As if it were a state event, the wedding of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco was celebrated on Saturday amidst tight security measures to keep indiscreet photographers away from the celebration. The couple, formed by the 33-year-old singer and actress and the 37-year-old music producer, chose Sea Crest Nursery, a nursery in Santa Barbara, as the setting for their wedding. However, they arranged to meet the 170 guests at another location—the Hotel El Encanto—and were transported by bus without revealing their final destination, to avoid leaks. Among the guests were Taylor Swift, Paul Rudd, Paris Hilton, Ed Sheeran, Ashley Park, David Henrie, and, of course, Martin Short and Steve Martin, her co-stars in the series. Only murders in the building.

Selena Gomez was photographed this weekend on an intimate outing with friends in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, Mexico, and it's rumored she's celebrating her bachelorette party. Meanwhile, her fiancé, Benny Blanco, was in Las Vegas partying with friends. The couple could be very close to their wedding, having announced their engagement in December of last year, after having been together for over a year.

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The long shadow of Disney girls doesn't always predict a dark future. Selena Gomez is a good example of this. In recent years, the actress and singer has experienced a professional and personal revolution that peaked last week with the release ofAnd he said I love you first, an album co-produced with her future husband, music producer Benny Blanco, to whom she got engaged in December 2024. The album, whether the relationship lasts or not, will remain as a witness to a love story with some extravaganzas that have generated a lot of buzz on the networks.

Actress and singer Selena Gomez co-stars alongside Karla Sofia Gascon in the Oscar-nominated film Emilia Perez, broke the silence after the controversy over the racist, homophobic and insulting tweets of the Spanish actress. "Part of the magic has disappeared, but I choose to continue being proud of what I have done and I am, quite simply, grateful. I live without regret," said the actress, whom Karla Sofía Gascón called in a message rescued from her Twitter account a "rich rat" who makes herself miserable. Gascón assured in an interview on CNN that she did not recognize that the tweet was hers and asked for forgiveness, but also denounced being victim of cancel culture.

Actress and singer Selena Gomez co-stars alongside Karla Sofia Gascon in the Oscar-nominated film Emilia Perez, broke the silence after the controversy over the racist, homophobic and insulting tweets of the Spanish actress. "Part of the magic has disappeared, but I choose to continue being proud of what I have done and I am, quite simply, grateful. I live without regret," said the actress, whom Karla Sofía Gascón called in a message rescued from her Twitter account a "rich rat" who makes herself miserable. Gascón assured in an interview on CNN that she did not recognize that the tweet was hers and asked for forgiveness, but also denounced being victim of cancel culture.