Selena Gomez invited to Playboy party

Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens invited to Playboy party

Former Disney stars Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens have been invited to party at the Playboy Mansion with Hugh Hefner.

Gomez and Hudgens have shed their good girl images for new movieSpring Breakers about a raunchy group of college students and bosses at Playboy were so impressed, they have issued an open invitation for the duo to party at the Playboy Mansion.

A tweet from Playboy said, "@VanessaHudgens & @SelenaGomez now have an open invitation to the next Mansion party."

Hudgens previously admitted she jumped at the chance to take on the role of college student Candy, who is forced into working for a drug dealer after he bails her out of jail for robbing a restaurant.

"I'm really proud of the movie. I feel like it's a breed of its own, it's a movie unlike any other and it's very fresh and fun and exciting. I feel like it's a great take on our

youth culture right now.

"For a while I was kind of struggling and fighting for these roles that I just desperately wanted. It was hard and it was a struggle, but then again life is always a struggle."

New Selena Gomez single

Wondering how Selena Gomez's buzzed-about turn in "Spring Breakers" -- in which the former Disney Channel starlet disrupts her good-girl image to the squelchy strains of a soundtrack by dubstep prince Skrillex -- might affect her music?
Wonder no more: Gomez's new single "Come & Get It," originally due to premiere Monday morning on Ryan Seacrest's KIIS-FM (102.7) show, leaked online early Saturday. In response Gomez posted a cellphone video on her Twitter feed in which she directed her 14 million followers to listen to the song at Seacrest's website, which promptly crashed.
But it's the Internet, folks -- the interested among you won't have to search long to hear it.
Co-written by Ester Dean and produced by Stargate, "Come & Get It" -- the lead track from a studio album reportedly due out this summer -- is indeed a harder-edged proposition than Gomez's earlier songs, with fuzzed-out synth licks laid over a vaguely Indian-accented groove.
"This love will be the death of me, but I know I'll die happily," she sings, tapping into the dramatic end-of-days vibe we've heard lately from Britney Spears in "Till the World Ends" and Kesha in "Die Young." In the chorus Gomez even does the stuttered-vocal thing so associated with pop's libertine-in-chief, Rihanna.
So far Pop & Hiss can't say the tune lives up to "Love You Like a Love Song," Gomez's slyly excellent 2011 hit. But get back to us in a couple of months, after Top 40 radio has drilled "Come & Get It" deep into our brains. By then we might have come around.

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez to build house together

Hollywood cuties Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber have been dating for a while now, and it seems they are ready to take a big step in their relationship – building a house together.

According to Perez Hilton, Justin and Selena have reportedly bought land in Tarzana, CA in order to build a dream mansion together. Hilton quotes a source as saying, “Justin and Selena are bulding a massive home together. It’s just a dirt lot right now with some pipes, but it has a gorgeous panoramic view of the San Fernando Valley.”

Entertainment Wise reports that the couple’s new love-nest is near the Woodland Hills area where Selena’s mom lives.

Earlier this summer, a report accused the power couple of being drunk and high in a Toronto night club. An onlooker at the party was quoted as saying, “They are party animals and both major light weights when it comes to drinking.”

Although there was never any confirmation of the rumors, the couple was photographed that night, Selena’s hands around her beau’s as he appears to be nodding off on her shoulder.

Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez break up, Facebook ban really.

Well it seems ‘Selena Gomez’ has been banned from Facebook. The world-famous social media site gave La Gomez her walking papers by permanently disabling her account on August 1. What will Justin Bieber say? Probably nothing. In fact, he’ll probably think it’s crazy that Facebook can’t tell the difference between the real Selena Gomez and…another “real Selena Gomez.” It’s…extremely complicated.
Actually, it wasn’t Justin Bieber’s lady-love who got booted from Facebook last week. It was another woman with the same name, and that woman was understandably shocked and upset to find that her Facebook account had been disabled for being “inauthentic.” That means her account allegedly violated one of Facebook’s most important terms which states that “impersonating anyone or anything is not allowed.” And Selena had every right to be angry, since Selena Miranda Gomez is actually her real, legal name.
Selena Gomez, an 18-year-old girl living in New Mexico, is mad as hell because she’s been wrongfully banned from her favorite social networking site.
“I AM NOT AN IMPOSTOR …” Selena Miranda Gomez explained, “My name is not hers on my page. In fact, I even put my middle name on my FB to clear up any confusion. I did not have one single famous friend. I did not refer to myself as [the famous Selena], and I did not have any pictures of her on my page!”
Alas, her explanations have obviously fallen on deaf ears. Although she’s begged Facebook to reactivate her account, they’ve ignored her.
Perhaps Selena Miranda Gomez should try to contact the real—er—the famous Selena Gomez and ask for her help in clearing things up with Facebook. Hey, it couldn’t hurt.
With that Justin Bieber is ready to pop the question to the real Selena Gomez. We have gotten word Justin Bieber is ready to become a husband. Unlike other teens his age, Justin Bieber is mature beyond his years. Also Justin Bieber is a role model for this generation. In all this wedding shall be something to behold, but until then love birds Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez will enjoy just being a couple.