March 29, 2025 8:32 am
Full News

Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez Exchange Heartfelt Messages

Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez are excited after being nominated for Golden Globe awards. Both actresses were nominated for Best Supporting Actress in a Movie. Ariana is up for her role in Wicked, and Selena is nominated for Emilia Pérez.

Ariana was one of the first to congratulate Selena after the nominations were announced. Selena said that Ariana sent her a sweet message early in the morning, and they even exchanged voice messages. Ariana said she is happy for Selena because she knows how hard she has worked.

The two actresses have been friends for a while. Both started as child stars—Selena on Wizards of Waverly Place and Ariana on Victorious. Ariana shared that she doesn’t know Selena as well as she’d like but is excited to spend more time with her.

At the Academy Women’s Luncheon, Selena gave a speech about how important teamwork is in the movie industry. She also talked about how the entertainment world can feel lonely at times, but moments like this remind her she is not alone.

The luncheon had many other stars, like Gal Gadot, Mila Kunis, and Kristen Bell. Selena also talked about her love for Broadway musicals and mentioned Chicago, saying she’d like to be Roxy Hart if she ever performed in it.

Selena was also nominated for her role in Only Murders in the Building and said she was sad her co-star Meryl Streep didn’t get a nomination. However, she said Meryl doesn’t need any awards to prove her talent.

Related News
Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa Forgive Each Other in Tearful Reunion
Most Israelis Want Netanyahu to Resign
46 Immigrants, Including Bangladeshis, Arrested for Online Fraud in Malaysia
US and UAE Discuss Ceasefire in Gaza
Trump Campaign Revokes Election Night Credentials for Journalists After Critical Coverage
Russia Calls US Talks on Ukraine War “Positive”
Related Posts
U.S. Wants Greenland to Separate from Denmark
Trump Moves to Shut Down USAID
Glen Powell Excited for ‘The Running Man’ Remake
Israel Launches First Airstrike on Beirut After Ceasefire Agreement with Lebanon
Somalia Proposes Exclusive Control of Strategic Bases to the U.S.
Nepal Investigates Violence in Pro-Monarchy Protests
More News

Over 1,000 Killed in Syria, Including 700+ Civilians

Clashes between Syrian security forces and supporters of former President Bashar al-Assad have led to the deaths of more than 1,000 people, including over 700 civilians. According to a report by the British media outlet BBC on Sunday (March 9), citing a war monitoring group, continued violence along Syria’s coast has resulted in significant civilian […]

13 UN Peacekeepers Killed in Congo Rebel Attack

Thirteen foreign peacekeepers have been killed in a rebel attack in Congo. Nine of the peacekeepers killed were South Africans. Nine South African peacekeepers have been killed while trying to stop rebel fighters in the eastern town of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), the South African military said in a BBC […]

Bangladeshi Man Arrested in New York for Illegal Streaming; Brother Wanted

A Bangladeshi man has been arrested in New York on charges of running an illegal online streaming service, while authorities are searching for his brother, who is also accused in the case. Noor Nabi Chowdhury, 56, was taken into custody on Tuesday and presented before the federal court in New York’s Western District. His brother, […]

Everything Destroyed in 45 Minutes at a Hotel in Turkey

The death toll from the fire at the ski resort hotel in Turkey’s northwestern Bolu mountainous region has risen to 76. Additionally, more than 50 people have been injured in the incident, some of whom are in critical condition. This information was shared by Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya in a message on Tuesday night. He […]

Suspected Sabotage Disrupts Baltic Undersea Cables Amid Rising Tensions

U.S. allies in Europe are investigating what German officials suspect is sabotage after two critical undersea cables in the Baltic Sea were severed, raising concerns about hybrid warfare amid heightened tensions with Russia. What Happened German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said the damage appears deliberate. “Nobody believes these cables were cut accidentally,” he remarked, describing […]

Are Militants in Manipur Using Starlink Satellite Internet?

The discovery of a Starlink satellite antenna and router in Manipur’s Imphal East district in mid-December has raised critical questions about the potential use of SpaceX’s Starlink technology by militants in India, even without regulatory approval.Billionaire Elon Musk, who owns SpaceX, has denied allegations that his company’s satellite internet service is being utilized by militants […]

BRICS Nations Explore Alternatives to the US Dollar Amid Global Economic Shifts

As Western sanctions and ongoing geopolitical tensions intensify, Russia’s recent remarks underscore a broader shift within BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) to reduce reliance on the US dollar. President Vladimir Putin’s comments reflect growing concerns among BRICS nations, who are exploring alternative currencies and financial systems in a bid to establish […]

UK Appeals to Trump Over Proposed Massive Tariffs

The UK is actively seeking an exemption from the punitive tariffs that US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose on numerous countries’ exports to the United States. Jonathan Reynolds, the UK’s Business Secretary, has made a compelling case for this exclusion, citing the balanced trade relationship between the two nations, particularly in manufactured goods. […]

389 Migrants Rescued Off the Coast of Spain’s Canary Islands

A total of 389 irregular migrants have been rescued from various coasts of Spain’s Canary Islands, one of the most frequently used routes for migrants attempting to reach Europe. The Spanish rescue service conducted the operation on Monday. Most of the rescued migrants are citizens of various Sub-Saharan African countries. Following the trend of 2024, […]

What Does the U.S. State Department Say About Ensuring Press Freedom in Bangladesh?

Washington D.C., December 2024 – The United States has reaffirmed its call for respecting press freedom in Bangladesh and said that cases against journalists there should follow the rule of law. “We believe media freedoms should be respected, and cases against journalists  should follow the rule of law,” U.S. State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller told […]