The second part of the 'Wicked' movie musical adaptation, titled 'Wicked: For Good,' will hit theaters on November 21, 2025 ...

Elphaba and Glinda's friendship faces its toughest test in 'Wicked For Good,' with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande reprising their roles ...

She has done five Mets so far, and, for context, Holm’s roster includes the likes of boldfaced names like Ariana Grande ... at their past four Met Gala looks, their social media, what they ...

Plus, grab a setting spray recommended by Olivia Culpo, Kyle Richards, Paige DeSorbo ... stars like Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Demi Moore pulled out their most fabulous looks that earned ...

while a fourth similarly wrote, “ARIANA GRANDE IS BRUNETTE AGAIN.” Even Grande’s photographer Katia Temkin join in on the fun over on Instagram, commenting, “I’d love to like this more ...

Ariana Grande's makeover for Wicked has nothing on ... acting currently feels like home – and she’s focusing on exploring other forms of art. A former colleague recently said of her crammed ...

Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo stun at the 2025 Oscars ... Costs So Much — Mark Cuban Gives Him 7 Brutal Reasons Why CEOs Like Him Are Making It Worse ...

It's not even Halloween, but Kelly Ripa's costume is so transformative that the beloved talk show host looks unrecognizable ... with Grande, 31, before filming the segment. "I was like, 'What!?

When Ariana Grande stepped on the BAFTA Film Awards ... “Every time she’s out and about she looks like she’s getting skinnier. To the people saying she’s fine, no she isn’t, this is ...

One wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “I find it crazy that Paige Niemann’s whole life and living wage depends on what Ariana looks like every day. It’s so bizarre.” Grande herself has ...

Ariana Grande’s intricate Dior gown was from the ... For myriad reasons — most of them good — these 14 looks were among the most memorable at the Critics Choice Awards.

Well, that’s what’s happening to Ariana Grande ... Well, yes, but not like this! There’s a fine line between fandom and identity theft, and Paige Niemann stomped right over that line ...