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Selena Gomez

This person is just really, really terrible. Get your MOUTH off of her. I guess I have to retract that if he said, "Selena, may I kiss you," but I also think even if he DID say that, what was she going to respond? Would she even have had time to say no before he went in anyway? It is all very shady to me.

Selena Gomez

It IS nice to see someone getting off a plane -- or in this case, I think it might have been the Chunnel -- in something vaguely resembling what normal humans wear on planes.

Selena Gomez in Monse

You probably didn't even NEED three guesses to zero in on this as being Monse, that lover of turning shirts into other things that vaguely still look like shirts. I find them all sloppy and sad.

Selena Gomez

I am unclear what's happening in the abdominal region of this coat. But I can't think about it right now because of the see-through shoes that are burning my soul with fire.

Selena Gomez

I might be glad I can't see the bodice of this gown. It's okay from here but I sense ill-fitting confusion under the jacket.

Selena Gomez

This is nutty - it's a FULL bananas nightie -- and I think she looks GREAT in it.

What the Fug(s): Selena Gomez
First: Jessica touched on this yesterday, but seriously, people need to COOL IT with running up to celebs and SHOVING their cameras in said celebs' faces. In this case, this fan ran up and went so far as to kiss Selena on the cheek. Now, I don't know what was said here; maybe he asked, maybe he didn't. Looking at other photos from the incident, as much as all the media seems to be putting an adorable spin on the whole encounter -- "Oh, he greeted her with a hug, and even got a kiss!" -- it looks to me like Selena is trying REALLY hard to be polite but is also super uncomfortable and wants to get the eff out of there. He didn't "get" a kiss, from what I can see; he took one. There is an unsettling trend that goes beyond people simply being amateur paparazzi, wherein they get RIGHT up there for their selfies and their Snapchats and their Periscopes, and act like they're owed that kind of access. It's difficult enough for celebs when the paparazzi does it from a comparative distance. Famous people, as part of the job, do give up a certain modicum of privacy and obviously a large chunk of anonymity, but they have not forsaken their rights to a safe halo. It's not okay to violate somebody random on a bus, you'd be enraged if someone ran up to your mother or sister or best friend or spouse and touched them this intimately, so why does her being a celebrity make it fine for you to assault Selena Gomez's cheek? The answer: It doesn't, and it's not. Reclaim your humanity and stop being assholes. [Photos: Fame/Flynet]

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