Like all award shows, especially ones with performances, the Grammys had many ups and downs last night.

1. Rihanna killed the Red Carpet. She collaborated with the designers over at Armani to make her 2012 Grammy dress, and sweet baby Jesus, it was fantastic. Like, is she kidding me? This is what the red carpet is supposed to be about. Not huge capes, being hidden in an egg, having blue hair. No…this is how it is done. Operation look like that before Spring Break has now been kicked into high gear. Flawless.

2. WHAT was Sasha Gradiva doing? What is that? Why? I need answers.

3. Chris Brown once again showed off his lack of ability to sing and dance at the same time. Not saying that singing and flipping around the stage and dancing your ass off all at the same time is an effortless task, but come on. What gets me the most is the fact that he is even strapped with a headset mic, and that he bothers to even lip sync. Sleezy couldn’t fool a blind person into thinking he was actually singing. He looks like an idiot. I have seen him live, from the first row, and he was both singing and dancing simultaneously…so he does have it in him. Apparently something about live television freaks him out.

4. Just like the Red Carpet, Rihanna killed her performance. The only critique I have for little miss Riri, is that I would have appreciated some more skin. Perhaps less black tights, more leg, shorter shorts. But whatever, at least she pulled off the whole dancing while singing thing.

5. Adele and J.Hud stole the show. Simply perfection.

6. What the HELL was Nicki Minaj? That performance was of Gaga proportions.

7. Don’t even get me started on Katy Perry’s blue hair and gold camel toe, Robyn’s white cocktail dress + platform Timbs, or Taylor Swift in general.

Thousands of students nationwide are already booked up and geared up for Spring Break 2012, and let me guess…you aren’t one of them? The college student has notoriously mastered the art of doing things last minute- from cramming for midterms, buying your lover Valentine’s flowers, to calling mom on her birthday at midnight- and believe me when I say those skills will come in handy in the “real world”- but last minute travel is risky for anyone who is looking to score a last minute deal, especially for those risk-taking college students.

Hundreds of students are booking last minute spring break deals, and a huge percentage of them are at risk to get screwed. Here are a few last minute booking tips from the experts to ensure your group does get hooked up, but not screwed.

1. Be flexible with your destination: You may have your heart set on one destination, and one departure day and return day. Being flexible with the destination, amount of nights, and even the airport you leave from will definitely open up more affordable last minute opportunities for you and your crew.
2. Don’t be afraid to road trip it up! Lots of colleges are within driving distances to hundreds of beaches- even if does take you 15-18 hours to get there- getting there is half the fun. Panama City Beach, Florida, for example is the nation’s number one spring break destination- and thousands of students drive there year after year- and it’s only 15 hours from Chicago and also Washington, DC. Not too shabby.
3. Use points, miles or credit card points for one way flights: Do you or your rents hoard their credit card points hoping that someday you will take that dream trip to Europe? Well why wait- check and see if you can cash in your earned miles, or if your credit card points could be put towards one-way flights.
4. Stick to the experts, and do your research: Once you’ve decided to go- although the clock is ticking, you don’t want to get hosed in your last  minute investment. There are dozens of companies online promising spring break specials, spring break entertainment, and to be honest- other spring breakers, because who seriously wants to go on SB2012 alone? Checking out the company’s website, asking your friends, and calling the company direct and asking about the trip are all great ways to quickly do your research.
5. Book with a Student Tour Operator: Last minute deals are still available with most reputable spring break companies. A tour operator will do all the work for you, often include flight, cruise, bus or other transportation.
6. Facebook- obvi! You are already on social media all day long anyway; why not check out what people are saying about spring break, and about destinations. If you are interested in a specific company- check out their Facebook “Likes”- if others like their product enough to put it up there on the internet they must be doing something right.
7. The More the Merrier? Yes companies usually give great deals to large groups, but the smaller rooms aren’t always left out either. Be sure to ask on the phone if there are any deals for groups, or last minute deals for small groups!

Find out StudentCity’s last minute deals by clicking here……

As we continue to be the #1 Spring Break travel operator, we’ve recently coasted through the 15,000 “LIKES” Milestone on Facebook!  This has come in great timing, with Spring Break right around the corner, and it’s all thanks to you guys!

Since reaching this 15K, we have been making Spring Break DJ & artist announcements as we gain more fans.  The more likes we get, the more DJ and artist names we are releasing.

If it only takes a few hundred more likes to release HUGE talent information, what do you think we have planned for the 20k milestone!? You are not going to want to miss this, so be sure to stick around and visit our Facebook page frequently.

Like our page and share us with your friends so that we can leak some more secrets! You guys ROCK!

We’ve all been there.  We suspect that our significant other is having rendezvous with individuals who we would not appreciate them rond-es-vous-ing with.

We have 2 options:

1. Let it go, maybe ask them about it, but when they tell us there’s nothing to worry about, you leave it alone until there’s more of a reason to worry.

2. Call me Elliot Stabler, ’cause it’s on like Donkey Kong.  I’m getting to the bottom of this.

Let’s be honest…we’re all going for the latter.  It’s on.  This is it…don’t get scared now.

The latter goes one of two ways:

1. There is nothing to be found. Facebook documents everything these days and you know that your boyfriend/girlfriend is in no way smart enough to know how to delete anything.  Even if they had deleted anything scandalous, Facebook has stored it elsewhere, and you’re creepy enough and smarter than them, and know where to look for everything.

2. JACKPOT. HOME RUN. You’ve got more Intuition than Jewel, you’ve found exactly what you were looking for.

Here comes the hard part… Now that you’ve found what you were looking for, what’s your next move? Do you confront them and let them know you were creeping? Maybe you probably “didn’t realize their Facebook was signed in” and you happened to come across these messages?

What I want to know is, once we have found that Scumbag McGee was being a cheating loser, why do you feel guilty? You have found what you were looking for but it is so hard to come right out and say, “Hey. Assface, you were being shady, I creeped all your shit and found exactly what I suspected. BYE.”

At the end of the day:

Is it okay to spy on your significant other?

What’s your next move when you’ve found the goods? LET US KNOW!