Selena Gomez worked on Rare right up until deadline

Selena Gomez gave NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro one of her most open interviews yet on how she healed after her heartbreak, along with how toxic her on-off relationship with Justin Bieber had become before it ended for good in spring 2018. The singer spoke for the first time about how she believed she was a victim of emotional abuse when with Bieber.

In January 2014, Selena Gomez was in Park City, Utah, to promote her role in Rudderless at the Sundance Film Festival. At the time, she was looking for the next step in her career, after growing up as an actress on a series of Disney shows and releasing four albums on Hollywood Records.

After another heated battle on the charts this week, Selena Gomez comes away victorious with her third album, Rare. The pop star moved 112,000 equivalent album units of her latest album, according to Billboard, enough to edge out Roddy Ricch’s Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial (110,000 units) to land at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

A while back, taking to her Instagram Stories, Selena Gomez had revealed that she was "desperate" to have her latest album Rare to be No. 1 on Billboard 200.

You know what they say about tattoos—they’re addictive! But even being tattoo No. 13, Selena Gomez’s Rare tattoo meaning really stands out among the rest. After releasing her most important project yet, the 27-year-old songstress recently set out to commemorate it in the form of some new and permanent body art. She hit up celebrity tattoo artist Keith Scott “Bang Bang” McCurdy in New York City, and well, the rest is history.

Selena Gomez is taking her album launch to a whole new level with a neck tattoo.

Selena Gomez paid a visit to Bang Bang Tattoo while she was in New York City to promote her new album, Rare, and she got some fresh ink when she stopped by! Sel took to her Instagram Story on Jan. 15 to show off the tattoo, which was the word ‘Rare’ on her neck.

Selena Gomez has added some new ink to her collection.

Selena Gomez press days mean one thing: a fashion marathon where the singer wears a staggering amount of clothes in 12 hours. Gomez had one Monday in New York City, where she wore an impressive six outfits in one day, then a bonus two looks on Tuesday for her Puma event.

Hello there, Selena Gomez just added to her by getting a casual neck tattoo that says "." Sel debuted the tattoo on Instagram in the wee hours of Thursday morning, and it's clearly a shoutout to her new album:

After spending some quality time away from the spotlight and constant media attention, Selena Gomez returned to the world of music with her latest album Rare, which was dropped last week. After healing herself physically and mentally, the singer treated her fans, who were eagerly waiting for her to get behind the mic, with some good music.

Selena Gomez’s new studio album Rare is aiming for a possible No. 1 debut on next week’s Billboard 200 chart, according to industry forecasters.

Selena Gomez's latest studio album Rare has been getting rave reviews since its release last week, and Niall Horan's critique echoes all the positive sentiments.

Selena Gomez appeared on Live with Kelly and Ryan in New York in a suit by Gauge81.She wore a Givenchy look a few days before at the Dolittle premiere in Los Angeles.Selena Gomez is on a media blitz. Most know that her new album, Rare, was released just last week, but few aren’t aware that the songstress has a movie premiering on Friday.

Good afternoon to everyone except people who haven't already listened to Selena Gomez's Rare, cause we need to talk about her new music. After the album dropped yesterday, , with lyrics about someone "professionally messin'" with her trust and how "people can go from people you know to people you don’t."

Selena Gomez is currently on cloud nine as her album Rare is finally out for the world to consume. Before the album release, Selena had teased her millions and millions of fans with winter hits like Lose You To Love Me and Look At Her Now, which is a part of the tracklist for Rare.

At the conclusion of Selena Gomez’s new album, “Rare,” Spotify autoplayed a song from her previous full-length, 2015’s “Revival,” that sounded almost sophomoric by comparison.

This New Music Friday (Jan. 10) applauds the unabashed return of Selena Gomez, mourns the loss of Mac Miller all over again with his first posthumous single and ends the wait for a new Drake and Future collaboration.Rare delves into Gomez's trial and tribulations -- first heard in her Billboard Hot 100 No.

Selena Gomez explained the difference between her new album, “Rare,” and 2015’s “Revival” in an intimate conversation with radio personality JoJo Wright and fans at the iHeartRadio Theater LA on Thursday, ahead of “Rare’s” release.