What Happened to Amy Bradley: All the Theories About Her Disappearance

After seven years on General Hospital, Sofia Mattsson is saying goodbye to her character, Sasha Gilmore Corbin. In yesterday’s episode, Sasha and her baby, Daisy, left Port Charles with the help of Jason Morgan (played by Steve Burton), heading back to live with her parents. It’s a bittersweet exit for fans who’ve followed Sasha’s dramatic journey since 2018.

Editor’s Note: Soap operas thrive on big exits, and Mattsson’s departure marks the end of an era for General Hospital fans. While it’s sad to see a long-running character go, the storyline gives Sasha a hopeful send-off—something viewers will appreciate after years of twists and turns. Plus, it opens the door for fresh drama (because, let’s be real, it’s a soap).

Actor Josh Lucas and meteorologist Brianna Ruffalo tied the knot in a romantic ceremony held in Vatican City, making their union official in one of the world's most iconic locations.

Editor’s Note: Celebrity weddings always grab attention, but this one stands out because of its unique setting—Vatican City isn’t your typical Hollywood backdrop. For fans of Lucas (or just love stories in general), it’s a sweet glimpse into a high-profile couple’s big day. Plus, it’s a nice break from heavier news cycles.

Tracee Ellis Ross just dropped a surprisingly practical travel hack—she only packs two pairs of underwear for trips. The Black-ish star casually revealed this minimalist approach while sharing her packing routine, which also includes essentials like a swimsuit and flip-flops. It’s a quirky, relatable peek into how a celebrity keeps things simple on the go.

NBA YoungBoy, the controversial rapper, is stirring up drama again—this time for seemingly flirting with singer Lay Bankz in a since-deleted Instagram comment, despite being married. Fans and critics are split, with some calling it harmless banter and others slamming it as disrespectful. The internet, of course, is running wild with reactions.

Editor’s Note: YoungBoy’s never been one to stay out of the spotlight, but this latest move feels especially messy. Whether it’s a joke or something more, it’s fueling gossip about his personal life—and raising eyebrows about boundaries (or lack thereof) in the public eye. For fans, it’s another chaotic chapter in his saga; for everyone else, it’s a reminder of how quickly social media can turn a stray comment into a full-blown controversy.

Well, this is messy. Andy Byron, the CEO of a major astronomy organization, has reportedly stepped down after a scandal erupted over allegations that he cheated on his partner—at a Coldplay concert, of all places. The drama went viral after social media sleuths spotted him getting cozy with someone who wasn’t his longtime girlfriend during the show. Now, the internet is dissecting every detail, from the concert footage to his abrupt resignation.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just tabloid fodder—Byron was a respected figure in the science community, so his fall from grace raises questions about how personal behavior impacts professional reputations. Plus, the fact that it unfolded so publicly (thanks, concert cameras and Twitter detectives) makes it a cautionary tale about life in the spotlight. Whether you care about astronomy or Coldplay, it’s a wild reminder that scandals can blow up anywhere, anytime.