Chloe Seaman

You thought you two would last forever. After all, you took all the big steps like a relationship pro. You moved in together… You adopted a dog together… You leased a car together…! But now those dreams of relationship bliss are over because, alas! – you broke up. Now what do you do when you had moved in together and started building a life together? Everything from who gets to stay in the place to who takes over payments on the lease of the apartment or car must be sorted out.

Have you ever wondered if you should look up someone that you met on an online dating site or app? What are the pros and cons? What could you learn? What could suck about it? We’ve laid it out for you – the pros and cons of researching your online match. Delivering the bad news first: The Negatives of Research Researching your potential suitor does have its drawbacks. • Like taking away the excitement of the mystery of meeting your match IRL.

If a photo tells a thousand words, then these celebrity Instagram posts should read, “Bizarre” a thousand times over because we can’t make any sense of what was going through these celebrities’ minds when they made these posting decisions. Here are five of the most bizarre celebrity Instagram moments: Mischa Barton and that bizarre bikini tribute Following the death of Alton Sterling, a man who was killed by police in Louisiana last year, the actress took to Instagram to speak out about police brutality.

draft: true _Disclaimer: This blog is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. _ You aimed to pay your bills on time but just… couldn’t. You went to the hospital for stitches because you *thought* you could make that jump on your dirt bike. You went on a shopping spree after a breakup. You decided to go to college… There are endless ways one can end up facing DEBT.

If you’re single and dating, you’re probably looking for someone with “a good sense of humor.” And, at no surprise to you because every profile says the same thing, you’re not the only one. We obviously value a sense of humor, but do we even know what it means? Is it the ability to tell a joke? Memorize a witty pun? Is it being able to “get” something funny? Or the ability to laugh at yourself?

Fake news may feel like a new phenomenon, but fake news has been slinging a sword of lies in journalism for more than a century. Flashback to 1835 with “The Great Moon Hoax” which got people believing life had been discovered on the moon. Now we live in the age of social media, where fake news spreads like wildfire and people either don’t know what to believe or they believe what they want to believe.

In HBO’s new series, Crashing, Pete is a guy with standup comedy dreams and married to his childhood sweetheart. But when he catches his wife cheating on him, his life unravels and he leaves for New York. Struggling to rebuild his life and make it as a standup comedian, Pete meets a group of characters who let him crash on their couches. Couch-crashing like Pete isn’t uncommon. Your situation might be different, but in any case, there are some etiquette rules you need to know:

Are you traveling for Spring Break? If you are, you may be thinking to rent an Airbnb. After all, 60 percent of guests who booked an Airbnb last year were millennials. But the mix of us twenty and early thirty-somethings with hot destinations, an abundant supply of alcohol and someone else’s house can lead to trouble if you aren’t taking safety seriously. Avoid disappointment or disaster by following these tips, and help ensure that your Spring Break vacation is a good one (and not a horror story).

When you think of a background check, do you automatically think of criminal records?

As a college student, you might not think anyone wants to steal your identity. After all, you’ve got books to buy, college to pay for and you’re trying to learn and live on a tight budget. You have no money or credit so identity thieves must not be interested in you…right? Think again. Identity theft is the fastest-growing crime in the United States. Meaning anyone – including you, a college kid – is vulnerable to identity theft.