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Selena Gomez shared a list of movies, TV shows, Instagram accounts, songs, podcasts, and books to keep you entertained while much of the U.S. is under quarantine to slow the spread of coronavirus. “Here are some things that I’ve been watching, listening to, and reading to keep me positive and help pass the time. Hope it helps!!” she wrote in her first Instagram Story post of several.
Gomez started with her movie picks: Invisible Man, Jennifer’s Body, American Hustle, Uncut Gems, Clueless, Sugar and Spice, After the Wedding, Zodiac, Election, and Flirting With Disaster.
For Instagram accounts, she highlighted Tiny Kitchen (@tinykitchentm), journalist Jessica Yellin (@jessicayellin), a fan account that recreates Gomez’s outfits on a Barbie doll (@selenagomez.doll), SNL’s master impressionist Chloe Fineman (@chloeiscrazy), and VHS nostalgia account Nostalgia Video (@nostalgia.video).
And for TV shows, she recommended The Morning Show (Apple TV), Good Girls (available on Netflix), The Servant (available on Apple TV), SNL (re-runs, NBC), and The Mind Explained (Netflix). Noticeably missing from that list is Netflix’s big hit Tiger King. But Gomez recommended that before on her Instagram Live, when asked what she was watching: “I’m watching Tiger King on Netflix right now. Very interesting. I’m also watching Good Girls. What else? I watched The Hunt, which was a movie that was supposed to come out in theaters. That was good.”
Gomez continued her entertainment list with her music recommendations. A song from her ex-boyfriend The Weeknd’s new album After Hours made it on there, although not the one seemingly about her.
That list was: Julia Michaels and JP Saxe’s “If the World Was Ending”:
Lauren Daigle’s “You Say”:
The Weeknd’s “Snowchild”:
Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes and Elevation Worship’s “The Blessing”:
And Roddy Ricch’s “The Box”:
For books, Gomez suggested Michelle Obama’s Becoming, Karla Cornejo Villavicencio’s The Undocumented Americans, and Laura Lynne Jackson’s Signs.
Gomez wrapped her list up with podcast recommendations. She suggests Jay Shetty’s On Purpose, NPR’s Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me, Oprah and Eckhart Tolle’s A New Earth, and Get Sleepy.
