Ariana Grande's Mesmerizing 'Brighter Days Ahead' Short Film Leads Billboard News | MYSK

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Ariana Grande launched 'Eternal Sunshine: Brighter Days Ahead,' along with a touching short film. Meanwhile, Selena Gomez put out an album with her fiancé Benny Blanco titled 'I Said I Love You First.' Stay tuned as we break down these latest offerings from both artists!

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After releasing the deluxe edition of her album 'Eternal Sunshine,' Ariana Grande unveils the 'Brighter Days Ahead' short film, featuring an older depiction of herself and hidden references to her past work alongside fresh tracks such as "Dandelion," "Twilight Zone," and "Hampstead." Meanwhile, Selena collaborates with Benny on some musical projects, while also preparing for the launch of her latest album with her significant other. We're diving into the newest offerings from these pop icons.

Selena Gomez and her betrothed, Benny Blanco, have teamed up for a forthcoming album titled 'I Said I Love You First.' This project also involves contributions from artists such as Gracie Abrams among others. Notable tracks featured include "Bluest Flame," "Sunset Blvd," along with "Younger and Hotter Than Me."

Discover more about both albums at GudangMovies21!

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