Ariana Grande's transformation into Glinda for the onscreen adaptation of Wicked has been closely followed since her casting ...

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo revealed that they accidentally began coordinating their outfits on the first day 'Wicked' ...

Ariana Grande might need a good chiropractor after filming Wicked. Speaking to PEOPLE alongside costar Jonathan Bailey, the ...

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo are set to enchant fans on the big screen when “Wicked” officially hits theaters on Nov. 22, but the pair have fully embraced their larger-than-life characters via ...

We've seen a lot of pink on Ariana Grande over the past year. The star has been doing some serious method dressing to prep for her role as Glinda/Galinda in the much-anticipated Wicked movie ...

Kristin Chenoweth wanted to make sure that Ariana Grande "put her own stamp" on the role of Glinda in Wicked, saying at the film's Nov. 9 Los Angeles premiere that Ariana's performance made her proud.

Ariana Grande has decided to use her full name in the credits for upcoming movie Wicked. The pop star, 31, is starring in the hotly-anticipated film alongside Cynthia Erivo. It is a Hollywood ...

Ariana Grande has changed her name back to her full birth name in the credits of her new film Wicked, after reconnecting with her father. It will now read 'Ariana Grande-Butera' when the movie ...

Nearly 6 million viewers tuned into Saturday Night Live on Oct. 12 to watch Ariana Grande impersonate Celine Dion and Jennifer Coolidge, remix Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” into an unhinged ...

He’s kissing and… apologizing. “Wicked” star Bowen Yang apologized to his co-star Ariana Grande for kissing her “too much” during a skit they collaborated on when she hosted ...

From her breakthrough in children's television to an unforgettable late-'10s imperial era, Ariana Grande redefined expectations and overcame calamity as a leading pop star of the digital age.

Ariana Grande, right, “taught me to handle this crazy beast that is emerging success,” Cynthia Erivo said.Credit...Dana Scruggs for The New York Times Supported by By Kyle Buchanan Reporting ...