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Ariana Grande’s Instagram photo dump included a shot where her dress appeared to gape, briefly exposing a breast; fans teased her about the wardrobe slip, and her nonchalant reply only amplified the playful viral moment.
Ariana Grande became emotional during her Los Angeles Eternal Sunshine Tour show, thanking fans for their support after her breakup with Ethan Slater. She described the moment as overwhelming and thanked the crowd for a loving, safe space, noting she hasn’t toured in seven years. The split reportedly happened months earlier, and while they’ve remained friends, Grande is focusing on the tour and her upcoming album Petal, which TMZ says isn’t inspired by the split.
Ariana Grande condemns the Trump administration for using her song in a video promoting ICE deportations, joining other stars who oppose political use of artists’ music.
Ariana Grande has returned to her signature long ponytail in a fresh round of Instagram selfies, sparking a viral reaction as fans hail it as a nostalgic nod to her Victorious era and chatter that she’s “back to looking somewhat like herself.”
Ariana Grande posted a video showing her natural curly hair, a rare glimpse that sparked enthusiastic reactions from fans praising the health and beauty of her curls, noting the contrast with past bleaching and straightening, and tied to her r.e.m. beauty content and Wicked press tour.
Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, and Demi Moore are among the nominees for the Golden Globes, with Grande and Erivo celebrating their nominations for roles in "Wicked." Grande expressed her emotions over the recognition, while Erivo shared her excitement about being nominated alongside Grande. Demi Moore, nominated for "The Substance," reflected on the significance of the nomination after many years. The article highlights the emotional reactions and connections among the nominees as they celebrate their achievements.
The Golden Globes nominations have sparked reactions from numerous actors, including Ariana Grande, Denzel Washington, and Nicole Kidman. Grande expressed overwhelming gratitude for her first nomination for 'Wicked,' while Cynthia Erivo celebrated their joint recognition. Kidman highlighted the global acknowledgment of films like 'Babygirl.' Other nominees like Pamela Anderson, Zoe Saldaña, and Jeremy Strong shared their excitement and gratitude for being recognized, emphasizing the collaborative efforts behind their projects. The nominations have brought joy and a sense of achievement to many in the industry.
Walmart and other retailers have pulled Wicked dolls featuring a misprint that directs users to an inappropriate website, making them a sought-after collectible. Despite the recall, some dolls remain on shelves, and a shopper in Illinois successfully purchased one after a Walmart employee manually entered it into the system. The dolls, featuring characters from the upcoming film, are now being sold for much higher prices online, though some buyers, like the TikTok user who bought one, plan to keep them as collectibles rather than sell them.
The 'theater kid' label is being redefined with influences from pop icons like Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga, who are helping to reshape the cultural perception of theater enthusiasts. This shift highlights a broader acceptance and celebration of theatrical interests within mainstream pop culture.
Ariana Grande urges fans to be kind and not send hateful messages to people in her life based on their interpretation of her new album, Eternal Sunshine, which captures both painful moments and deep love. She emphasizes that sending hateful messages is not a way to support her and asks fans to listen more closely to the intention behind the music.
Ariana Grande has announced her new album, Eternal Sunshine, set to release on March 8, after a four-year wait since her last album. The news has left her fanbase, Arianators, ecstatic and eagerly anticipating the upcoming release, with many expressing their excitement and disbelief on social media.
Ariana Grande's new song addressing rumored controversies about her relationship with Ethan Slater has sparked mixed reactions and criticism, resulting in a significant loss of Instagram followers for the singer. The chart-topping song apparently refers to the controversy surrounding the singer’s romance with her Wicked costar, Ethan Slater. The lyrics have stirred controversy, with some labeling Ariana as a "homewrecker" and criticizing her past relationships. As a result, she has lost a substantial number of followers on Instagram.
Ariana Grande has announced her upcoming single "yes, and?" set to release on January 12, 2024, which can be pre-saved on music platforms. This news follows her recent tease of new music coming in 2024 and her appearance in a sweatshirt with the single's title. Grande, who will be seen in the film "Wicked" in November, has also signed with a new management firm after parting ways with Scooter Braun. The announcement was made on her Sweetener Instagram account, accompanied by various posts hinting at the emotional range of her new album.
Ariana Grande has hinted at the release of a new song titled "yes, and?" set to drop on Friday, January 12. This marks her first solo release since her 2020 album "Positions," although she has been active with collaborations and is currently filming the movie adaptation of "Wicked," where she plays Glinda. Grande's team has not yet provided additional details about the upcoming song.
The year 2024 is set to deliver an array of eagerly awaited movie performances, with stars like Lady Gaga, Pedro Pascal, and Ariana Grande taking the spotlight. Audiences can look forward to a diverse selection of films, including sequels like "Joker: Folie à Deux," prequels such as "Furiosa," biopics like Angelina Jolie's "Maria," and adaptations including "Wicked: Part One." The lineup promises to cater to a broad spectrum of tastes, with Variety ranking the 51 most anticipated performances. Notable mentions include Ryan Reynolds in "IF," Nicole Kidman in "Holland, Michigan," and Michael Keaton returning as Beetlejuice. The list also highlights upcoming roles for Regina King, Tom Hardy, and Julianne Moore, among others, indicating a year full of potential cinematic highlights.