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• Share this article on Facebook • Share this article on Twitter • Share this article on Flipboard • Share this article on Pinit • + additional share options added • Share this article on Reddit • Share this article on Linkedin • Share this article on Whatsapp • Share this article on Email • Print this article • Share this article on Comment • Share this article on Tumblr See latest videos, charts and news The song, which first debuted on the Hot 100 back in September of last year, moves 5-3 on the chart dated June 18 to hit a new peak on the chart, in its 40th week. It’s Rema’s first entry on the chart, and now also Gomez’s second-highest-peaking hit of her career, behind only her 2019 No. 1 “Lose You to Love Me.” 1. “Calm Down” hits a new peak in its 40th week on the chart, a practically unheard-of slow build for the song. Why do you think the song is still growing this deep into its lifespan? Kyle Denis: I think what has really benefitted “Calm Down” is that the song isn’t tied to a specific cultural moment. Burna Boy’s “Last Last” was tied to Summer 2021, and Wizkid & Tems’“Essence” to the summer before that. While having massive cultural moments can absolutely boost a song’s commercial success, you also risk people moving on once the moment has passed. With “Calm Down,” attention on the song wasn’t concentrated for two or three months. Instead, the song grew in tandem with Rema’s rising global profile, and the Selena Gomez remix arrived at the right time to keep some ...

"Well we wrapped season 3 of @onlymurdershulu -I’m not sure I have enough words to explain just how beautiful this season has been. It has been deliriously hilarious, challenging and for me, an absolute dream," she captioned the image. "I’ll post more soon. But I’ll I leave it with the woman I adore, look up to and love. 🥰."

The brand, which launched in September 2020, has 5 million social media followers and counting and includes a portfolio of products that continues to grow — with everything retailing for $30 and under, making it affordable and approachable for a wide variety of people. But for Gomez, one of her proudest accomplishments isn't necessarily one that's quantifiable. But creating a brand that felt approachable to everyone — no matter skin type, age, color or ability — was a daunting task that made Gomez nervous. "I thought that wasn't going to sell," she admits. She was happy to be proven wrong, though, saying that in the two years Rare Beauty has been in business, she's seen that people "enjoy that you can dress [the products] up or down." These new products are part of Rare Beauty's Spring 2023 collection, along with some more treats to come. Gomez says she's been enjoying going to the factory where her products are manufactured, seeing how it all comes together, and looks forward to continuing on with what she's created. And perhaps most importantly of all, to her, is the continuing conversation around acceptance in the beauty space and further opening up the talk around mental health and self-love.

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The brand, which launched in September 2020, has 5 million social media followers and counting and includes a portfolio of products that continues to grow — with everything retailing for $30 and under, making it affordable and approachable for a wide variety of people. But for Gomez, one of her proudest accomplishments isn't necessarily one that's quantifiable. But creating a brand that felt approachable to everyone — no matter skin type, age, color or ability — was a daunting task that made Gomez nervous. "I thought that wasn't going to sell," she admits. She was happy to be proven wrong, though, saying that in the two years Rare Beauty has been in business, she's seen that people "enjoy that you can dress [the products] up or down." These new products are part of Rare Beauty's Spring 2023 collection, along with some more treats to come. Gomez says she's been enjoying going to the factory where her products are manufactured, seeing how it all comes together, and looks forward to continuing on with what she's created. And perhaps most importantly of all, to her, is the continuing conversation around acceptance in the beauty space and further opening up the talk around mental health and self-love.

"Well we wrapped season 3 of @onlymurdershulu -I’m not sure I have enough words to explain just how beautiful this season has been. It has been deliriously hilarious, challenging and for me, an absolute dream," she captioned the image. "I’ll post more soon. But I’ll I leave it with the woman I adore, look up to and love. 🥰."

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"Well we wrapped season 3 of @onlymurdershulu -I’m not sure I have enough words to explain just how beautiful this season has been. It has been deliriously hilarious, challenging and for me, an absolute dream," she captioned the image. "I’ll post more soon. But I’ll I leave it with the woman I adore, look up to and love. 🥰."

The brand, which launched in September 2020, has 5 million social media followers and counting and includes a portfolio of products that continues to grow — with everything retailing for $30 and under, making it affordable and approachable for a wide variety of people. But for Gomez, one of her proudest accomplishments isn't necessarily one that's quantifiable. But creating a brand that felt approachable to everyone — no matter skin type, age, color or ability — was a daunting task that made Gomez nervous. "I thought that wasn't going to sell," she admits. She was happy to be proven wrong, though, saying that in the two years Rare Beauty has been in business, she's seen that people "enjoy that you can dress [the products] up or down." These new products are part of Rare Beauty's Spring 2023 collection, along with some more treats to come. Gomez says she's been enjoying going to the factory where her products are manufactured, seeing how it all comes together, and looks forward to continuing on with what she's created. And perhaps most importantly of all, to her, is the continuing conversation around acceptance in the beauty space and further opening up the talk around mental health and self-love.