In November 2024, a series of TikTok posts alleged that singer and actress Ariana Grande was diagnosed with cancer (with some posts suggesting it was specifically lung cancer) whi

Ariana Grande has responded to the viral "holding space" moment from the Wicked press tour. The singer and actor, who plays Glinda the Good Witch in the musical movie, commented a response to a recreation of the famous "holding space" interview moment featuring the original interviewer, Out reporter Tracy E. Gilchrist.

Bookies are already predicting Ariana Grande for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar — while “Wicked” co-star Cynthia Erivo is thought to have a tough fight for Best Actress.

When child actress turned pop-star Ariana Grande was cast in the role of 'Glinda the Good' in the movie adaptation of Wicked, many fans of Broadway original deemed the choice rather controversial.

Amid WICKED's massive build up and box office run, Ariana Grande opened up about how she practices occult activities, even

Ariana Grande is sharing the magic of “Wicked” with her grandmother Marjorie “Nonna” Grande, even if just for one night.

One of Ariana Grande’s throwback tweets from 13 years ago has resurfaced following her Wicked success. Now fans have been sent into a right spiral ever since the film released in cinemas last month with many gushing over just how incredible Grande and her co-stars' performances were.

Cynthia Erivo opens up about her bond with co-star Ariana Grande while filming "Wicked," sharing how their early friendship and promise to support each other shaped their on-screen chemistry as Elphaba and Glinda.

While some of my favorite behind-the-scenes facts about Wicked have been about how they built the sets and all the hard work that went into making everything as practical as possible, what has also made me emotional is seeing how much Cynthia and Ariana love Elphaba and Glinda,

Ariana Grande received a cancer diagnosis during filming of the screen adaptation of the "Wicked" musical. Rating: Unfounded (About this rating?) In November 2024, a series of TikTok posts alleged that singer and actress Ariana Grande was diagnosed with cancer (with some posts suggesting it was specifically lung cancer) while filming the movie adaptation of the Broadway musical "Wicked.