Selena Gomez appears to be having a blast while filming the upcoming season of Only Murders in the Building in London.

The 33-year-old singer-actress took to social media on Sunday (May 24) to share a carousel of photos, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the hit Hulu series’ sixth season.

“First week in London,” Gomez captioned the gallery on Instagram, alongside a smiling face with hearts and a U.K. flag emoji.

The Rare Beauty founder opened her post with a video of herself jumping on the viral Sabrina Carpenter “House Tour” trend, lip-syncing to the track while pointing to the multiple levels of a dessert tray while seated in a restaurant.

“House Tour” appears on Carpenter’s latest album, Man’s Best Friend, which topped the Billboard 200 in September 2025. The track peaked at No. 27 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart that same month.

Gomez’s Instagram post also included candid snapshots of the “Single Soon” hitmaker walking the streets of London, playing Scrabble, and on-set images alongside her Only Murders in the Building co-stars Steve Martin and Martin Short, with Big Ben appearing in the background.

It was confirmed in October 2025 that Only Murders in the Building would be returning for a sixth season and set in London. The upcoming season will also mark the first time the series has filmed overseas.

“Well, looks like our fam is going to London y’all …,” the singer-actress wrote on her Instagram Story at the time. “I want to thank our community and fans of @onlymurdershulu for allowing us to even have a season 6!” she continued in a different slide, posting a photo she took of Martin and Short. “We are eternally grateful we can bring any of you any sort of joy. My deepest gratitude from Steve, Marty and myself.”

Only Murders in the Building first premiered on Hulu in 2021 and has become one of the streaming service’s most successful programs. It has received seven Emmys out of 56 total nominations in the years since.

The location of season 6 seems to correlate with the cliffhanger ending of the previous season, which closed with the main trio listening to a podcast episode — narrated by Tina Fey’s character, Cinda Canning — about a U.K. woman who allegedly murdered a descendant of the royal family before fleeing to the United States.

Check out Gomez’s post on Instagram below.

Caleb Shomo is opening up about his personal life.

In an emotional Instagram post on Saturday (May 23), the frontman of rock/metalcore band Beartooth came out as gay.

“There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding my personal life as of late and I feel compelled to set the record straight before it affects those I love any further,” Shomo wrote. “I am a proudly gay man.”

He continued, “This is something I’ve been unpacking and reckoning with in my life for quite some time now. It’s been difficult to navigate the feelings surrounding the subject and figure out what to do with this fact.”

Beartooth, which formed in 2012 and recently signed to Fearless Records, has scored two No. 1 albums on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart with 2018’s Disease and 2023’s The Surface.

The singer and multi-instrumentalist, 33, has been married to his wife, Fleur Shomo, for the past 14 years.

“I have always strived to chase who I am in the deepest part of my soul from album to album,” Caleb Shomo wrote. “As you could gather if you’ve followed the band at all in the earlier years, there are four very self-deprecating albums about exploring my religious upbringing, depression, self-hatred, self-loathing, and hopelessness. I am grateful for all these albums, yet feel embarrassed at times that I wouldn’t allow myself to really dig up the roots for so long.”

He added, “I spent a decade burying feelings with alcohol, and honestly, when I decided to put it down and focus on exploring why I felt this way for so long, it’s been a direct path to me reconciling with my sexuality in hopes that it will eventually lead me to experiencing self-love.”

Beartooth’s sixth album, Pure Ecstasy, is scheduled for release on Aug. 28 through Fearless.

“One thing I decided before I wrote a single note or lyric of the upcoming album is that whatever happens, I will express myself wholeheartedly and fully,” Shomo wrote. “Wherever it takes me I will follow and I refuse to water any part of it down, from the music, to the lyrical content, and way I portray myself. I will only do what makes me happy at the deepest level and what is the most honest depiction of who I am.”

Following his announcement, Shomo’s wife, Fleur, shared her own statement on Instagram, expressing support for him while also confirming that they are no longer together.

“I will always want to love, protect and support Caleb. I have cared more about his well-being over the years than anything else in the world,” Fleur Shomo wrote. “To see the confusion and pain he went through and the highs and lows and wanting to help but now knowing how. You never want anything more for your person than for them to just be ok.”

She added, “Our nearly 14 years of marriage was wonderful and full of so much fun, adventure & love. Nobody will know anything about our marriage like we do. And no one can ever truly know what depths of love exist between two people unless they are those people. I already miss it & my husband more than anything. Our story was a good one. And now it is done.”

Read Caleb Shomo’s full post on Instagram here.

J Balvin didn’t need surprise guests or a big reinvention to close out the first night of Sueños Music Festival 2026. He just needed the songs.

During his hour-long headlining set on Saturday night (May 23) at Chicago’s Grant Park, the Colombian superstar delivered a tightly wound medley of hits that doubled as a reminder of his place in the reggaetón canon — not just as a hitmaker, but as one of the genre’s defining global architects. If Sueños is built to celebrate Latin music’s past, present and future, Balvin’s performance made a convincing argument for why his catalog still sits firmly at the center of that conversation.

He took the stage at 9 p.m. local time in classic tan Dickies and a yellow jacket, striking a balance between laid-back and larger-than-life. From there, the set moved with the confidence of an artist who knows exactly how much history is attached to his records. “Ginza” still landed with the same snap it had in 2015, when Balvin was helping push Colombian reggaetón even deeper into the global mainstream. Elsewhere, lines about breakups, makeups and messy desire were met with instant recognition from a crowd that hardly needed prompting.

Balvin kept the audience engaged all night, asking fans to put their phones in the air and checking in on the energy in the park before launching into “La Canción.” But some of the set’s strongest moments came in his brief asides between songs. In the middle of Mental Health Awareness Month, he encouraged fans to embrace the person next to them — a small but resonant gesture from an artist who has long spoken openly about anxiety, depression and emotional well-being. Later, he also shouted out immigrants “who are fighting day by day,” drawing one of the loudest responses of the night.

That blend of confidence and sentiment helped give the set shape beyond a straightforward greatest-hits run. For “Que Calor,” Balvin peeled off the yellow layer to reveal a white tank, and by the final stretch, he tore it open, revealing his tatted muscles. What could have felt like gratuitous rock-star bravado in lesser hands instead landed as yet another effortless flex in a performance full of them.

Backed by dancers and a crowd eager to meet him at every word, Balvin headlined like someone fully aware of what his presence still means. More than a victory lap, the performance was a reminder: the OGs don’t always have to chase the moment when they helped create it.

The Medellín star’s set capped a Saturday lineup that also featured Kali Uchis, Paulo Londra, Danny Ocean, Manuel Turizo and more. Sueños continues Sunday (May 24) with performances by Ryan Castro, Yandel, Los Tucanes de Tijuana, Fuerza Regida and more.

Earlier this month, Balvin and Ryan Castro released their joint album Omerta. He was also recently announced as part of the lineup for the opening ceremony of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.