In this insightful discussion, globally celebrated artist Selena Gomez shares her journey through mental health challenges and her mission to promote awareness through her Rare Impact Fund. Joined by her mother, Mandy Teefey, they explore the power of vulnerability and self-compassion in personal growth. The duo reflects on tackling societal pressures, the importance of community support, and the nuances of parenting while dealing with emotional struggles. Their heartfelt dialogue emphasizes authenticity and the transformative power of open conversations about mental well-being.

Look. If Nik and Moiz get the chance to mention Ryan Reynolds, they’re gonna do it. Can you blame them?  What’s the secret sauce to celebrity brand success? Turns out Selena Gomez knows—, and it has a thing or two to do with content, direct involvement, and authenticity. Plus, what happens when a celebrity sells their brand *cough* Mr. Reynolds *cough*? Then, the boys break down the reasons why luxury beauty brand, Aesop, is crushing it and why typing in a credit expiration date is officially better than scrolling for one.   0:00 What We’ve Been Up To3:17 Creator Brands8:05 The Beauty of “Rare Beauty”15:46 Why Just Having a Celebrity Brand Isn’t Enough22:26 What Happens When a Celebrity Sells Their Brand?28:50 The Case for Mr. Beast and Why Celebrity Brands Work32:17 Why Aesop is Crushing It49:46 Stripe Annual Letter1:06:52 Contact Us This episode was brought to you by Tapcart: Mobile Apps for Shopify. If you are looking to improve your store’s mobile revenue performance, then check out Tapcart and get your first 2 months free at https://tapcart.com/limited Check out the Nik’s DTC newsletter: https://bit.ly/3mOUJMJ Follow Nik:Twitter: twitter.com/mrsharma Follow Moiz:Twitter: twitter.com/moizali 

Selena Gomez, a multi-talented Grammy and Emmy-nominated musician and actress known for her roles in Wizards of Waverly Place and Only Murders in the Building, shares her journey in a delightful conversation. She discusses her nostalgic experiences at Disney and her surprising transition into music. Selena also opens up about balancing her acting and music careers, her philanthropic efforts with UNICEF, and the importance of mental health discussions. Enjoy her amusing takes on pet ownership, her morning routine, and the funny quirks of fame.

Selena Gomez joins the discussion, bringing her multi-faceted career as a singer, actress, producer, and businesswoman into the spotlight. The conversation flows from her nostalgic roots in shows like 'Barney' to the balance of her music and acting careers and the pressures that come with them. They dive into mental health, vulnerability, and the importance of authenticity, along with humorous anecdotes about her time on 'Only Murders in the Building.' Expect laughs and insights as Selena shares her journey with a light-hearted twist.

Selena Gomez, a celebrated actor and musician known for her Disney roots and starring role in Only Murders in the Building, shares her journey of relearning Spanish for the film Emilia Pérez. She discusses the transformative power of music, highlights her experiences working with comedy legends, and reflects on the complexities of childhood fame. Gomez opens up about her struggles with mental health and the importance of support in healing. With candor and insight, she navigates the balance of her various identities and the transformative moments in her career.

Selena Gomez, the multi-talented musician and actress known for her roles in Wizards of Waverly Place and Only Murders in the Building, shares insights on balancing her career and heritage. She discusses her latest film, 'Emilia Pérez,' and her philanthropic work with the Rare Impact Fund. The conversation touches on her journey of reconnecting with her Spanish roots and the comedic elements of her new project. Gomez emphasizes the importance of honest feedback from loved ones and staying grounded in a chaotic entertainment world.

George Miller, a legendary Australian filmmaker, shares insights on his new film, exploring the intertwining themes of storytelling and desire. Selena Gomez, along with comedy icons Steve Martin and Martin Short, dive into the creative dynamics of 'Only Murders in the Building.' They discuss the impact of COVID-19 on production and the art of storytelling across cultures. The conversation also highlights the title sequence and musical score, revealing how these elements enhance the show's themes of connection and mystery.

Selena Gomez, the talented pop star and executive producer of the Netflix series, joins researchers Eilish Gilligan and audio producer Ruby Hall. They dive into the cultural impact of '13 Reasons Why,' discussing its controversial themes of suicide, bullying, and mental health. The trio explores how Hannah Baker's story ignited crucial conversations among teens and parents alike. They also tackle the balance between dark humor and sensitivity while reflecting on the show's lasting legacy in reshaping narratives around serious societal issues.

In this entertaining podcast, the hosts discuss celebrity gossip, viral trends, and the Real Housewives finale. Topics include Ariana Grande's comments on her personal life, Jo Koy's rough time at the Golden Globes, the Selena Gomez/Taylor Swift gossip session, Paul Mescal's rumored habit of running away from one-night stands, the new relationship between Barry Keoghan and Sabrina Carpenter, and convicted killer Gypsy Rose Blanchard becoming a social media influencer.

Selena Gomez is a singer, songwriter, and actress, who’s spent most of her life in the public eye. She started her acting career as a child, and put out her first albums as a teenager. She’s had three number one albums and eight Top 10 hits, and in 2017, Billboard named her Woman of the Year. At one point, she was the most followed person on Instagram, and the details of her life are constantly discussed in tabloid headlines. So, when your private life is that public, how do you write a song about something as personal as heartbreak? Selena teamed up with the Grammy-winning production duo Mattman & Robin, who she’d worked with before. And she turned to her longtime songwriting collaborators, Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter. Julia Michaels is also a Grammy-nominated artist in her own right, and Justin Tranter, also a Grammy nominee, was named BMI’s 2017 Pop Songwriter of the Year. The three of them have written 10 songs together, including this one, “Lose You to Love Me.” The song came out in October 2019, and went on to become Selena’s first number-one hit. It went double-platinum in the US, and was named one of the best songs of the year by Vulture and Billboard. In this episode, Selena, Julia and Justin break down how the song came to be, from the first writing session to the final production touches from Finneas. songexploder.net/selena-gomez