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Economic Times
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Taylor Swift joins BFF Selena Gomez in her pre-birthday celebration, see photos
Singer Selena Gomez celebrated her pre-birthday bash with family and friends in Los Angeles. The singer will turn 33 on July 22, 2025. Her fiancé, Benny Blanco, and longtime friend Taylor Swift attended the party. Selena shared photos on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the love and support she received. She also mentioned seeking Taylor Swift's music advice. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift's friendship Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Selena Gomez on getting music advice from Taylor Swift Singer and actress Selena celebrated her 33rd birthday early with family and friends. She will turn 33 on July 22, 2025. Among those who attended the pre-birthday celebration , which, according to Billboard, took place in Los Angeles, were her fiancé, Benny Blanco, and longtime friend Taylor Swift . In a post on Instagram on July 20, 2025 (Sunday), Gomez reflected on her upcoming birthday. "This past year has truly been the most beautiful year of my life, and I owe so much of that to all of you," she a carousel post shared by the "Call Me When You Break Up" singer, she shared several photos from what appears to be a pre-birthday bash. The singer wore a sparkling jumpsuit and a jacket with feathers. She posed for pictures with some close friends, including her fiancé, Benny Blanco, and longtime friend friendship and the bond shared by two celebrity singers dates back to their teen pop stardom days in the late aughts; they were seen playfully hamming it up for the camera as they posed against a balloon-filled backdrop."Thank you for your unwavering love and kindness," Gomez further wrote. "Whether you cheered me on from the sidelines, shared in my highs and lows, or simply offered a listening ear, you have made this year unforgettable. I am extremely humbled and insanely appreciative of all your love," the 'Come & Get It' singer Gomez shared the glimpses from her pre-birthday celebration, some of Gomez's other celebrity friends reacted to the post with their birthday wishes in the comments section. "The most love to the brightest soul ❤️," Lily Collins wrote, while fellow Disney Channel alum Sofia Carson gushed: "We love you 🤍"During a March 2025 interview with iHeartRadio after the release of her album "I Said I Love You First," a joint album with Blanco, the Grammy-nominated songstress revealed she constantly seeks Swift's feedback on her music."You know, with Taylor, I value her support and her opinion so much, because she's super honest," said Gomez, adding that the pop superstar will tell her which songs are "OK" and which are "knockouts.""I have always played her off any of my albums—the top two; I like to see what she thinks," she playing Swift's 2019 hit "Lose You to Love Me," she added, "She and her amazing mom started crying, and then I started crying, and it's very sweet."
Time of India
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Taylor Swift joins BFF Selena Gomez in her pre-birthday celebration, see photos
Singer and actress Selena celebrated her 33rd birthday early with family and friends. She will turn 33 on July 22, 2025. Among those who attended the pre-birthday celebration , which, according to Billboard, took place in Los Angeles, were her fiancé, Benny Blanco, and longtime friend Taylor Swift . In a post on Instagram on July 20, 2025 (Sunday), Gomez reflected on her upcoming birthday. "This past year has truly been the most beautiful year of my life, and I owe so much of that to all of you," she wrote. In a carousel post shared by the "Call Me When You Break Up" singer, she shared several photos from what appears to be a pre-birthday bash. The singer wore a sparkling jumpsuit and a jacket with feathers. She posed for pictures with some close friends, including her fiancé, Benny Blanco, and longtime friend Swift. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Select a Course Category Design Thinking CXO others Data Analytics Healthcare Cybersecurity Finance MCA Leadership Public Policy Product Management Digital Marketing Management MBA Data Science Artificial Intelligence healthcare Operations Management Degree Data Science PGDM Project Management Others Technology Skills you'll gain: Duration: 22 Weeks IIM Indore CERT-IIMI DTAI Async India Starts on undefined Get Details Skills you'll gain: Duration: 25 Weeks IIM Kozhikode CERT-IIMK PCP DTIM Async India Starts on undefined Get Details Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift's friendship by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like We Have No Words For Dog The Bounty Hunter's Transformation Cash Roadster Undo The friendship and the bond shared by two celebrity singers dates back to their teen pop stardom days in the late aughts; they were seen playfully hamming it up for the camera as they posed against a balloon-filled backdrop. "Thank you for your unwavering love and kindness," Gomez further wrote. "Whether you cheered me on from the sidelines, shared in my highs and lows, or simply offered a listening ear, you have made this year unforgettable. I am extremely humbled and insanely appreciative of all your love," the 'Come & Get It' singer continued. Live Events After Gomez shared the glimpses from her pre-birthday celebration, some of Gomez's other celebrity friends reacted to the post with their birthday wishes in the comments section. "The most love to the brightest soul ❤️," Lily Collins wrote, while fellow Disney Channel alum Sofia Carson gushed: "We love you 🤍" Selena Gomez on getting music advice from Taylor Swift During a March 2025 interview with iHeartRadio after the release of her album "I Said I Love You First," a joint album with Blanco, the Grammy-nominated songstress revealed she constantly seeks Swift's feedback on her music. "You know, with Taylor, I value her support and her opinion so much, because she's super honest," said Gomez, adding that the pop superstar will tell her which songs are "OK" and which are "knockouts." "I have always played her off any of my albums—the top two; I like to see what she thinks," she elaborated. Recalling playing Swift's 2019 hit "Lose You to Love Me," she added, "She and her amazing mom started crying, and then I started crying, and it's very sweet."
USA Today
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Taylor Swift makes cameo in BFF Selena Gomez's birthday post: See the photo
There are some pairings that just make sense: peanut butter and jelly, Bert and Ernie, and Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift Gomez, who turns 33 on July 22, reflected on her upcoming birthday in a lengthy Instagram post on July 20. "This past year has truly been the most beautiful year of my life, and I owe so much of that to all of you," Gomez wrote. The carousel post included several photos from what appears to be a pre-birthday bash. The "Call Me When You Break Up" singer, who was decked out in a shimmery jumpsuit and feathered jacket, posed with several of her loved ones, including fiancé Benny Blanco and longtime pal Swift. Gomez and Swift, whose friendship dates back to their teen pop stardom days in the late aughts, were seen playfully hamming it up for the camera as they posed against a balloon-filled backdrop. "Thank you for your unwavering love and kindness," Gomez continued. "Whether you cheered me on from the sidelines, shared in my highs and lows, or simply offered a listening ear, you have made this year unforgettable. I am extremely humbled and insanely appreciative of all your love." Some of Gomez's other celebrity friends chimed in with their own birthday wishes in the comments section. "The most love to the brightest soul ❤️," Lily Collins wrote, while fellow Disney Channel alum Sofia Carson gushed: "We love you 🤍" Taylor and Selena have girls night: Celeb BFFs walk arm in arm for NYC outing Selena Gomez on getting music advice from Taylor Swift Gomez and Swift's friendship has the perfect harmony, personally and professionally. During a March interview with iHeartRadio following the release of her album "I Said I Love You First," a joint album with Blanco, the Grammy-nominated songstress revealed she constantly seeks Swift's feedback on her music. "You know with Taylor, I value her support and her opinion so much, because she's super honest," said Gomez, adding that the pop superstar will tell her which songs are "OK" and which are "knockouts." Selena Gomez sends new songs to friend Taylor Swift 'because she's super honest' "I have always played her — off any of my albums — the top two I like to see what she thinks," she explained. Recalling playing Swift her 2019 hit "Lose You to Love Me," she added: "She and her amazing mom started crying, and then I started crying, and it's very sweet." Contributing: Bryan West, USA TODAY Network
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco Head to Prom in ‘Talk' Music Video
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco have shared a new song, 'Talk' off the deluxe edition of their debut collaborative LP, I Said I Love You First. To celebrate the track, the pair shot a prom-themed music video with director Tony Yacenda, which features Gomez's first experience with the high school rite of passage. 'Talk' interpolates Cake's 1998 single 'Never There' and features Gomez singing about a recently-departed lover. 'I know you just left but, damn, I need you right back,' she croons. 'I'ma call you daddy 'cause I know you like that/ Go recharge your batteries, come back to me and make your mama proud.' More from Rolling Stone Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco Will Feature GloRilla, More on Deluxe 'I Said I Love You First' Gracie Abrams Covers Lorde's Devastating Ballad 'Liability' in New Zealand Adam Levine Confirms New Maroon 5 Album, Tour on 'Fallon' 'Talk' appears on I Said I Love You First…And You Said It Back, out today via SMG Music/Friends Keep Secrets/Interscope Record. The deluxe version features four new original songs, including 'Stained,' a new remix of 'Bluest Flame,' 'Cowboy' with GloRilla and 'Guess You Can Say I'm In Love' with vocals and production from Greg Gonzalez of Cigarettes After Sex. It also features an acoustic version of 'Call Me When You Break Up' with Gracie Abrams and a live version of 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten.' Blanco and Gomez — who got engaged in December — released I Said I Love You First on March 21, featuring collaborations with Abrams on 'Call Me When You Break Up,' The Marías on 'Ojos Tristes,' and Tainy and J Balvin on 'I Can't Get Enough.' Charli XCX also provided backing vocals and writing credits on 'Bluest Flame.' Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield reviewed the album, writing, 'Let's hope we get many sequels to this album over the years to come, because the world needs all the uplifting pop-star love stories we can get.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Daily Mail
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Selena Gomez says advocating for justice isn't 'for the faint of heart' after backlash over sobbing about ICE raids
Selena Gomez is not backing down from using her platform to advocate for mental health and social justice. Despite facing backlash earlier this year for sharing a video of herself crying over the mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, the actress, 32, defended her choice to criticize President Donald Trump 's administration. In a new interview with Billboard, the Call Me When You Break Up hitmaker explained that she believes 'at the end of the day' it 'matters to be vocal about issues that matter to you whether you are famous or not.' 'It's not for the faint of heart, because you are putting yourself out there and trust me there will be a lot of opinions that come at you for even having the nerve to say anything at all,' she explained. After sharing her emotional plea supporting undocumented immigrants in January, Gomez was publicly slammed by The White House and a number of Republican politicians, including Sam Parker, a 2018 Republican Senate candidate from Utah. In response to the former Disney Channel star's post about the immigration raids, the White House shared a video titled: 'Moms of Victims of Illegal Aliens SLAM Selena Gomez: You Didn't Cry for Our Daughters.' In the recording, three moms of the kids, who were allegedly killed by undocumented individuals, reacted to Gomez's video crying over deportations. Through sobs, Gomez tells her fans: 'All my people are getting attacked, the children. I don't understand. I'm so sorry, I wish I could do something but I can't. I don't know what to do. I'll try everything, I promise.' Although the Only Murders in the Building star did not address the public outcry over her since-deleted video in her latest interview, she did reflect on initially feeling scared 'to be that vulnerable' about her 'own personal mental health.' Gomez, who has publicly discussed struggling with bipolar disorder and anxiety, explained she doesn't 'ever want anyone to think' of her as a victim. 'I thought [that] by sharing my own story I could help others, and I will take any negative opinions that come with that because I see the bigger picture of how the conversations have changed around mental health,' she stressed. As for the advice she would give the new generation of artists, Gomez told Billboard she would recommend they focus on 'blocking out the noise and being true' to themselves. 'The noise can be overwhelming, and I am not saying it's easy but by doing that and not compromising who you are, it goes a long way,' she said. Earlier in her interview, she explained that her 'Mexican heritage is something that has influenced' her 'entire life.' 'It's not lost on me how representation matters,' she said. 'Throughout the years I've been doing this, some of the most supportive women in the entertainment business I have met have been other Latin women. I love the bond we all have.' The Grammy nominee previously produced a 2019 Netflix documentary, titled Living Undocumented, chronicling the lives of undocumented families in the United States. At the time, the former Disney Channel star, who was born in Texas, opened up about her family's own immigration story, which began in the 1970s when her aunt crossed the border from Mexico to America hidden in the back of a truck. Her paternal grandparents, Ricardo and Mary followed their daughter and, once in the US, they welcomed Selena's father, who is also called Ricardo. Her mother, Mandy Teefey, is also a U.S. citizen. In a personal essay for Time magazine, she shared: 'Undocumented immigration is an issue I think about every day, and I never forget how blessed I am to have been born in this country thanks to my family and the grace of circumstance.' 'But when I read the news headlines or see debates about immigration rage on social media, I feel afraid for those in similar situations. I feel afraid for my country,' Gomez continued. The Golden Globe nominee noted as a Mexican-American woman that she feels 'a responsibility to use' her platform 'to be a voice for people who are too afraid to speak.' 'When I signed on to executive-produce a show about undocumented immigrants, I couldn't help but anticipate the criticisms I might face. But the truth is, the worst criticism I can imagine is still nothing compared to what undocumented immigrants face every day,' she explained. The Rare Beauty reminded her followers that 'fear shouldn't stop us from getting involved and educating ourselves on an issue that affects millions of people in our country.' Gomez has been vocal about concerns over how immigrants are obtained in the United States and previously called out 'kids in cages' that were 'sleeping on concrete floors with aluminum blankets.' 'No access to simple dignities! How is this still happening??? It's absolutely inhumane to treat anyone like this let alone children. I can't even imagine what they are going through. We need to get this to finally stop!' she wrote in an Instagram post back in 2019. In 2020, Gomez gave a heartfelt speech for Define American's Immigrad 2020, a virtual commencement for immigrant graduates. 'Congratulations to all of the immigrads! I know that this is a virtual ceremony, but it's very real, and it's very real to all of the families and all of you and your communities,' she gushed. ''I want you guys to know that you matter and that your experiences are a huge part of the American story.' During her speech, the star reflected on her family coming to American from Mexico and setting 'into motion' her 'American story as well as theirs.' 'I'm a proud, third-generation American-Mexican, and my family's journeys and their sacrifice helped me get me to where I am today,' she said proudly. 'Mine is not a unique story,' Gomez noted. 'Each and every one of you have a unique tale of becoming an American, so regardless of where your family is fun, regardless of your immigration status, you have taken action to earn an education to make your families proud and to open up your worlds.' Gomez recently returned to her roots while preparing for Emilia Pérez as she took Spanish lessons for six months to help her better prepare for her role. Although she grew up speaking Spanish at home, the actress revealed during an appearance on NPR's Fresh Air that she lost her fluency of the language after moving to Los Angeles to purse her career in entertainment. 'I got my first job at 7, and most of my jobs from that point on were English,' she said during the episode. 'And I just lost [my Spanish]. That's kind of the case for a lot of people, especially Mexican American people,' she explained. The star added, 'I wish I just knew a lot more than I do. But I think that's why I try to honor my culture as much as possible.' 'From releasing an album in Spanish to wanting to pursue this movie. And I don't think it'll be the last thing I do in Spanish,' Selena expressed.
