Bryce Jones

Contributing Writer

Bryce is an LA-based journalist and freelance writer. She formerly worked as an editor at Better Homes & Gardens, covering topics ranging from lifestyle and food to entertainment and mental health. Her words have also appeared in Polyester, Cosmopolitan, Apartment Therapy, and more.

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Education: Iowa State University, Northwestern University

Expertise

Since taking on her first assignment for her campus magazine (a feature on digital detoxing, if you were wondering), Bryce has immersed herself in digital publishing and creating content: She’s been reporting, interviewing, writing, and editing for the past 10 years now. Nothing thrills her more (in a professional sense) than coming up with a fresh angle for an article, whether it’s a personal essay on a career shift or a profile of a chef. As a journalist, at the heart of her work is a desire to tell stories that resonate with readers and introduce new voices and perspectives to the zeitgeist.

Experience

While pursuing her degrees, Bryce reported on higher education and gender, conducted on-the-ground interviews during the 2020 election, and completed her master’s project on social media’s impact on ADHD diagnoses in women. At BHG, she managed a news desk that covered internet trends, design aesthetics, pop culture, and more. She also led the House Rules column, which won a Folio: Eddie award in 2024 and gave her the opportunity to interview a number of celebs, including Brittany Snow, Stanley Tucci, and Tia Mowry. The highlight of her career was when Tan France complimented her hair.

Fun Stuff

Bryce is staunchly anti-Oxford comma and is ready to debate it (and many other topics) at any moment. She grew up listening to Lana del Rey, which is one of the reasons she moved to LA and is now obsessed with Hollywood lore. Her ideal evening involves walking to her local AMC to see a movie, then heading back to her couch to order in chicken noodle soup and crispy fries and overanalyze a reality TV show with anyone who will indulge her. She’s a Taurus, if you couldn’t tell.

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