Steve Martin & Martin Short Gush Over Selena Gomez, Her Professionalism on Set, & Her Extensive Résumé

Selena Gomez and Camilo are here with new music.

Selena Gomez is one Disney’s brightest stars. While she was promoting her new TV series, ‘Only Murders in the Building,’ she made a passing joke regarding her time in the Disney Channel.

Selena Gomez is thinking back on her childhood in the spotlight.

Star power can go either way, either adding pizzazz to a project or driving it straight into the ground.It’s even riskier when you triple the A-list equation, but Steve Martin, Selena Gomez — and, especially, Martin Short — make it work in “Only Murders in the Building,” a likable 10-part Hulu comedy co-created and written by Martin and John Hoffman and premiering Tuesday, Aug. 31.Here’s the setup: there’s a suspected suicide in the Arconia on West 72nd St.

Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez all learned some things from one another when working on their upcoming Hulu show ‘Only Murders in the Building.’ While the 29-year-old is learning about the acting industry and taking notes from the comedy legends, Gomez is also teaching the two actors a thing or two from her area of expertise. A post shared by Variety (@variety)In a cast interview with Variety, Gomez shared what she has taught Martin and Short.

An unlikely team are bridging generations.

Selena Gomez, on the verge of laughter. “I’m going to be 29 tomorrow!” Gomez is spending the day before her birthday needling her castmates Steve Martin and Martin Short on Zoom.

As one of the leads of Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” alongside Steve Martin and Martin Short, Selena Gomez is starring in her first TV series since “Wizards of Waverly Place” ended in 2012. And it’s very much a departure from the Disney Channel fantasy sitcom.

Steve Martin didn’t know what this popular abbreviation meant, so Selena Gomez had to share her insight – Just Jared Jr Guess who joined Instagram – Celebitchy There is a Kanye West/Drake feud update – DListed Shawn Mendes is opening up about what happens during fights with Camila Cabello – Just Jared Jr

Elle magazine: “Steve said, ‘Marty, I just heard new lyrics to ‘Top Hat and Tails.'”But explaining what “WAP” means (which is something we can’t write out, but that you can find here) isn’t the only educational info Gomez offered Steve Martin on set. “There was a line in the script that said, ‘She’s an OG.’ And Steve walked up and said, ‘Can somebody tell me what OG means?’” Gomez told Elle.

You can thank Selena Gomez for teaching Steve Martin and Martin Short the meaning of “WAP.”

Selena Gomez for teaching Steve Martin and Martin Short the meaning of «WAP.»The 29-year-old actress/singer may co-star with two of the best actors in the biz, but she enlightened them on some of today's biggest hits. ET spoke with the trio while promoting their upcoming series,, where Gomez revealed she had to explain whatCardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's song is all about.Short began by praising Gomez, recalling how he met her on the first day of shooting.

In a video that any elder millennial will relate to – and should remind Gen Z that the cringe of time comes for everyone eventually – Selena Gomez was feeling her age on Sunday (Aug. 15) after an unsuccessful attempt at a TikTok with her 8-year-old sister, Gracie.

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With eight top 10 singles over the past decade, including a no. 1 smash just two years ago, it’s hard to imagine why Selena Gomez would want to return to television.

Selena Gomez is opening up about the now famous photo of her covered in blood on the set of Only Murders In The Building.

As one of the leads of Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building” alongside Steve Martin and Martin Short, Selena Gomez is starring in her first TV series since “Wizards of Waverly Place” ended in 2012. And it’s very much a departure from the Disney Channel fantasy sitcom.