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At the 2025 SAG Awards, Selena Gomez won her first award for Best Ensemble for ‘Only Murders in the Building.’ Keep watching to see her speech!

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Tetris Kelly:

Selena Gomez is a winning actress as ‘Wicked’ walks away empty handed. We got your music news from the 2025 SAG Awards. The cast of ‘Only Murders in the Building’ won Best Ensemble at the 2025 SAG Awards making Selena Gomez an excited winner and thanks her cast mates that weren’t there. It was a well deserved win for Gomez though her fellow peer and musician Ariana Grande stepped away with yet another snub. ‘Wicked’ lost all 5 of its nominations at the SAG Awards going home empty handed including Female Supporting Actress where Zoe Saldana took home the prize again for ‘Emilia Perez.’ For more music and award show coverage hit Billboard.com.

Beyoncé’s been dominating charts and snagging awards left and right with ‘Cowboy Carter,’ and as we highlight Black and Latin artists, we dive into Beyoncé’s success. 

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Tetris Kelly: 

She is the moment. And as we take this month to highlight Black and Latin artists, we hop on Beyoncé’s Internet to put the spotlight on the phenomenal entertainer. Beyoncé has had an incredible year after releasing the album ‘Cowboy Carter,’ which went on to win best country album and album of the year at the Grammys, and after displaying the project in Houston on Christmas Day with Netflix, she’s now taking it on the road for the ‘Cowboy Carter’ World Tour. From her beginnings with Destiny’s Child to becoming a full-blown superstar, she’s never met a stage she can’t slay. For that, we say thank you, Beyoncé.

Tate McRae’s third studio album, ‘So Close to What,’ just released today and the pop singer opens up about the inspiration behind her album. From her multitude of looks in the “Sports Car” music video, to her raw honesty in “Purple Lace Bra,” to a deep conversation with her dad leading to “Nostalgia,” Tate McRae shares her story behind her new album.

What do you think of her album? Let us know in the comments!  

Tate McRae: 

Is a Ferrari a sports car? I like a Ferrari. Sometimes it can be a bit of a mind f—. I remember crying on my 21st birthday. Creation is supposed to be from a place of total freedom. I mean, my team is f—ing chaotic, like, we have very ambitious shoots. We want to do everything in the world. And I’m also just like a bulldog on music. I’m just like, ‘Let’s get everything done.’ I don’t need a lunch break. Like, let’s just go. Everyone’s screaming at me, like, whip your hair. No, it’s like, it’s literally chaotic. The last set of the day, and it was the tank, and we were shooting the whole thing on film. So we only had so much left. And the director, my creative director, my hairstylist, everyone went like, “whip your head, dance!” And then eventually, like my- I dunked my whole head underwater. My whole wig fell off. And I was like “guys, this is literally insane.” What do I need in the studio? As long as I just have a person that doesn’t make me feel awkward, then I can write a good song. If I have people who are open to like the worst ideas ever, I feel like I’ll usually spit out good stuff, but if there’s a judgy crowd or energy in the room, it’s like literally one of the most dreadful processes of all time. I knew I wanted to put “Sports Car” out, mostly because I felt like it was a big swing for me as a dancer, and I could really see that song visually.

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