Selena Gomez is proving to be one heck of an entertainer. In the upcoming World Music Awards, the "Come & Get It" singer has been nominated for a whopping six awards. Get to know what these awards are and more on the Latina singer here.

With Justin Bieber officially out of her life, Selena Gomez is making a bee-line to the top. While Justin Bieber has been suffering a slew of bad luck namely getting kicked out of hotels to a video scandal and food poisoning, Selena Gomez has been living the life on top.

As of late, Selena is busy with her "Stars Dance" tour and has been Instagram-ing her way through it. News has it that Selena is working on yet another album before taking another break and focusing on her film career. Well, it appears the hard work has paid off because in the upcoming World Music Awards, Selena had been nominated for six awards which are as follows:

WORLD'S BEST SONG: "Come And Get it" - Selena Gomez.

WORLD'S BEST SONG: "Slow Down" - Selena Gomez.

WORLD'S BEST VIDEO: "Come& Get it" - Selena Gomez.

WORLD'S BEST FEMALE ARTIST: Selena Gomez.

WORLD'S BEST LIVE ACT: Selena Gomez.

WORLD'S BEST ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR: Selena Gomez

Putting aside the nominations for the upcoming awards, Selena is gearing up for another tour "down under." Selena's "Stars Dance" tour is set to hit Australia.

"I went on the road in Australia with my ex-boyfriend," stated Gomez in a report by the Herald Sun, adding, "I loved it. That's why I secretly wanted to extend this tour, to make sure I could go to Australia. I didn't get to do much last time, I'm probably going to be a complete tourist this time around."

Gomez's "Stars Dance" tour schedule is as follows:

February 1: Perth Arena

February 4: Adelaide Entertainment Centre

February 6: Brisbane Convention Centre

February 7: Sydney Entertainment Centre

February 8: Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne

Tickets are set to go on sale by November 22 on livenation.com.au. "Selenators" "down under" should start saving up for the much awaited "Stars Dance" tour soon to hit by next year.

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