Selena Gomez‘s fans are not happy right now and it all has to do with the new Saved By the Bell reboot on the Peacock streaming service.
Fans got “RESPECT SELENA GOMEZ” to trend on Twitter to express their outrage when they discovered that the singer’s health is mocked multiple times on the show.
For those that don’t know, the 28-year-old entertainer has been open with her health struggles over the years, including her battle with lupus and the kidney transplant she received in 2018.
In one scene of Saved By the Bell, two students are seen arguing over whose kidney Selena received. We know that the kidney was given to her by friend Francia Raisa, though the students think otherwise.
“I know for a fact that Selena Gomez‘s kidney donor was Justin Bieber‘s mom. God, I wish that I had my phone so that I could prove it,” one student says. The other student replies, “Prove what? That you’re an idiot? It was Demi Lovato‘s kidney. They’re best friends, like you and I were.”
In another scene, the words “Does Selena Gomez even have a kidney” can be seen written on the walls of the locker room.
Fans are calling for these scenes to be removed from Saved By the Bell. Read reactions below.
Saved by the Bell, that's disgusting. Selena almost lost her life, jokes about her kidney transplant is NOT FUNNY. Respect Selena Gomez. pic.twitter.com/c8AZbsU1m0
a tv show called "saved by the bell" has "does selena gomez even have a kidney?" written on the wall. this is so disgusting and unnecessary. selena doesn't deserve this.
Billie Eilish recently opened up about her next album.
The 18-year-old “Therefore I Am” singer dished on how quarantine impacted her shift in what the album would become.
“That’s what we’ve been talking about for months, about how this year has sucked for a lot of people, and as much as I wished that I had been able to have the year I was planning on having and tour and blah, blah, blah, we would never have made this album” Billie told Apple Music.
“I mean, we would have made something, but it would have been completely different,” she continued. “It’s not like we’re making songs about quarantine, we’re just in a different mindset than we would be otherwise. And that’s just how everything is. It’s the butterfly effect. It’s like if you hadn’t done this three years ago, maybe you wouldn’t be doing this three years later. It’s just the way that it is. At the same time, this is the most time off I’ve ever had in my life, first of all. And especially since this all started like five years ago.”
“So it’s been a blessing, huge blessing and a curse, but I’m really, really happy that we’ve been able to make the things that we’re making. And I can’t wait for you to hear this sh-t. I can’t wait to have the world hear. I’m very excited and hopeful for the future,” Billie added.
The Big Bang Theory prequel series, which is currently in it’s fourth season on CBS, is joining the nightly lineup starting THIS coming Monday (November 30).
Here’s a synopsis: In the single camera, half-hour comedy Young Sheldon, viewers get the chance to meet the iconic, eccentric and extraordinary Sheldon Cooper in childhood in East Texas, as the young once-in-a-generation mind (Iain Armitage) embarks on his innocent, awkward and hopeful journey toward the man he will become in The Big Bang Theory.
Young Sheldon joins other Nick at Night shows Friends, George Lopez, and Mom, and will start airing the first three seasons, with latter seasons starting in Fall 2021.
The trailer for the upcoming docu-series On Pointe has arrived!
The Disney+ show will follow a season at the New York City’s School of American Ballet (SAB), and spotlight the rigorous and passionate work put in by students at the world’s top youth ballet program.
Featuring unprecedented access to one of the top youth ballet institutions in the world, the series follows the lives of the students ages 8 to 18 pursuing their dreams to become ballet dancers.
While older students from all over the country rigorously train for professional careers, younger students from New York City are put through their paces as they rehearse and perform in New York City Ballet’s holiday classic “George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®” onstage at Lincoln Center.
On Pointe will premiere on December 18th on Disney+!
In case you missed it, be sure to check out the trailer for the upcoming Disney+ film Godmothered.
The all new music video features clips from the Nickelodeon series, parts from the first music video of the song, and new clips performed by the girls!
Side Hustlepremiered earlier this month, and you can catch it every Saturday night at 8:30pm ET/PT on Nickelodeon.
The comedy series follows two best friends, smart and sarcastic Lex (LeBlanc) and confident and tough Presley (Bartels), who devise a plan to make money when fireworks accidentally destroy a boat belonging to the dad of their quirky friend and neighbor, Munchy (Isaiah Crews).
Forced to come up with creative ways to earn money to pay for the damages, Lex, Presley and Munchy enlist the help of Presley’s tech-savvy younger brother, Fisher (Berg), who creates an app to connect with people looking for help with small jobs, and Munchy’s bossy older brother Jaget (Jacques Chevelle), who makes sure they keep up with the payments.
The 22-year-old musician opened up in the new January/February 2021 issue of British GQ magazine.
“Some days I would have three hours of sleep, [because] I’d get up two hours early just to be able to work out”, he said.
Shawn shared that seeing Camila be “so strong, so clear and confident with her [body] and so articulate and empathetic about other people’s, and it really changed my view of mine. It really changed my life.”
He added that “taking that extra few hours of sleep, instead of waking up to pump iron, is a better choice sometimes.”
Shawn also shared that the pandemic has helped him “become more internal and get deeper inside of myself,” and that he would run ideas by Camila.
“You have a choice to either open up and be very vulnerable or to be locked down and not show her anything,” he told the mag. “There are so many instances during making an album when you want to drop an idea because it’s stupid or it’s not sounding great. And it does! It sounds stupid and doesn’t sound great for some weeks. But then it comes out on the other end and ends up being everything you wanted it to be, and you need a support system. And I had support from her, which was different from any support I’ve ever felt before.”
