Later, Michael tweeted a picture of his bandaged-up face, writing, "What the f*cks up. Sorry I couldn’t finish the encore, but at least I look like two face. Thanks for worrying everyone x." Calum Hood also shared some healing words for his bandmate with the sweet message below.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter on Twitter regarding the controversy, stating in part, "The concerns that have been raised, including the question of who gets to tell which stories, are valid ones in relation to literature and we welcome the conversation." This has never been a reductive discussion of who gets to tell which stories, nor one of gatekeeping — even lived experience is not a one-for-one stand-in for thoughtful analysis of the nature of oppression; it’s that this novel was a shoddy attempt at depicting a personal experienceand "We took this photo on a rainy day standing in a graffiti alley where we live. The shoes were a gift from a fan in Germany. As soon as they arrived that afternoon, we couldn't resist taking some snaps!" Last night (March 10), Selena took to Instagram to share photos while inside the studio with songwriters Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter, both of whom she has collaborated with before. In one 'gram, we see an empty sound booth with a stool, a microphone, and a set of headphones. Next to the stool are several water bottles, making it seem like Selena was definitely just singing there.