In December 2018, Ariana Grande laid out her goals for Thank U, Next, which would be dropping mere months after the release of her critically acclaimed, Grammy-winning fourth studio album, Sweetener.

"Imagine" has already come out and is believed to be about Grande's late ex Mac Miller. Ahead of the song's release, Grande herself described the single as being about "a simple, beautiful love ...

She spent time with family and friends, stayed in touch with fans on Twitter and turned to retail therapy, the latter of which inspired one of many standouts on Thank U, Next. “Been through some ...

Ariana Grande unveiled the track list for her forthcoming album, Thank U, Next, which is set to arrive February 8th. On Instagram, Grande also shared a quick note about the Thank U, Next album art ...

It’s just saying something different, something women need to hear.” Thank U, Next is also the rare Event Album to be made by a lot of women. Nine of the album’s 12 songs have two or more ...

We all know that Ariana Grande's latest album, Thank U, Next is a work of GD art. But, have we considered the possibility that it is also a work of science? I'm not ready to rule that out yet.

Ariana Grande's new album "thank u, next" is the break-up album we all need right now, and apparently Twitter can't get enough. But the 25-year-old persevered and released back-to-back No. 1 ...

preening self-expression to its magnificent peak on the subsequent album, Thank U, Next, out last Friday. This feels apparent both in the album’s blunt, fizzy unconventional song structures and ...

Even before she released it, Thank U, Next was a very important album for Ariana Grande. By the time she began rolling it out to fans, she was already a huge star and a certified hitmaker ...

However, the overall melancholy tone of the album doesn't take away its brilliance as a package or when studying each track individually. Thank U, Next tells the story of a woman who's been ...

Ariana Grande has officially released her fifth studio album, 'thank u, next,' less than a year after dropping her Grammy-nominated LP 'Sweetener.' By Rania Aniftos, Billboard It’s finally here.

Most artists would hide; Grande did the opposite. “Thank U, Next” is an extension of “Sweetener,” her riskiest album, which left many allegiants confused over why she did such a stylistic ...