Selena Gomez Says 'Yes' To New Music & Gives An Update On Her Makeup Line

Selena Gomez is one of many celebs to hop on the Instagram Live train during quarantine!

On Thursday, the 27-year-old hosted an IG Live session for her fans to chat about her life while social distancing, new music, and more.

She slyly said during the livestream “as far as new music, I don’t know,” before silently mouthing “yes” and nodding her head.

Exciting!!

As you may be aware, the Rare songstress announced the launch of her upcoming cosmetics brand Rare Beauty just a few months ago, but the launch has been placed on hold due to the coronavirus. However, a delay doesn’t mean she’s not still hard at work:

“I’m still doing tons of Zoom calls, they send me the things and color palette and all kinds of stuff. So we are getting it ready, but I just don’t know when Rare Beauty’s coming out.”

In addition to those professional updates, Gomez also offered up some movie recommendations:

“Scary Movies is what we’re onto. Day of the Dead; Frozen randomly, 2010, that scared me a lot; Hereditary, Haunt; The Hunt; Hounds of Love, Australian, love you Australia. I have a lot. Wow. Ready or Not: so good, that was amazing. Sweetheart, I’m not saying like half of these things I don’t know the threshold of some of my viewers at the moment. But as far as thriller, American Animals, Alice Creed, I like Hot Summer Nights, Knives Out, did everybody see that? It’s good.”

Showing her Apple TV, she continued:

“I have seen Insidious by the way. Revenge, guys, this is like next level. This one I’m sure some of you guys have seen it, but this is a great movie, okay? Matilda Lutz and a woman Coralie Fargeat, this other girl. She’s the best, this one right here. I’ve seen The Orphan, yes.”

Thanks for the recc’s, Selly!!

On a more serious note, the former Disney star recently opened up about her bipolar diagnosis during a live chat with Miley Cyrus:

“I went to one of the best mental hospitals… McLean Hospital and I discussed that after years of going through a lot of different things, I realized that I was bipolar and so, when I go to know more information, it actually helps me. It doesn’t scare me once I know it and I think people get scared of that.”

Gomez explained at the time:

“I’ve seen it and I’ve seen some of it even in my own family where I’m like what’s going on? It’s not known to talk about your mental health. When I finally said what I was gonna say, I wanted to know everything about it and it took the fear away.”

Thank you for always being so open with us, Selena!

[Image via WENN/Avalon.]