Selena Gomez Just Gets More And More Worrisome All the Time

We're past the point that we have to explain to you why Selena Gomez has been acting weird, right? At this point, we can all be sure that she is definitely, 100% on weird alert. And since we can skip the buildup -- rehab, Justin Bieber, etc. -- we can jump right to the point here: Selena posted that little photo on Instagram last night, and she added this strange little caption: Taking my power back.. can't wait to show you where I've been. I love y'all. Ps, I still obsess over pickles. Bradley Cooper & Sienna Miller Get All Prepped for a Day of Filming 'American Sniper' And now we're even more worried than we were before. If she's taking her power back, whatever that means for her, that's great, obviously. And if you don't think about it too hard, this is a lovely little message. But when you think about her recent behavior, and then you add in the fact that she just bounced in out of nowhere, talking about power and where she's been and pickles, well, it's still kind of a mess. We love this girl for sure, that's not even an issue, but when is everyone going to stop pretending that everything is totally OK here?

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Selena Gomez Just Gets More And More Worrisome All the Time

We're past the point that we have to explain to you why Selena Gomez has been acting weird, right? At this point, we can all be sure that she is definitely, 100% on weird alert. And since we can skip the buildup -- rehab, Justin Bieber, etc. -- we can jump right to the point here: Selena posted that little photo on Instagram last night, and she added this strange little caption: Taking my power back.. can't wait to show you where I've been. I love y'all. Ps, I still obsess over pickles. Bradley Cooper & Sienna Miller Get All Prepped for a Day of Filming 'American Sniper' And now we're even more worried than we were before. If she's taking her power back, whatever that means for her, that's great, obviously. And if you don't think about it too hard, this is a lovely little message. But when you think about her recent behavior, and then you add in the fact that she just bounced in out of nowhere, talking about power and where she's been and pickles, well, it's still kind of a mess. We love this girl for sure, that's not even an issue, but when is everyone going to stop pretending that everything is totally OK here?

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Michelle Obama: It's Time to Bring Back Our Girls

Michelle Obama added her voice to the global campaign to bring home the missing Nigerian girls, who were kidnapped from their school on April 15. The First Lady posted to Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday a photo of her holding a white sign with the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls written in black marker.

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On Twitter, she signed it "-mo," which means it was approved by FLOTUS herself. The photo comes one day after President Obama said the U.S. was sending a team to Nigeria to assist in finding the missing girls, who were reportedly kidnapped by members of the Islamic militant group Boko Haram. (Its name means "Western education is forbidden.") The hashtag has been tweeted more than 1 million times as of Wednesday, with celebrities and politicians adding their voices to the global campaign, and is one of Facebook's top trending topics. Ify Elueze, a young Nigerian girl who started a Change.org petition that surpassed 250,000 signatures on Wednesday, told Mashable on Monday that she couldn't imagine what the Nigerian girls were going through. "I know the families because I can see their pain, their anguish, and I feel for them and I feel like I am one of them," said Elueze. "That is the same feeling as everyone who has cried out to make the voices of these girls heard — on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram — and all the other platforms that people have been using to express their concern and solidarity for their families," she said. mashable

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Michelle Obama: It's Time to Bring Back Our Girls

Michelle Obama added her voice to the global campaign to bring home the missing Nigerian girls, who were kidnapped from their school on April 15. The First Lady posted to Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday a photo of her holding a white sign with the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls written in black marker.

Post by The White House.

On Twitter, she signed it "-mo," which means it was approved by FLOTUS herself. The photo comes one day after President Obama said the U.S. was sending a team to Nigeria to assist in finding the missing girls, who were reportedly kidnapped by members of the Islamic militant group Boko Haram. (Its name means "Western education is forbidden.") The hashtag has been tweeted more than 1 million times as of Wednesday, with celebrities and politicians adding their voices to the global campaign, and is one of Facebook's top trending topics. Ify Elueze, a young Nigerian girl who started a Change.org petition that surpassed 250,000 signatures on Wednesday, told Mashable on Monday that she couldn't imagine what the Nigerian girls were going through. "I know the families because I can see their pain, their anguish, and I feel for them and I feel like I am one of them," said Elueze. "That is the same feeling as everyone who has cried out to make the voices of these girls heard — on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram — and all the other platforms that people have been using to express their concern and solidarity for their families," she said. mashable

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