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Ariana Grande revealed her eighth studio album, Petal, a 12-track project cowritten and coproduced with Ilya, arriving July 31, 2026, with a black-and-white cover. She’s also launching a tour starting June 8 through Sept. 1, including 10 London shows, following her Eternal Sunshine era.
Ariana Grande announced her eighth studio album, Petal, executive produced and co-written with producer Ilya Salmanzadeh, and set for a July 31 release via Republic Records. Described by Grande as a project that’s “full of life” and growing through hardship, Petal follows years of work around the Wicked films and her Eternal Sunshine era, with a summer tour kicking off in June that Grande hinted might be her last for a long time.
Ariana Grande stars in the Meet the Parents sequel Focker-in-Law, playing Olivia Jones, a trained FBI negotiator who earns Robert De Niro’s Jack Byrnes’s respect in a new trailer, as Ben Stiller’s Greg watches the family chaos unfold; the ensemble also includes Skyler Gisondo, Beanie Feldstein, Owen Wilson, Blythe Danner, and Teri Polo, with John Hamburg directing, and the film opening on Thanksgiving (Nov. 26) from Universal.
Ariana Grande headlines Focker In-Law, the fourth Meet the Parents movie written and directed by John Hamburg, playing Olivia Jones as she prepares to meet Pam and Greg Focker’s family. The returning cast includes Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Owen Wilson, Teri Polo, and Blythe Danner, with Skyler Gisondo and Beanie Feldstein joining as older versions of Henry and Samantha. The trailer, revealed at CinemaCon, features a lie detector test with De Niro and hints at family chaos as Stiller questions Grande’s fit for his son; the film opens in theaters on Thanksgiving weekend.
The Focker-in-Law trailer confirms Ariana Grande joining the Meet the Parents sequel, with Greg Focker facing off against his fiancée Olivia Jones while Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Owen Wilson, Blythe Danner, and Teri Polo return; Beanie Feldstein and Skyler Gisondo join the cast as new family members, John Hamburg returns as writer/director, and the film is set for a Thanksgiving-week release on November 25 after a CinemaCon trailer debut.
Ariana Grande appears in the trailer for the Meet the Parents sequel Focker In-Law, shown at CinemaCon, featuring a lie-detector test scene as Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro return; Skyler Gisondo plays their son; the film is written by John Hamburg and directed by Roach, with a November 27 release.
Universal Pictures unveiled the first trailer for Focker In-Law at CinemaCon, with Ariana Grande joining Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro in a Meet the Parents–style comedy. Grande plays Henry’s girlfriend Olivia Jones, a former FBI hostage negotiator who disrupts Greg Focker’s family dynamic as the film heads to a Thanksgiving release.
A BuzzFeed roundup revisits a Reddit thread of celebrity predictions and finds several have come true, including Armie Hammer’s quiet comeback after scandal, Ariana Grande’s divorce, the highly publicized on/off saga of Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox, Paris Hilton’s surrogacy births, and Dakota Johnson facing backlash for her comments on cancel culture, with updated context provided.
Ariana Grande embraces her natural brunette curls in a new beauty video, recounting years of hair damage from bleaching and explaining how her signature high ponytail became part of her onstage persona, while also showcasing a hefty lip-product haul from her R.E.M. Beauty line.
Cynthia Erivo addressed persistent rumors that she and Ariana Grande are lovers during a Stylist interview, clarifying that the two are close friends not romantically involved, and noting Grande’s relationship with Ethan Slater while Erivo has been dating Lena Waithe; she suggested the chatter stems from a discomfort with deep platonic female friendships.
Blackpink's Rosé earned multiple 68th Grammys nominations, including Best Pop Duo/Group for 'APT.' with Bruno Mars, as K‑Pop saw expanding nods; Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande won the category, reviving online talk about Ariana's past K‑Pop competition and BTS's Grammy history, while fans express mixed reactions to the outcome.
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande stunned at the Grammys by winning Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their rendition of Defying Gravity from Wicked, beating favorites Apt. and Golden. They did not attend the ceremony’s Premiere portion to accept the award, which was the first award handed out. The win marks Erivo’s second and Grande’s third Grammy.
Ariana Grande addressed a Vogue Japan photoshoot image that sparked online chatter over an apparent extra finger, responding with a playful comment about needing extra appendages for an album, while fans debated whether the edit was AI-generated or a sloppy Photoshop job.
A Vogue interview reveals Ariana Grande’s 2017–2018 oversized-sweatshirt and thigh-high-boot era came during a period when she was grappling with mental health after the Manchester Arena attack and her high-profile breakup with Pete Davidson; she says the cozy outfits helped her cope and conserve energy, prompting fans to view the fashion moment through the lens of her well-being rather than aesthetics.
In a Vogue video, Ariana Grande revealed that her 2017–2018 signature oversized-sweatshirt and thigh-high-boot look was born from mental-health struggles during a turbulent period (Manchester attack PTSD, a high-profile breakup, and personal losses), with the singer saying she hid in comfort clothing because she didn’t have the energy to think about fashion at the time.