he gained a great reputation and began revolutionizing fashion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Givenchy and devoted himself to making haute couture designs without neglecting his own brand .
Toward the end of 2000 , he sold 51 % of his brand to Gucci and left his position at Givenchy to devote more time to his own fashion ventures .
Cristóbal Balenciaga began his career in 1919 , opening his own fashion workshop with the help of one of his sisters and , likely , the support of the Marchioness de Casa Torres .
Before long , he had made himself known to the aristocracy and royalty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ second workshop and expand his business in Madrid .
In 1936 , he was forced to move to Paris due to the Spanish civil war .
In the French capital , he changed the fashion of the 1950s with his designs that centered around comfort , lines , and volume .
In 1968 , he decided to forgo fashion because the ready-to-wear movement threatened to downplay haute couture designs .
After joining the U.S. Army and studying business for 2 years , the New York designer made his way as a salesman at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he convinced his boss to allow him to start his own clothing line .
And so he began making men ’ s clothing under the Polo brand .
In 1971 , he began designing women ’ s clothing .
With both gender clothing specialties , the designer won the chance to make costumes for the 1974 film production of The Great Gatsby .
Since then , his brand has taken flight to the level we know today .
Louis left his home at 13 in Anchay to go to Paris .
After a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ French capital in 1837 , at the age of 16 .
Once there , he managed to become an apprentice to a box maker and packer , eventually becoming an expert in the practice .
His renown was such that , in 1852 , Napoleon III ’ s wife hired him as their personal box-maker and packer , gaining popularity among the upper class of the time .
In 1854 , he opened his own workshop together with his wife .
Over time , his business grew and he began testing new styles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he even created designs for those beyond French royalty , like Ismail Pasha , an Egyptian viceroy .
Even though his business suffered due to social and political problems , the designer never gave up until his death at age 70 .
Having helped his mother make clothes as a child , he established his first boutique in 1978 in Milan despite previously having studied architecture .
Recognized for his colorful designs and unique way of understanding post-pop , he dressed stars like Madonna , Michael Jackson , Paul McCartney , Linda Evangelista @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lady Di .
Through his work , he set up a link between show business and fashion .
After his unexpected death , people thought the brand would collapse .
However , his sister Donatella knew how to continue her brother ’ s work and the brand has continued to thrive .
The famous American designer attended the High School of Art and Design in Manhattan and matriculated at New York ’ s Fashion Institute of Technology .
Soon afterward , in 1968 , he created a brand with his own name that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ garments .
However , what really struck the public was his provocative underwear designs , one of the company ’ s main sources of income to date .
Also , he was the first designer to introduce a unisex perfume , CK One , and branded jeans to the common market .
In mid-December 2002 , he sold his company to Phillips-Van Heusen .

Being famous does not always mean being easily recognized by anyone. Such is the case of these men who managed to create fashion empires. We’ve heard their names, seen their designs, and we recognize their logos. Still, we don’t always know the faces of men who are behind these great fashion brands.
Bright Side set out to investigate the lives of the men who brought to life the following renowned fashion brands, and the admirable life situations some went through.
1. Hubert de Givenchy
This French designer left his family in 1944 and traveled from Beauvais to Paris to become a tailor. After working with important designers of that time, such as Jacques Fath, Givenchy opened his own workshop in 1952. His fresh designs challenged the conventional fashion styles of the time. He became a favorite designer of famous American figures like Audrey Hepburn, who would end up being his greatest and most famous muse. Unlike some of his colleagues, he had an interest in ready-to-wear, mass-produced, patterned clothing, launching his first men’s sports collection in 1969. It wasn’t until 1995 that Givenchy retired from the fashion industry.
2. Yves Saint Laurent
The French designer decided to move to Paris at an early age to fulfill his dream of becoming a fashion designer. His ambition was given a lift when he met Christian Dior, who hired him as his assistant and named him his successor after his death. However, later on, he was relegated from this position, leading him to establish his own firm with Pierre Bergé. This decision was the beginning of what we now know as the Saint Laurent empire.
3. Pierre Balmain
Balmain was one of the most important pillars of fashion in the twentieth century. He was born in Savoy and after moving to Paris to study architecture and join the French army, he began working in his mother’s clothing workshop. In 1945, he established the brand that we know today. During the ’50s, his name became better known and he got to dress essential figures of his time, including Marlene Dietrich and the Queen of Thailand. In 1951, he opened a boutique in New York. Together with Dior, they became important representatives of the fashion generation’s “New Look” after World War II.
4. Alexander McQueen
Alexander McQueen left his studies in 1985 at just 16 years old to learn how to tailor. In 1992, he graduated from a prestigious London art school with a fashion collection inspired by Jack the Ripper. Luckily for McQueen, the editor of Vogue UK was at the runway show and bought all of his designs. Thanks to this, the designer’s career took off from there. In the 1990s, he gained a great reputation and began revolutionizing fashion. He was a chief designer of Givenchy and devoted himself to making haute couture designs without neglecting his own brand. Toward the end of 2000, he sold 51% of his brand to Gucci and left his position at Givenchy to devote more time to his own fashion ventures.
5. Cristóbal Balenciaga
Cristóbal Balenciaga began his career in 1919, opening his own fashion workshop with the help of one of his sisters and, likely, the support of the Marchioness de Casa Torres. Before long, he had made himself known to the aristocracy and royalty, allowing him to open up a second workshop and expand his business in Madrid. In 1936, he was forced to move to Paris due to the Spanish civil war. In the French capital, he changed the fashion of the 1950s with his designs that centered around comfort, lines, and volume. In 1968, he decided to forgo fashion because the ready-to-wear movement threatened to downplay haute couture designs.
6. Ralph Lauren
After joining the U.S. Army and studying business for 2 years, the New York designer made his way as a salesman at a tie company. In 1967, he convinced his boss to allow him to start his own clothing line. And so he began making men’s clothing under the Polo brand. In 1971, he began designing women’s clothing. With both gender clothing specialties, the designer won the chance to make costumes for the 1974 film production of The Great Gatsby. Since then, his brand has taken flight to the level we know today.
7. Louis Vuitton
Louis left his home at 13 in Anchay to go to Paris. After a long journey, he arrived in the French capital in 1837, at the age of 16. Once there, he managed to become an apprentice to a box maker and packer, eventually becoming an expert in the practice. His renown was such that, in 1852, Napoleon III’s wife hired him as their personal box-maker and packer, gaining popularity among the upper class of the time. In 1854, he opened his own workshop together with his wife. Over time, his business grew and he began testing new styles. His fame was so great that he even created designs for those beyond French royalty, like Ismail Pasha, an Egyptian viceroy. Even though his business suffered due to social and political problems, the designer never gave up until his death at age 70.
8. Gianni Versace
Having helped his mother make clothes as a child, he established his first boutique in 1978 in Milan despite previously having studied architecture. Recognized for his colorful designs and unique way of understanding post-pop, he dressed stars like Madonna, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, and royalty like Lady Di. Through his work, he set up a link between show business and fashion. After his unexpected death, people thought the brand would collapse. However, his sister Donatella knew how to continue her brother’s work and the brand has continued to thrive.
9. Calvin Klein
The famous American designer attended the High School of Art and Design in Manhattan and matriculated at New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology. Soon afterward, in 1968, he created a brand with his own name that became known for its minimalist coats and garments. However, what really struck the public was his provocative underwear designs, one of the company’s main sources of income to date. Also, he was the first designer to introduce a unisex perfume, CK One, and branded jeans to the common market. In mid-December 2002, he sold his company to Phillips-Van Heusen.
10. Christian Dior
The influential French fashion designer, Christian Dior, was born into a bourgeois family in France. After studying political science in college, he left his studies to go into fashion. He started by sketching for the famous designer Robert Piguet. Then, in 1946, he opened up his own sewing house in Paris. He was known for his “New Look” movement, a feminine style that stood out for its designs with turned shoulders, slim waists, and wide skirts that were 20 cm from the floor.


brightside--2020-05-29--A Photographer Invited Women Who Got Married Decades Ago to Put on Their Old Wedding Dresses

A Photographer Invited Women Who Got Married Decades Ago to Put on Their Old Wedding Dresses Leticia Valverdes found a way to take women down memory lane .
To do so , she takes photos of them in their wedding dresses .
And these photos are so full of precious memories —from laughs to tears .
Despite everything that may have changed since their special day , the dresses remain unchanged .
And it looks like this experience even made the wrinkles disappear from their smiling faces .
Time has moved on since 1977 , but her dress is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ married in June 1963 .
Carol Mascarenhas ’ dress still shines as brightly as on her wedding day in 1974 .
After all these years , her dress seems to still fit her perfectly .
Her wedding outfit from 1981 remains spotless , despite the decades that have passed .
After years in her closet , her wedding dress is brought out into the light again .
An alternative wedding dress is always refreshing .
Remembering just how long ago her wedding day was .
You can still see the smile in her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ photos have never been displayed before .
Leticia is looking for a space to exhibit them , as well as for other opportunities to show them to the world .
If you like her work , you can find more on her website !

Leticia Valverdes found a way to take women down memory lane. To do so, she takes photos of them in their wedding dresses. And these photos are so full of precious memories —from laughs to tears. Despite everything that may have changed since their special day, the dresses remain unchanged. And it looks like this experience even made the wrinkles disappear from their smiling faces.
Bright Side invites you to meet the women and their dresses, and dive into their wedding memories.
Nadir Yoshimi Nakashima relives her special day from 1957.
Time has moved on since 1977, but her dress is the same.
This is Patricia Ferguson, married in June 1963.
Carol Mascarenhas’ dress still shines as brightly as on her wedding day in 1974.
After all these years, her dress seems to still fit her perfectly.
Her wedding outfit from 1981 remains spotless, despite the decades that have passed.
After years in her closet, her wedding dress is brought out into the light again.
An alternative wedding dress is always refreshing.
Remembering just how long ago her wedding day was.
Laura Sabato captures her wedding day from 1971.
You can still see the smile in her eyes from her wedding day.
These photos have never been displayed before. Leticia is looking for a space to exhibit them, as well as for other opportunities to show them to the world. If you like her work, you can find more on her website!
Do you have any surprising stories about your wedding dress, maybe it’s an heirloom? Please share your photos in your wedding dress.


brightside--2020-05-29--18 Reddit Users Shared Items Everyone Needs to Have in Their Home

There are some objects that make our lives so easy , they become essentials in any home .
But the @ @ @ @ @ list of those objects varies from person to person .
For some , it might @ @ @ @ @ , such as a water bottle , and for others , it may be a @ @ @ @ @ has thousands of applications .
Either way , these and other objects were mentioned when @ @ @ @ @ “ What ’ s an item everyone should have ?
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There are some objects that make our lives so easy, they become essentials in any home. But the funny thing is, the list of those objects varies from person to person. For some, it might be a very simple item, such as a water bottle, and for others, it may be a cool multitool key chain that has thousands of applications. Either way, these and other objects were mentioned when a Reddit user asked, “What’s an item everyone should have?”


brightside--2020-05-29--Test: How Much Do You Know About Harry Potter

Test : How Much Do You Know About Harry Potter J.K. Rowling ’ s Harry Potter and the Philosopher ’ s Stone was first published 23 years ago now , and its film adaptation came out 19 years ago under the slightly different name of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer ’ s Stone .
Ever since , the young wizard ’ s saga hasn ’ t stopped conquering hearts all over the world .
If you consider yourself one of them , then the time has come to take out your wand and test your knowledge .
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Where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meet ?
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How old was Nicolas Flamel , the Sorcerer ’ s Stone co-creator , when he decided to destroy it ?
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In The Sorcerer ’ s Stone , Harry and his friends get points for Gryffindor at the very last moment , allowing their house to win the House Cup and leaving Slytherin 10 points behind them .
What was Slytherin ’ s and Gryffindor ’ s final score ?
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What is Hermione Granger ’ s cat ’ s name ?
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What enchantment did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that mimics Severus Snape ’ s appearance ?
8. Who gave Harry his first broomstick to play Quidditch ?
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What is Albus Dumbledore ’ s full name ?
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What is Harry Potter ’ s middle name ?
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Why was Rubeus Hagrid first expelled from Hogwarts ?
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What was the only subject Hermione Granger was not skilled in ?
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What were the nicknames for each member of the Marauders group ?
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According to professor Remus Lupin , in order to cast a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needs focus and strength , but they also need to have a happy memory to remember in times of distress .
What was Harry Potter ’ s memory ?
Check and see what your results mean : It seems like you ’ re not into Harry Potter as much as you thought .
Maybe you ’ ve seen a few movies now and then , or maybe even read a book .
But there ’ s nothing to worry about !
If broomsticks and magical creatures are not your thing , that ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , then you ’ re in luck : many people wish they could see the saga for the first time again !
How did the test go ?
Did you think the questions were too easy or did you need to ask Google for a little bit of help ?
Let us know in the comment section and share the questions you ’ d like to see on a future Harry Potter test !

23 years ago, J.K. Rowling’s first book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, was published. Its film adaptation, under the title Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, was released 19 years ago. Since then, possibly the most important question a young millennial can pose is “Which Hogwarts house do I belong to?” However, since we are all complex beings, it may seem as though a single house cannot fully represent our personalities in their entirety. That being said, here is a Hogwarts house quiz that delves a bit deeper.


brightside--2020-05-29--Middle Children Are the Most Sociable Ones of the Family, and Here’s Why

Middle Children Are the Most Sociable Ones of the Family , and Here ’ s Why Believe it or not , middle children are becoming extinct .
Families around the world tend to have fewer children these days , usually sticking to 1 or 2 , which means there are no longer middle children .
And that ’ s a pity because not only do we think “ middles ” are cool , but Alfred Adler , a psychotherapist who developed the theory of how birth order shapes our personalities , shares the same opinion .
Even though siblings grow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they have really different personalities .
It seems weird , but a psychotherapist named Alfred Adler has an explanation .
Children have to differentiate themselves from their siblings to fight for parental attention , so they stick to a certain role and , therefore , obtain particular traits .
Firstborn children have a unique opportunity to choose their niche first and , looking up to their parents , they tend to take on a position of diligence .
As a result , they obtain personality traits such as intelligence , responsibility , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , later-born kids don ’ t usually consider parents as role models .
They have their older siblings who are kids themselves that they usually look up to , so they tend to be more childish .
The role of the youngest is occupied by the right of birth , and last-born children usually get the most of the parents ’ attention .
Moreover , parents tend to be more chill with the youngest kids who quite often get whatever they want .
That results in the youngest children being outgoing and secure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sometimes a little bit spoiled .
Middles end up being squeezed in between their siblings .
They don ’ t have the precedence of the firstborn nor the care that the youngest gets , and might feel left behind .
The fact that middles get considerably less attention from their parents often results in them having low self-esteem , being more independent , and feeling more detached from their family than their siblings .
All children are looking for their identity , but middles probably need it more than any other kids .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the rules , middles are bold and are more likely to experiment and try new things .
One study showed that they ’ re also more open-minded than their siblings .
In fact , people were asked about different things and the middle children were more open toward controversial topics and ideas .
Middle children become the center of attention in their social lives .
Likely not having the closest relationship with parents , middles tend to seek intimacy outside the family .
Stuck with a bossy oldest sibling and a naughty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get along with different people and become amazing negotiators .
Quite often , they help to solve conflicts in a family , playing the role of a peace-maker .
They learn valuable interaction skills in the family which helps them to become popular and successful in their social lives .
They ’ re peer-oriented and usually have many friends , being the center of attention in society .
All the traits they tend to obtain in a family , like altruism , independence , open-mindedness , and diplomacy , help them to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it looks like it ’ s what they were meant to be .
However , the theory is often criticized .
Adler ’ s theory of birth order not only raised a lot of interest and gained many followers , but it was also strongly criticized .
Researchers say that there are too many aspects that can contribute to the environment , like the gender of the kids and their age gap .
Many are trying to prove the theory wrong , but we ’ re of the opinion that there are still @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Believe it or not, middle children are becoming extinct. Families around the world tend to have fewer children these days, usually sticking to 1 or 2, which means there are no longer middle children. And that’s a pity because not only do we think “middles” are cool, but Alfred Adler, a psychotherapist who developed the theory of how birth order shapes our personalities, shares the same opinion.
Here at Bright Side, we’ve already written about the youngest and oldest children, and now it’s the middles’ turn. They have their own special traits that make them truly one of a kind.
Birth order shapes a child’s role in the family.
Even though siblings grow up in the same family and environment, they have really different personalities. It seems weird, but a psychotherapist named Alfred Adler has an explanation. Children have to differentiate themselves from their siblings to fight for parental attention, so they stick to a certain role and, therefore, obtain particular traits. Firstborn children have a unique opportunity to choose their niche first and, looking up to their parents, they tend to take on a position of diligence. As a result, they obtain personality traits such as intelligence, responsibility, and obedience.
Unlike the oldest children, later-born kids don’t usually consider parents as role models. They have their older siblings who are kids themselves that they usually look up to, so they tend to be more childish. The role of the youngest is occupied by the right of birth, and last-born children usually get the most of the parents’ attention. Moreover, parents tend to be more chill with the youngest kids who quite often get whatever they want. That results in the youngest children being outgoing and secure but also creative, relaxed, and sometimes a little bit spoiled.
Middles end up being squeezed in between their siblings.
They don’t have the precedence of the firstborn nor the care that the youngest gets, and might feel left behind. The fact that middles get considerably less attention from their parents often results in them having low self-esteem, being more independent, and feeling more detached from their family than their siblings.
All children are looking for their identity, but middles probably need it more than any other kids. Unlike firstborns, who prefer to stick to the rules, middles are bold and are more likely to experiment and try new things. One study showed that they’re also more open-minded than their siblings. In fact, people were asked about different things and the middle children were more open toward controversial topics and ideas.
Middle children become the center of attention in their social lives.
Likely not having the closest relationship with parents, middles tend to seek intimacy outside the family. Stuck with a bossy oldest sibling and a naughty youngest, middle kids obtain the ability to get along with different people and become amazing negotiators. Quite often, they help to solve conflicts in a family, playing the role of a peace-maker. They learn valuable interaction skills in the family which helps them to become popular and successful in their social lives.
They’re peer-oriented and usually have many friends, being the center of attention in society. All the traits they tend to obtain in a family, like altruism, independence, open-mindedness, and diplomacy, help them to be remarkable outside of it. And it looks like it’s what they were meant to be.
However, the theory is often criticized.
Adler’s theory of birth order not only raised a lot of interest and gained many followers, but it was also strongly criticized. Researchers say that there are too many aspects that can contribute to the environment, like the gender of the kids and their age gap. Many are trying to prove the theory wrong, but we’re of the opinion that there are still tendencies that are hard to deny.


brightside--2020-05-29--7 Annoying Photo Clichés That Are Finally Changing

Have you ever noticed that some banner ads , packaging , flyers , and article illustrations look extremely similar , even though they ’ ve been created for different purposes ?
Vigorous seniors hugging each other invite us to buy a hearing aid and gardening supplies .
Laughing women eating salads insist on a carb-free diet .
The angry boss rises above the heads of his subordinates and waves his hands menacingly — that ’ s what ads for painkillers usually look like .
The stock photography platform , Depositphotos , made a list of top stock photo clichés that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are still in love with them .
Otherwise , how could you explain them in modern advertising ?
However , there is a piece of good news for those in the ad industry : we have 7 alternatives for the good old clichés !
# 1 Man on the crossroads vs Visible opportunities In the 2000s , any dilemma was illustrated metaphorically and with a touch of drama .
For example , a person standing at a crossroads could be a symbol of a tough choice .
Of course , this approach is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very evident .
But , unfortunately , it lacks originality .
In addition , these images do not tell us anything .
What things does the hero of the ad have to choose from ?
In 2020 , we recommend that the subject of choice be brought into the foreground .
This can literally turn a potential buyer or the reader of the article into the hero of the story , since they can decide for themselves what they would choose .
A mysterious joyful woman with a fresh salad is the heroine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the topic of diets and a healthy lifestyle .
The concept of these images was born in the early 2000s .
And after a couple of years , women with salad bowls appeared in magazines , on advertising banners , and on television .
Thus , in just 5 years , this “ creative ” composition became a curse for the creative industry .
But how could we avoid salads in 2020 , when all anyone talks about is a healthy lifestyle , jogging , a balanced diet , and cooking at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : buying salad ingredients , cutting vegetables , talking to someone you love while eating healthy salad ... Any of these solutions is better than a cliché from the past decade !
What do random hands on a computer keyboard represent ?
Nowadays , this can mean anything from distance learning to online shopping .
Just ten years ago , photographs with just hands and a trendy computer ( usually an Apple ) symbolized successful representatives of creative professions , including programmers , online marketers , designers , analysts , and copywriters .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ return ” these hands to their owners , as the modern internet environment needs personalization .
Besides , anonymized compositions are poorly remembered and a touch of personality builds trust and remains in our memory .
The renewed symbol of work in creative industries includes passionate experts surrounded by objects related to their activities .
Over the past decade , all stock photography seniors looked the same .
They ran , laughed , traveled , played with grandchildren , invited guests over , and were never sick or tired .
What are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They trace back to the hyperbolic advertising of the 2000s : more emotions on the screen , meant a greater emotional response from the audience .
Today , theatrical images of seniors have lost their relevance .
Wrinkles , authentic interiors , familiar activities ( for example , gardening or fishing ) , as well as the fears and joys of the elderly — all this catches your eye and makes you empathize more than with the images of forever-young “ cheerful seniors.
” The bossy boss is not just a photo stock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boss can be found in series , books , magazine articles , and songs .
Even at the dawn of the 2000s , stock images of angry bosses did not reflect reality .
Today , successful C-level managers and company owners take care of the team like never before .
The new trend is to show our new realities like : flexible schedules , work from home , Zoom or Skype meetings , cultural diversity within the office space , and the atmosphere of modern loft offices .
How often have you seen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This image came into stock photography in the early 2000s from the aesthetics of detective TV series .
At this time , the internet , as we know it , was only in its infancy , and a metaphor was needed to visualize the idea of global networking through social networks and email .
Today , this approach seems ridiculous .
Indeed , even if it were to occur to one of us to try to depict the connections between people , there would be at least a million lines between them !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ idea of networking to an audience is to show the charm of communication .
Whether you are a filmmaker or programmer , writer or politician , you can make friends with anyone over a cup of coffee .
This is certainly more real than networking through virtual schemes .
Young women hold numerous “ untitled ” shopping bags and pose in the middle of the street , in front of a shopping center or a store entrance .
They laugh merrily and urge us to follow their shopping example .
It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are still popular .
We see them on billboards , in flyers , and in commercials on Facebook .
The problem with this visual stereotype is that it significantly limits its audience .
First , men also buy things , right ?
Second , some stores are designed for seniors and children .
Third , a lion ’ s share of sales today occur on the Internet .
Thus , the new iconic version of the shopping cliché is cozy online shopping in the comfort of your own home .
Some stock photography @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be updated by photographers , and some will even survive Armageddon .
What remains for us ?
Let ’ s remember that stock photos are just a reflection of the reality we live in and , with their help , we can change and destroy any stereotypes !
Opt for authentic images , because as the world has changed in the past decade , so has stock photography .

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Have you ever noticed that some banner ads, packaging, flyers, and article illustrations look extremely similar, even though they’ve been created for different purposes? Vigorous seniors hugging each other invite us to buy a hearing aid and gardening supplies. Laughing women eating salads insist on a carb-free diet. The angry boss rises above the heads of his subordinates and waves his hands menacingly — that’s what ads for painkillers usually look like.
The stock photography platform, Depositphotos, made a list of top stock photo clichés that have long evolved, however, marketers are still in love with them. Otherwise, how could you explain them in modern advertising? However, there is a piece of good news for those in the ad industry: we have 7 alternatives for the good old clichés!
#1 Man on the crossroads vs Visible opportunities
In the 2000s, any dilemma was illustrated metaphorically and with a touch of drama. For example, a person standing at a crossroads could be a symbol of a tough choice. Of course, this approach is very straightforward and its key symbolism is very evident. But, unfortunately, it lacks originality. In addition, these images do not tell us anything. What things does the hero of the ad have to choose from? In 2020, we recommend that the subject of choice be brought into the foreground. This can literally turn a potential buyer or the reader of the article into the hero of the story, since they can decide for themselves what they would choose.
#2 Woman with a salad vs Full cooking cycle
A mysterious joyful woman with a fresh salad is the heroine of a huge number of stock photos on the topic of diets and a healthy lifestyle. The concept of these images was born in the early 2000s. And after a couple of years, women with salad bowls appeared in magazines, on advertising banners, and on television. Thus, in just 5 years, this “creative” composition became a curse for the creative industry. But how could we avoid salads in 2020, when all anyone talks about is a healthy lifestyle, jogging, a balanced diet, and cooking at home? Stock photographers know the answer: buying salad ingredients, cutting vegetables, talking to someone you love while eating healthy salad... Any of these solutions is better than a cliché from the past decade!
#3 Anonymous hands vs Work in context
What do random hands on a computer keyboard represent? Nowadays, this can mean anything from distance learning to online shopping. Just ten years ago, photographs with just hands and a trendy computer (usually an Apple) symbolized successful representatives of creative professions, including programmers, online marketers, designers, analysts, and copywriters. In 2020, it is better to “return” these hands to their owners, as the modern internet environment needs personalization. Besides, anonymized compositions are poorly remembered and a touch of personality builds trust and remains in our memory. The renewed symbol of work in creative industries includes passionate experts surrounded by objects related to their activities.
#4 Cheerful seniors vs Graceful aging
Over the past decade, all stock photography seniors looked the same. They ran, laughed, traveled, played with grandchildren, invited guests over, and were never sick or tired. What are the roots of this strange cliché? They trace back to the hyperbolic advertising of the 2000s: more emotions on the screen, meant a greater emotional response from the audience. Today, theatrical images of seniors have lost their relevance. Wrinkles, authentic interiors, familiar activities (for example, gardening or fishing), as well as the fears and joys of the elderly — all this catches your eye and makes you empathize more than with the images of forever-young “cheerful seniors.”
#5 Mad boss vs Brave entrepreneur
The bossy boss is not just a photo stock cliché. A noisy and eternally displeased boss can be found in series, books, magazine articles, and songs. Even at the dawn of the 2000s, stock images of angry bosses did not reflect reality. Today, successful C-level managers and company owners take care of the team like never before. The new trend is to show our new realities like: flexible schedules, work from home, Zoom or Skype meetings, cultural diversity within the office space, and the atmosphere of modern loft offices.
#6 Hi-tech networking vs Reality of human relationships
How often have you seen people draw networking schemes on glass? This image came into stock photography in the early 2000s from the aesthetics of detective TV series. At this time, the internet, as we know it, was only in its infancy, and a metaphor was needed to visualize the idea of global networking through social networks and email. Today, this approach seems ridiculous. Indeed, even if it were to occur to one of us to try to depict the connections between people, there would be at least a million lines between them! A more realistic way to translate the idea of networking to an audience is to show the charm of communication. Whether you are a filmmaker or programmer, writer or politician, you can make friends with anyone over a cup of coffee. This is certainly more real than networking through virtual schemes.
#7 Young woman with shopping bags vs Online shopping
Young women hold numerous “untitled” shopping bags and pose in the middle of the street, in front of a shopping center or a store entrance. They laugh merrily and urge us to follow their shopping example. It’s hard to believe, but these images are still popular. We see them on billboards, in flyers, and in commercials on Facebook. The problem with this visual stereotype is that it significantly limits its audience. First, men also buy things, right? Second, some stores are designed for seniors and children. Third, a lion’s share of sales today occur on the Internet. Thus, the new iconic version of the shopping cliché is cozy online shopping in the comfort of your own home.


brightside--2020-05-30--15+ Moving Photos That Tell a Story in the Details

15+ Moving Photos That Tell a Story in the Details 1 .
This dad stayed up for 32 hours without sleep to look after his newborn .
2 .
“ My 15-year-old chihuahua has very sensitive eyes due to iris atrophy .
Here she is in her ’ doggles.
’ ” 3 .
“ My wife ’ s mom recently passed and she found this .
Her grandmother made it to represent all 3 generations.
” 4 .
“ We found a lost dog and convinced my parents to watch her while we looked for her owner .
An hour @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sends me this.
” 6 .
“ Hanging out with my best friend who I would ’ ve known for 20 years this year ” 7 .
“ This guy spent his entire subway ride playing his violin for a baby because it was crying.
” 8 .
“ My daughter turned 19 the other day .
We had to use the candles we had on hand.
” 9 .
“ My brother can ’ t stop talking about pineapples despite the fact that he ’ s never seen a whole one before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earlier and it hasn ’ t left his side yet.
” 10 .
“ We ’ ve been together for 10 years now .
He is the best thing that ever happened to me !
” 11 .
“ Dad loves playing tennis so much that my parents used to argue about it when I was young .
A tear rolled from his eyes when he saw the cake.
” 12 .
“ Peaches , a loving therapy dog , spends time with an elderly woman at a nursing home .
They both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ My daughter has been entirely blind since late 2017 , and I snapped a photo with my phone .
It looks like she ’ s looking over at him smiling.
” 14 .
“ This mare lost her foal and then , 2 days later , this foal lost its mother .
Here they are an hour after meeting.
” 15 .
“ My grandma died recently so we got a kitty for my grandpa so he didn ’ t get lonely.
” 16 .
I beat cancer and now my Aunt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to show her we can do it together .

Sometimes, photos that seem normal have such deep stories behind them, they become extra special. While some details may make you smile and others sad, some are loaded with bittersweet meaning that can really touch your soul.
Bright Side has compiled a list of 15+ such photos with moving stories.
1. This dad stayed up for 32 hours without sleep to look after his newborn.
2. “My 15-year-old chihuahua has very sensitive eyes due to iris atrophy. Here she is in her ’doggles.’”
3. “My wife’s mom recently passed and she found this. Her grandmother made it to represent all 3 generations.”
4. “We found a lost dog and convinced my parents to watch her while we looked for her owner. An hour after dropping her off, my mom sends me this.”
5. “My 3-year-old daughter caught her first fish today.”
6. “Hanging out with my best friend who I would’ve known for 20 years this year”
7. “This guy spent his entire subway ride playing his violin for a baby because it was crying.”
8. “My daughter turned 19 the other day. We had to use the candles we had on hand.”
9. “My brother can’t stop talking about pineapples despite the fact that he’s never seen a whole one before. My mom bought one for him earlier and it hasn’t left his side yet.”
10. “We’ve been together for 10 years now. He is the best thing that ever happened to me!”
11. “Dad loves playing tennis so much that my parents used to argue about it when I was young. A tear rolled from his eyes when he saw the cake.”
12. “Peaches, a loving therapy dog, spends time with an elderly woman at a nursing home. They both seem to love it.”
13. “My daughter has been entirely blind since late 2017, and I snapped a photo with my phone. It looks like she’s looking over at him smiling.”
14. “This mare lost her foal and then, 2 days later, this foal lost its mother. Here they are an hour after meeting.”
15. “My grandma died recently so we got a kitty for my grandpa so he didn’t get lonely.”
16. I beat cancer and now my Aunt has it, I shaved my head to show her we can do it together.


brightside--2020-05-30--15 Examples of Children’s Logic That Can Disarm Any Adult

15 Examples of Children ’ s Logic That Can Disarm Any Adult If you really want to color but don ’ t have a yellow crayon , don ’ t worry — you can just squeeze a lemon and it ’ ll have the same effect !
Or rather , that ’ s what a 5-year-old thinks .
Children ’ s logic is unbeatable and no arguments , however reasonable , will manage to change their minds !
3 .
“ My daughter said the bagel wouldn ’ t fit in the toaster so I told her to cut it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ My daughter just turned 5 and got a $ 5-dollar-bill .
She wanted to share it with her little brother.
” 6 .
“ Asked my son to grab me a tissue to blow my nose and this is literally what he brought back.
” 8 .
“ Today one of my fourth-grade students renamed himself ’ reconnecting ... ’ to avoid participating in our lesson.
” 9 .
“ Now it ’ s a waste of time for both of us.
” 10 .
“ He wants to change his jacket because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a giant leaf and eat him.
” 11 .
“ Preschool kid logic when it comes to vocal chords ” 12 .
“ This is my 4-year-old niece ’ s solution to fixing her ’ broken ducky.
’ I think she ’ s onto something.
” 13 .
“ According to my 6-year-old sister , monkey bars are family too.
” 14 .
“ My son wanted to feel like he had an important role in helping me cook .
Told him to keep an eye on the oven tray ... ” 15 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it will have the same effect as a yellow crayon .
My 5-year-old brother did this tonight .
”

If you really want to color but don’t have a yellow crayon, don’t worry — you can just squeeze a lemon and it’ll have the same effect! Or rather, that’s what a 5-year-old thinks. Children’s logic is unbeatable and no arguments, however reasonable, will manage to change their minds!
The way kids think doesn’t always make sense. But we at Bright Side like to look at it as a breath of fresh air for us, adults!
1. “My girlfriend’s nephew playing hide and seek — he’s a tree.”
2. Who wouldn’t eat a “lemonade cake?”
3. “My daughter said the bagel wouldn’t fit in the toaster so I told her to cut it in half...”
4. Kids don’t tolerate any ambiguity!
5. “My daughter just turned 5 and got a $5-dollar-bill. She wanted to share it with her little brother.”
6. “Asked my son to grab me a tissue to blow my nose and this is literally what he brought back.”
7. Who knew?
8. “Today one of my fourth-grade students renamed himself ’reconnecting...’ to avoid participating in our lesson.”
9. “Now it’s a waste of time for both of us.”
10. “He wants to change his jacket because the snails will think he’s a giant leaf and eat him.”
11. “Preschool kid logic when it comes to vocal chords”
12. “This is my 4-year-old niece’s solution to fixing her ’broken ducky.’ I think she’s onto something.”
13. “According to my 6-year-old sister, monkey bars are family too.”
14. “My son wanted to feel like he had an important role in helping me cook. Told him to keep an eye on the oven tray...”
15. “If I squeeze this lemon, it will have the same effect as a yellow crayon. My 5-year-old brother did this tonight.”


brightside--2020-05-30--20+ Celebs Who Prove That Changing a Hairstyle Can Turn You Into a Completely Different Person

20+ Celebs Who Prove That Changing a Hairstyle Can Turn You Into a Completely Different Person Celebrities are like spies @ @ @ @ @ of flawlessly switching up their appearance .
And there is nothing more drastic in changing @ @ @ @ @ .
Kristen Stewart and Dua Lipa with orange hair , Willow Smith with a shaved @ @ @ @ @ with a mullet know this better than anybody else .
Here at Bright Side we @ @ @ @ @ this time we couldn ’ t help but share these glow-ups with you !
Jonah @ @ @ @ @ so far !
When was the last time you changed your hairstyle ?
We ’ @ @ @ @ @ your before/after pics in the comment section below !

Celebrities are like spies — they’re masters of flawlessly switching up their appearance. And there is nothing more drastic in changing a look than a hairstyle. Kristen Stewart and Dua Lipa with orange hair, Willow Smith with a shaved head, or Barbie Ferreira with a mullet know this better than anybody else.
Here at Bright Side we like following celebrity transformations and this time we couldn’t help but share these glow-ups with you!
1. Nicole Scherzinger
2. Charlize Theron
3. Ariel Winter
4. Kerry Washington
5. Leighton Meester
6. Emilia Clarke
7. Willow Smith
8. Scarlett Johansson
9. Sarah Michelle Gellar
10. Kristen Stewart
11. Lachlan Watson
12. Megan Thee Stallion
13. Jonah Hill
14. Hayden Panettiere
15. Amandla Stenberg
16. Grimes
17. Anna Camp
18. Lady Gaga
19. Dua Lipa
20. Lilly Allen
21. Ciara
22. Elle Fanning
23. Barbie Ferreira
24. Ruth Negga


brightside--2020-05-31--12 Spin-Offs That Are So Good, You’ll Ditch Your Plans to Binge Watch Them All

12 Spin-Offs That Are So Good , You ’ ll Ditch Your Plans to Binge Watch Them All Sometimes there are characters or stories from one series that , due to their potential , end up leading to other series .
This is what ’ s known as a spin-off and it isn ’ t a new phenomenon .
It ’ s becoming more common in the face of the unstoppable growth of shows that are available to watch .
Some successes generate new events like Better Call Saul , a prequel to the infamous lawyer that emerged in Breaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them work out , like Joey , the Joey Tribbiani show that came after the end of Friends .
Breaking Bad left an existential void when it came to an end in 2013 .
But the farewell was shorter than expected .
Just 2 years later , Better Call Saul appeared on the screen , a spin-off that has the most beloved Albuquerque lawyer as the protagonist .
The series is a prequel that goes deep into the personal and professional history of the character played by Bob Odenkirk .
The fifth season @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Not wanting to spoil anything , in case you haven ’ t started it yet , let ’ s just say that other Breaking Bad characters ( the likes of Michael “ Mike ” Ehrmantraut and Gus Fring ) also play an essential role .
You ’ ve probably never seen The Tracey Ullman Show .
It ’ s a humorous television program that aired between 1987 and 1990 .
The Simpson family appeared there for the first time before becoming its own series .
Before and after each cut , the family @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that they were given a time slot .
The solo debut of the characters created by cartoonist Matt Groening started as a Christmas special in 1989 .
Now there are more than 684 episodes and over 31 seasons , not to mention awards , a film , and broad international recognition .
Years before the Twilight movie saga centered around the love story between a vampire and a human , the Buffy , the Vampire Slayer series had already delved into that particular forbidden relationship field .
Those who were teenagers in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turns of Buffy ’ s complicated romance with Angel , the underground demon .
The success of the role played by David Boreanaz led the producers to give him his own show .
After moving to LA , this vampire with a restored soul fought demons to compensate for his decades of wrongdoings .
Beverly Hills , 90210 was one of the most significant TV events of the ’ 90s .
The series revolved around a group of young characters who lived surrounded by luxury and Jason Priestley , Luke Perry , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advantage of that popularity , the same producers created Melrose Place , with a similar format , but targeted to a more adult audience .
The character Jake Hanson , played by Grant Show , had a brief appearance in the first series and was appointed to unite it with its 90210 counterpart .
The crossing of several leads became common , which raised viewership .
Frasier won 37 Emmys .
It ’ s number 3 on the list series with the most number of Emmys in history , right behind Saturday Night @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s how famous this sitcom was .
The show revolved around the life of a psychiatrist who , after his divorce , returns to his hometown of Seattle to reconnect with his father and his brother .
The main character , played by Kelsey Grammer , grew out of another huge television hit : Cheers .
He was a regular customer at the bar where the program took place .
The show itself was chosen by leading critics as one of the best of all time and was pivotal in promoting the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Woody Harrelson , Rhea Perlman , and Kirstie Alley .
This series is set in a post-apocalyptic time in which people who die transform into zombies that attack the living .
That ’ s the bleak situation that policeman Rick Grimes found himself in after surviving a coma .
And so , his journey of survival began in The Walking Dead .
Explaining the transition between normalcy and the presence of these “ walking dead ” is the crux of the show Fear The Walking Dead , screened in 2015 .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ story than a prequel , ” shared Dave Erickson , one of the show ’ s producers .
Both series have several points in common , since both are based on the Robert Kirkman comics and both share several characters .
In Hercules : The Legendary Journeys , actor Kevin Sorbo plays the role of the hero with superhuman strength — a winning recipe .
What started out as 5 movies that were meant to go straight to television , turned into a weekly show that aired for 4 years , between 1995 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first season , the son of the god Zeus and a mortal help a leading evil warrior named Xena redeem herself , discovering the good in her .
The producers saw enormous potential in the Xena character , played by Lucy Lawless .
That same year they created the spin-off Xena : Warrior Princess .
Beavis and Butt-Head was an adult animated MTV series that didn ’ t go unnoticed .
It was made into a movie , a comic strip , a music album , and even video games .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This series was centered around a teenager who , with her intelligence and cynicism , contrasted with the naiveté of the previous show ’ s 2 protagonists .
Daria had initially been a classmate of Beavis and Butt-Head .
At the start of her own sitcom , she moves out of town .
All cross-references between programs ended then because the producer , Mike Judge , decided to not get involved in the new project .
He was already busy with King of the Hill , another one of his hit animations .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Green Arrow , opened up a series franchise around DC characters , a company that , until then , had not taken advantage of Marvel ’ s new superhero boom .
The second television production of “ Arrowverse , ” the name of the saga ’ s universe , became The Flash .
The young man , who could run a superhuman speed , received fantastic reception from viewers and led the show executives to develop a spin-off with him as the protagonist .
Years later , more shows from the same “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Legends of Tomorrow , Black Lightning , Batwoman , and , coming soon , Superman and Lois .
Little Arnold and his phrase “ Whatchu talkin ’ ’ bout , Willis ?
” conquered millions of hearts between the late ’ 70s and early ’ 80s in Diff ’ rent Strokes .
The story revolves around 2 African American children from an unfortunate neighborhood who were taken in by a millionaire businessman and his daughter .
Through a humorous tone , the show covered several controversial topics .
One of the central characters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who later starred in her own show : The Facts of Life .
In the spin-off , which aired for 9 seasons , the woman becomes a caregiver and counselor for 4 schoolgirls who live in school dorms .

Sometimes there are characters or stories from one series that, due to their potential, end up leading to other series. This is what’s known as a spin-off and it isn’t a new phenomenon. It’s becoming more common in the face of the unstoppable growth of shows that are available to watch. Some successes generate new events like Better Call Saul, a prequel to the infamous lawyer that emerged in Breaking Bad. Still, not all of them work out, like Joey, the Joey Tribbiani show that came after the end of Friends.
Bright Side made a list of the most notable spin-offs on the small screen.
1. Breaking Bad (2008) / Better Call Saul (2015)
Breaking Bad left an existential void when it came to an end in 2013. But the farewell was shorter than expected. Just 2 years later, Better Call Saul appeared on the screen, a spin-off that has the most beloved Albuquerque lawyer as the protagonist. The series is a prequel that goes deep into the personal and professional history of the character played by Bob Odenkirk. The fifth season has just been released on Netflix. Not wanting to spoil anything, in case you haven’t started it yet, let’s just say that other Breaking Bad characters (the likes of Michael “Mike” Ehrmantraut and Gus Fring) also play an essential role.
2. The Tracey Ullman Show (1987) / The Simpsons (1989)
You’ve probably never seen The Tracey Ullman Show. It’s a humorous television program that aired between 1987 and 1990. The Simpson family appeared there for the first time before becoming its own series. Before and after each cut, the family’s short segments were so successful that they were given a time slot. The solo debut of the characters created by cartoonist Matt Groening started as a Christmas special in 1989. Now there are more than 684 episodes and over 31 seasons, not to mention awards, a film, and broad international recognition.
3. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997) / Angel (1999)
Years before the Twilight movie saga centered around the love story between a vampire and a human, the Buffy, the Vampire Slayer series had already delved into that particular forbidden relationship field. Those who were teenagers in the ’90s inevitably followed the twists and turns of Buffy’s complicated romance with Angel, the underground demon. The success of the role played by David Boreanaz led the producers to give him his own show. After moving to LA, this vampire with a restored soul fought demons to compensate for his decades of wrongdoings.
4. Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990) / Melrose Place (1992)
Beverly Hills, 90210 was one of the most significant TV events of the ’90s. The series revolved around a group of young characters who lived surrounded by luxury and Jason Priestley, Luke Perry, and Shannen Doherty became acting idols. Taking advantage of that popularity, the same producers created Melrose Place, with a similar format, but targeted to a more adult audience. The character Jake Hanson, played by Grant Show, had a brief appearance in the first series and was appointed to unite it with its 90210 counterpart. The crossing of several leads became common, which raised viewership.
5. Cheers (1982) / Frasier (1993)
Frasier won 37 Emmys. It’s number 3 on the list series with the most number of Emmys in history, right behind Saturday Night Live and Game of Thrones. That’s how famous this sitcom was. The show revolved around the life of a psychiatrist who, after his divorce, returns to his hometown of Seattle to reconnect with his father and his brother. The main character, played by Kelsey Grammer, grew out of another huge television hit: Cheers. He was a regular customer at the bar where the program took place. The show itself was chosen by leading critics as one of the best of all time and was pivotal in promoting the career of renowned actors like Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson, Rhea Perlman, and Kirstie Alley.
6. The Walking Dead (2010) / Fear the Walking Dead (2015)
This series is set in a post-apocalyptic time in which people who die transform into zombies that attack the living. That’s the bleak situation that policeman Rick Grimes found himself in after surviving a coma. And so, his journey of survival began in The Walking Dead. Explaining the transition between normalcy and the presence of these “walking dead” is the crux of the show Fear The Walking Dead, screened in 2015. “It’s more of a parallel story than a prequel,” shared Dave Erickson, one of the show’s producers. Both series have several points in common, since both are based on the Robert Kirkman comics and both share several characters.
7. Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995) / Xena: Warrior Princess (1995)
In Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, actor Kevin Sorbo plays the role of the hero with superhuman strength — a winning recipe. What started out as 5 movies that were meant to go straight to television, turned into a weekly show that aired for 4 years, between 1995 and 1999. At the end of the first season, the son of the god Zeus and a mortal help a leading evil warrior named Xena redeem herself, discovering the good in her. The producers saw enormous potential in the Xena character, played by Lucy Lawless. That same year they created the spin-off Xena: Warrior Princess.
8. Beavis and Butt-Head (1993) / Daria (1997)
Beavis and Butt-Head was an adult animated MTV series that didn’t go unnoticed. It was made into a movie, a comic strip, a music album, and even video games. It also had a spin-off: Daria. This series was centered around a teenager who, with her intelligence and cynicism, contrasted with the naiveté of the previous show’s 2 protagonists. Daria had initially been a classmate of Beavis and Butt-Head. At the start of her own sitcom, she moves out of town. All cross-references between programs ended then because the producer, Mike Judge, decided to not get involved in the new project. He was already busy with King of the Hill, another one of his hit animations.
9. Arrow (2012) / The Flash (2014)
Arrow, a series about the vigilant Green Arrow, opened up a series franchise around DC characters, a company that, until then, had not taken advantage of Marvel’s new superhero boom. The second television production of “Arrowverse,” the name of the saga’s universe, became The Flash. The young man, who could run a superhuman speed, received fantastic reception from viewers and led the show executives to develop a spin-off with him as the protagonist. Years later, more shows from the same “Arrowverse” were made: Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow, Black Lightning, Batwoman, and, coming soon, Superman and Lois.
10. Diff’rent Strokes (1978) / The Facts of Life (1979)
Little Arnold and his phrase “Whatchu talkin’ ’bout, Willis?” conquered millions of hearts between the late ’70s and early ’80s in Diff’rent Strokes. The story revolves around 2 African American children from an unfortunate neighborhood who were taken in by a millionaire businessman and his daughter. Through a humorous tone, the show covered several controversial topics. One of the central characters in that show was housekeeper Edna Garrett, who later starred in her own show: The Facts of Life. In the spin-off, which aired for 9 seasons, the woman becomes a caregiver and counselor for 4 schoolgirls who live in school dorms.
11. The Practice (1997) / Boston Legal (2005)
Drama, light comedy, renowned guest actors, and debate between legal ethics and morals are some of the ingredients that made The Practice a widely successful series. It aired for a full 8 years and received numerous honors until a sudden drop in ratings led to an abrupt end. A budget cut, due to a significant drop in viewership, led to an almost complete overhaul of actors in the last season. The new cast included James Spader, William Shatner, Rhona Mitra, and Lake Bell. These actors later continued to play the same characters in Boston Legal, a successful spin-off that aired between 2004 and 2008.
12. Friends (1994) / Joey (2004)
Millions of Friends fans around the world last saw all the beloved characters in the last scene, where they left their keys in their apartment. Their lives from then on is a mystery, except for Joey Tribbiani, who released his own series just 4 months later. In the new show, the character played by Matt LeBlanc, moves to Los Angeles to revitalize his acting career. The spin-off was canceled after its second season due to low ratings. “It didn’t allow Matt to have this carefree kind of lifestyle, and it tried to make Joey grow up — and I think that was a huge mistake,” admitted Kevin Bright, one of its executive producers.


brightside--2020-05-31--15+ People Who Were Ready for Disappointment, but Hit the Jackpot

15+ People Who Were Ready for Disappointment , but Hit the Jackpot The idiom , “ To buy a pig in a poke , ” perfectly describes some online purchases or , for example , when we buy something in an opaque package .
It often happens that the item doesn ’ t look like the one in the picture and it turns into a real disappointment .
But sometimes , things may go the other way around — the dress you bought online may suit you perfectly , and a cake you ordered from an unfamiliar pastry shop may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ catalog .
“ I ordered this dress off AliExpress .
It could have gone so wrong , but it turned out to be perfect for me.
” “ I think it turned out pretty well !
” “ I ordered a blanket with my dogs ’ photos from what I thought seemed like a sketchy website .
They nailed it !
” “ We ordered a fire-truck cake for my son ’ s birthday .
It came out even better than we expected.
” “ The way we advertise our Jack-o-Lantern pizzas vs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for customers ” “ I got this ice cream in Japan .
It doesn ’ t just look exactly the same as in the picture , it ’ s also delicious.
” “ My girlfriend ’ s and my first attempt at making a cake from a sketch.
” “ My interpretation of a tattoo I wanted to get , and the final result created by the tattoo artist.
” “ My mom made this duck cake .
It seems it turned out pretty well.
” “ I think we did a pretty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birthday cake.
” “ My attempt is on the right.
” “ I think my wife did it very well.
” “ My daughter drew a cake she wanted for her 8th birthday .
I tried to make her idea come to life .
”

The idiom, “To buy a pig in a poke,” perfectly describes some online purchases or, for example, when we buy something in an opaque package. It often happens that the item doesn’t look like the one in the picture and it turns into a real disappointment. But sometimes, things may go the other way around — the dress you bought online may suit you perfectly, and a cake you ordered from an unfamiliar pastry shop may look better in reality than in the catalog.
We at Bright Side are sincerely happy for these people who got pleasantly surprised.
“I ordered this dress off AliExpress. It could have gone so wrong, but it turned out to be perfect for me.”
“This frozen pizza managed to seriously surprise me.”
“I think it turned out pretty well!”
“An impressive cake from my mom!”
“I ordered a blanket with my dogs’ photos from what I thought seemed like a sketchy website. They nailed it!”
“We ordered a fire-truck cake for my son’s birthday. It came out even better than we expected.”
“I tried making the Momofuku cake.”
“The way we advertise our Jack-o-Lantern pizzas vs The way I like to make them for customers”
“I made a cake for my niece’s 3rd birthday.”
A morning jackpot
“2 peeled hard boiled eggs”
“My mom made an Elsa cake.”
“I got this ice cream in Japan. It doesn’t just look exactly the same as in the picture, it’s also delicious.”
“My girlfriend’s and my first attempt at making a cake from a sketch.”
“My interpretation of a tattoo I wanted to get, and the final result created by the tattoo artist.”
“My mom made this duck cake. It seems it turned out pretty well.”
“I think we did a pretty decent job with my nephew’s birthday cake.”
“My attempt is on the right.”
“I think my wife did it very well.”
“I recreated a wreath I found on the internet.”
“My daughter drew a cake she wanted for her 8th birthday. I tried to make her idea come to life.”
This is ice cream!


brightside--2020-05-30--20+ Photos of Celebrities Before They Became Successful, and Some of Them Are Unrecognizable

20+ Photos of Celebrities Before They Became Successful , and Some of Them Are Unrecognizable We sometimes forget that celebrities @ @ @ @ @ us .
They weren ’ t born famous , but rather , grew up and @ @ @ @ @ they are today .
Luckily , thanks to social media , we can find out @ @ @ @ @ during their childhood and teenage years .
Bright Side opened up our trunk of memories @ @ @ @ @ revisit a more innocent time when Orlando Bloom and Jennifer Aniston walked among us without @ @ @ @ @ the streets .
We compiled 21 pictures — check if you can recognize them all @ @ @ @ @ other celebrities that changed their looks when they became famous ?
Let us know in @ @ @ @ @ before and after pics !

We sometimes forget that celebrities are also people just like us. They weren’t born famous, but rather, grew up and worked hard to become what they are today. Luckily, thanks to social media, we can find out what some celebrities looked like during their childhood and teenage years.
Bright Side opened up our trunk of memories, this time, to revisit a more innocent time when Orlando Bloom and Jennifer Aniston walked among us without being chased by fans in the streets. We compiled 21 pictures — check if you can recognize them all.
1. Kim Kardashian
2. Oprah
3. Chloë Grace Moretz
4. Hailey Bieber
5. Jennifer Aniston
6. Paul Rudd
7. Jessica Alba
8. Sophie Turner
9. David Harbour
10. Gwyneth Paltrow
11. Priyanka Chopra Jonas
12. Robbie Williams
13. Susan Sarandon
14. Julia Roberts
15. Ben Stiller
16. Nicole Richie
17. Jessica Biel
18. Maisie Williams
19. Orlando Bloom
20. Nick Jonas
21. Penélope Cruz


brightside--2020-05-30--10 Parenting Mistakes We’d Better Stop Making for the Sake of Our Kids

10 Parenting Mistakes We ’ d Better Stop Making for the Sake of Our Kids Being a parent is often called the toughest of all jobs , and like in any other job , there ’ s space for mistakes .
We all make mistakes , but when it comes to parenting , the stakes are high .
The wrong things we do or say can backfire when our kids grow into adults .
Luckily , family psychologists are always ready to guide us on this treacherous road and help us raise happier children .
Giving your child space to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for their psychological comfort .
When we don ’ t feel in control over our own life , we suffer from stress and anxiety .
Try not to force advice your child may not need and don ’ t limit their choices .
Instead , try to encourage them to make their own decisions and be there for your child when they need your guidance .
Being too critical can seriously affect your child ’ s self-esteem and lead to a situation where they won ’ t be able to celebrate their achievements @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experts believe that phrases that start with “ Why are you so ... ” or “ Why can ’ t you be more like ... ” can harm your kid ’ s psychological comfort in a way that they may need a lot of time to recover .
Not letting them make their own mistakes We learn a great deal of life lessons from making our own mistakes .
When we try to shield our children from those mistakes , we rob them of the opportunity to face the consequences of their choices @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you want to prevent your kid from messing up , try to think of the good things that going through this mistake can teach your kid .
When it comes to parenting , listening is one of the most important skills a parent can have .
Sometimes , we rush to teach our kids a lesson when something happens , instead of just letting them be heard .
Being a good listener for your child is a sign of love and support .
Ask questions that start with “ what ” or “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” to encourage them tell you more about their problem , and together you ’ ll manage to find a solution .
Some parents believe that their kid ’ s childhood should only be fun and they decide to free them from household chores and things like that .
In reality , encouraging your kids to do age appropriate chores will help them become responsible adults , according to psychology experts .
Poor grades and problems with behavior at school are not always the result of your child being lazy or unmotivated .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ many other aspects of physical and psychological health can be a reason for learning issues , and they shouldn ’ t be ignored .
It ’ s pretty normal when parents hope for the best and expect the most from their children , but having expectations that are too high may cause problems , experts say .
First , we need to realize that our kids can ’ t do the best in literally everything they do .
Second , instead of pushing them to always be better than others , we should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ improve their skills .
Compensating for the other parent Some parents play the good cop , bad cop game and try to be softer or stricter to make up for their partner .
In reality , this approach can cause even more problems .
In this way you and your partner compromise one another , instead of encouraging your child to try and reach an agreement with both parents .
Doing the things for your child that they can do for themselves Not practicing what you preach When we tell lies , blame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ telling our kids to never do these things , we are being inconsistent .
Psychotherapist Sean Grover compares blaming your child for behaving in a way you taught them to “ blaming the mirror for your reflection.
” Try to be a good role model for your child and be brave enough to admit your own mistakes .

Being a parent is often called the toughest of all jobs, and like in any other job, there’s space for mistakes. We all make mistakes, but when it comes to parenting, the stakes are high. The wrong things we do or say can backfire when our kids grow into adults. Luckily, family psychologists are always ready to guide us on this treacherous road and help us raise happier children.
Here at Bright Side, we’ve found out which common mistakes parents make when raising their kids, according to experts, and here are 10 of them.
Making decisions for your child
Giving your child space to make decisions and choices can be crucial for their psychological comfort. When we don’t feel in control over our own life, we suffer from stress and anxiety. Try not to force advice your child may not need and don’t limit their choices. Instead, try to encourage them to make their own decisions and be there for your child when they need your guidance.
Criticizing and comparing
Being too critical can seriously affect your child’s self-esteem and lead to a situation where they won’t be able to celebrate their achievements and will feel like outsiders. Parenting experts believe that phrases that start with “Why are you so...” or “Why can’t you be more like...” can harm your kid’s psychological comfort in a way that they may need a lot of time to recover.
Not letting them make their own mistakes
We learn a great deal of life lessons from making our own mistakes. When we try to shield our children from those mistakes, we rob them of the opportunity to face the consequences of their choices and actions. So, next time you want to prevent your kid from messing up, try to think of the good things that going through this mistake can teach your kid.
Talking more than listening
When it comes to parenting, listening is one of the most important skills a parent can have. Sometimes, we rush to teach our kids a lesson when something happens, instead of just letting them be heard. Being a good listener for your child is a sign of love and support. Ask questions that start with “what” or “how” instead of “why,” to encourage them tell you more about their problem, and together you’ll manage to find a solution.
Letting your child avoid responsibility
Some parents believe that their kid’s childhood should only be fun and they decide to free them from household chores and things like that. In reality, encouraging your kids to do age appropriate chores will help them become responsible adults, according to psychology experts.
Closing your eyes to learning problems
Poor grades and problems with behavior at school are not always the result of your child being lazy or unmotivated. Problems with executive functioning and memory and many other aspects of physical and psychological health can be a reason for learning issues, and they shouldn’t be ignored.
Expecting perfection
It’s pretty normal when parents hope for the best and expect the most from their children, but having expectations that are too high may cause problems, experts say. First, we need to realize that our kids can’t do the best in literally everything they do. Second, instead of pushing them to always be better than others, we should focus on their achievements and help them improve their skills.
Compensating for the other parent
Some parents play the good cop, bad cop game and try to be softer or stricter to make up for their partner. In reality, this approach can cause even more problems. In this way you and your partner compromise one another, instead of encouraging your child to try and reach an agreement with both parents.
Doing the things for your child that they can do for themselves
Letting our children do things on their own is a clue to raising independent and decisive adults. If you are that parent who does a lot for their child, experts suggest trying this method: Write down all the things you did for your child during a week.
At the end of the week look through the list. Cross out the things your child can do for themselves and stop doing them.
Circle those things that your child can partially do and let them do that part.
Continue helping your child with the things that are left.
Not practicing what you preach
When we tell lies, blame others, and play the victim while telling our kids to never do these things, we are being inconsistent. Psychotherapist Sean Grover compares blaming your child for behaving in a way you taught them to “blaming the mirror for your reflection.” Try to be a good role model for your child and be brave enough to admit your own mistakes.


brightside--2020-05-30--6 Things Rich People Do Differently

6 Things Rich People Do Differently

T. Harv Eker once said : “ It ’ s simple arithmetic : your income can grow only to the extent that you do.
” It means that wealth isn ’ t just about work , it ’ s also about your way of thinking .
Rich people invest in profits 24 hours a day , doing ordinary things , but not like ordinary people .
We , at Bright Side , learned a lot about the habits of the richest people in the world and we hope that these things will give you an edge too !
Facebook founder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him to not be distracted from global goals .
He wears a gray shirt every day , because , according to his philosophy , he wants to clear his life so that he has to make as few decisions as possible about anything except how to best serve his community .
“ I feel like I ’ m not doing my job if I spend any of my energy on things that are silly or frivolous about my life , so that way I can dedicate all of my energy toward just building @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the way , the second richest man in the world , Bill Gates , also prefers cheap things .
For example , he wears a Casio Illuminator W214H-1AB wristwatch , which costs $ 24 .
The billionaire himself cheerfully talks about how much they cost .
Writer , public speaker , and philanthropist Tony Robbins achieved a net worth of $ 500 million .
You might think that he spends it on expensive wine and grilled steaks .
But in reality , he permanently follows a healthy diet that gets him through his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trainer , Tony eats eggs and coconut bread for breakfast , a large green salad with avocado for lunch , and potatoes with organic protein and vegetables for dinner .
Rich people spend their time productively .
In his book , Rich Habits : The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals , Tom Corley outlines several of the differences between the habits of the rich and the poor .
He states that 81 % of wealthy people maintain a to-do list vs 19 % of poor people .
He believes that this is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people .
The list should include things that have an 80 % chance of completion within a day .
Then in the evening , you need to sum up the results .
Murray Newlands is an entrepreneur , investor , business advisor , and speaker who works with a lot of exceptionally rich people .
He says that not working in the evening is as important as working productively throughout the day .
He recommends devoting the time after 6 p.m. to yourself and to not even check an email or answer a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good tip .
He believes that 79 % of successful entrepreneurs spend 5 or more hours each month networking .
This means staying in constant communication with successful people who can share their experiences with you and talk about their best ideas .
Networking with others in your industry will give you knowledge from those who have already made costly mistakes and could end up protecting you from them .
Look , my job is essentially just corralling more and more and more facts and information , and occasionally seeing whether that leads @ @ @ @

T. Harv Eker once said: “It’s simple arithmetic: your income can grow only to the extent that you do.” It means that wealth isn’t just about work, it’s also about your way of thinking. Rich people invest in profits 24 hours a day, doing ordinary things, but not like ordinary people.
We, at Bright Side, learned a lot about the habits of the richest people in the world and we hope that these things will give you an edge too!
1. They don’t pay money for a brand.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg once explained that this helps him to not be distracted from global goals. He wears a gray shirt every day, because, according to his philosophy, he wants to clear his life so that he has to make as few decisions as possible about anything except how to best serve his community.
“I feel like I’m not doing my job if I spend any of my energy on things that are silly or frivolous about my life, so that way I can dedicate all of my energy toward just building the best products and services.”
By the way, the second richest man in the world, Bill Gates, also prefers cheap things. For example, he wears a Casio Illuminator W214H-1AB wristwatch, which costs $24. The billionaire himself cheerfully talks about how much they cost.
2. They eat healthy food.
Writer, public speaker, and philanthropist Tony Robbins achieved a net worth of $500 million. You might think that he spends it on expensive wine and grilled steaks. But in reality, he permanently follows a healthy diet that gets him through his 16-hour workdays.
According to his personal trainer, Tony eats eggs and coconut bread for breakfast, a large green salad with avocado for lunch, and potatoes with organic protein and vegetables for dinner.
3. They have a diary.
Rich people spend their time productively. In his book, Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals, Tom Corley outlines several of the differences between the habits of the rich and the poor. He states that 81% of wealthy people maintain a to-do list vs 19% of poor people. He believes that this is one of the key habits of wealthy people. The list should include things that have an 80% chance of completion within a day. Then in the evening, you need to sum up the results.
4. They limit their workday.
Murray Newlands is an entrepreneur, investor, business advisor, and speaker who works with a lot of exceptionally rich people. He says that not working in the evening is as important as working productively throughout the day. He recommends devoting the time after 6 p.m. to yourself and to not even check an email or answer a telephone call.
5. They invest in relationships.
Tom Corley has another good tip. He believes that 79% of successful entrepreneurs spend 5 or more hours each month networking. This means staying in constant communication with successful people who can share their experiences with you and talk about their best ideas. Networking with others in your industry will give you knowledge from those who have already made costly mistakes and could end up protecting you from them.
6. They read the news.
The fifth richest man on the planet, Warren Buffett, also loves reading. He reads about 6 newspapers a day. He explains:
Look, my job is essentially just corralling more and more and more facts and information, and occasionally seeing whether that leads to some action.


brightside--2020-05-30--15 Comics About School Life That All Parents Can Relate To

15 Comics About School Life That All Parents Can Relate To People without children might not notice this , but parents are present in every single stage of their kids school life .
In one way or another , they were there when the teacher asked them to present their project in front of the whole class , when they got bullied by an older kid , and when they made their first friend .
The parents fought the same battles as their kids , rejoiced during their victories , and lifted them up when they needed it the most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with that moment of the day when you ask yourself if your child really has to go to school ... 2 .
And what about the occasional oversight ?
3 .
But it ’ s maybe even worse when they ’ re the ones who forget something ( and remember it at the very last minute ) .
4 .
Then every morning they go into hibernation mode , or worse .
5 .
Yep , all parents know the “ super-useful ” group chat that nobody actually wants to be part of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so heartbreaking when you miss the play you ’ ve been rehearsing together for months .
7 .
But we will always be there no matter what .
8 .
Because we ’ re parents and we ’ re proud of it .
9 .
And even if there are days where we feel like we can ’ t handle it anymore ... 10 .
...
The smallest detail ( that you ’ ll probably keep forever ) reminds you that it ’ s totally worth it .
11 .
And there might @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deal with a few annoying parents .
12 .
Or it ’ s our kids that will put our patience to the test .
13 .
Of course , sooner or later , the uncomfortable questions will be answered by their classmates .
14 .
But even after having them lose 10,000 items that you had to buy twice ... 15 .
You know that one day school life will be over , and you will be proud of the person you helped raise and who turned into the awesome adult he or @ @ @ @

People without children might not notice this, but parents are present in every single stage of their kids school life. In one way or another, they were there when the teacher asked them to present their project in front of the whole class, when they got bullied by an older kid, and when they made their first friend. The parents fought the same battles as their kids, rejoiced during their victories, and lifted them up when they needed it the most.
And that’s why, as a tribute to all those dedicated parents, Bright Side wanted to show some of the good and not-so-good situations that come with your kids’ school life and that, as a parent, you live with every day.
1. Let’s start with that moment of the day when you ask yourself if your child really has to go to school...
2. And what about the occasional oversight?
3. But it’s maybe even worse when they’re the ones who forget something (and remember it at the very last minute).
4. Then every morning they go into hibernation mode, or worse.
5. Yep, all parents know the “super-useful” group chat that nobody actually wants to be part of.
6. And it’s so heartbreaking when you miss the play you’ve been rehearsing together for months.
7. But we will always be there no matter what.
8. Because we’re parents and we’re proud of it.
9. And even if there are days where we feel like we can’t handle it anymore...
10. ...The smallest detail (that you’ll probably keep forever) reminds you that it’s totally worth it.
11. And there might be a time where you have to deal with a few annoying parents.
12. Or it’s our kids that will put our patience to the test.
13. Of course, sooner or later, the uncomfortable questions will be answered by their classmates.
14. But even after having them lose 10,000 items that you had to buy twice...
15. You know that one day school life will be over, and you will be proud of the person you helped raise and who turned into the awesome adult he or she is now.


brightside--2020-05-30--18 Bright Siders Share Photos of Grandmothers and Grandkids Proving Genes Rock

Grannies are amazing people !
They always think we aren ’ t hungry enough and are too skinny .
They know dozens of fairytales and have many cool stories to tell .
They give us a piece of themselves and it can be clearly seen in our appearance .
1 .
“ Me on the left , my granddaughter on the right ...
Same age , 4 years old ” 2 .
“ This is my daughter and my mom !
Same teddy — 60 years difference !
” 3 .
“ This is my mom and my youngest son.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ great-grandmother on my mother ’ s side .
Next to her is my nephew.
” 6 .
“ Me and my youngest grandson at the same age ” 7 .
“ My daughter and her grandma , same age , same hairstyle ” 8 .
“ Unfortunately my grandmother died a few months after I was born , but I did inherit some DNA from her !
” 10 .
“ My grandmother and me , proud to look like her .
She was everything to me.
” 12 .
“ Me and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ age ” 13 .
“ Me on the left , at 6 years old .
My granddaughter on the right , at 6 years old !
” 14 .
“ Me and my grandma .
Friends do a double take when they see pictures of her.
” 17 .
“ This is me and my paternal grandmother !
I never met her , but OMG we could be twins.
” 18 .
“ My twin sister looks like my paternal grandmother .
”

Grannies are amazing people! They always think we aren’t hungry enough and are too skinny. They know dozens of fairytales and have many cool stories to tell. They give us a piece of themselves and it can be clearly seen in our appearance.
Bright Side readers know this well. They shared photos where grannies and their grandkids look like twins. And this is direct proof of the power of genes.
1. “Me on the left, my granddaughter on the right... Same age, 4 years old”
2. “This is my daughter and my mom! Same teddy — 60 years difference!”
3. “This is my mom and my youngest son.”
4. “This is my great-grandmother on my mother’s side. Next to her is my nephew.”
5. “Me and my paternal grandmother”
6. “Me and my youngest grandson at the same age”
7. “My daughter and her grandma, same age, same hairstyle”
8. “Unfortunately my grandmother died a few months after I was born, but I did inherit some DNA from her!”
9. “My daughter and my mother!”
10. “My grandmother and me, proud to look like her. She was everything to me.”
11. “My paternal grandmother and I”
12. “Me and my maternal Nana, around the same age”
13. “Me on the left, at 6 years old. My granddaughter on the right, at 6 years old!”
14. “Me and my grandma. Friends do a double take when they see pictures of her.”
15. “Grandma and granddaughter”
16. “My great grandmother Lilly and me”
17. “This is me and my paternal grandmother! I never met her, but OMG we could be twins.”
18. “My twin sister looks like my paternal grandmother.”