Except for one quick sighting at a random chain restaurant, Selena Gomez has made good on her promise to take a vacation from being famous, even though that meant ceding her title of “Most Followed Person on Instagram” to T Swift.
While this has obviously been a difficult time for all the Sele fans of the world, there is some good news: Selena might be making a public appearance this weekend.
As you may or may not know (probs not), the American Music Awards are happening this Sunday and the show’s producer recently told E! News that Selena might make an appearance, while another source said that yes, she would be there.
Could this have anything to do with the news that Justin Bieber’s gonna be a no show?
Take it all with a grain of salt, but things are looking up for all the Sele stans out there.
Here at Galore, as much as we pretend to love juice cleanses, Beyonce-inspired plant-based bites, and eating like “that girl,” we also can’t deny that we love a good fast food feast. We also love NTWRK (we had a whole rowdy Coachella party with them, ICYMI). So when we found out that NTWRK is hosting
Are you having Coachella FOMO after seeing a zillion selfies of babes in front of a ferris wheel? You’re not alone. Here’s what went down at our party last weekend to kick off Coachella weekend one. The Galore x NTWRK Ranch, hosted by Tyga and Chloe Cherry, started things off with a rowdy rodeo bang
Multi-platinum Grammy-nominated artist and entrepreneur, Tyga continues to maintain his position at the forefront of the music and entertainment industry. Since breaking out into the scene in early 2008, Tyga has continued to expand his portfolio and cultural influence in nearly every facet of the mainstream media. Racking up multiple accolades and certifications throughout his illustrious career, including the quadruple-platinum
On their highly-anticipated debut album Cinema, The Marías provide listeners an escape into a dynamic world that is alluring and mysterious while equally charming and inviting. In dreaming up their first full-length, frontwoman María Zardoya and multi-instrumentalist producer Josh Conway mined inspiration from such hyper-imaginative filmmakers as Pedro Almodóvar, achieving an untamed emotionality that acutely
