Ariana Grande talks about the full circle moment of playing Glinda in Wicked, choosing to use her full name in the credits for the film as a homecoming to her younger self and the reaction she's receiving from fans all over the world.

The newly branded Ariana Grande-Butera wants to extend her one short day in Hollywood for a little while longer. “I’m gonna say something so scary. It’s gonna scare the absolute shit out of my fans and everyone, but I love them and they’ll deal,” she said during a recent appearance on Matt Rogers’ and Bowen Yang’s Las Culturistas podcast.

Ariana Grande is getting candid about what it’s like to return to making a big return film and television with Wicked. Not counting Hairspray Live! in 2016 and a small role in the Netflix film Don’t Look Up,

When you think of Grammy award-winning singer Ariana Grande, you may think of her hit pop songs or her makeup line R.E.M. Beauty but she’s also had quite a successful acting career. What follows is an exploration of Grande’s acting career that takes ...

The big-screen adaptation of “Wicked,” starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande as the famed young witches Elphaba and Glinda, is filled with all sorts of easter eggs and nods to the hit Broadway musical as well as “The Wizard of Oz.

Ariana Grande really, really wanted to play Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked. How much? "If it hadn't happened, I might have ended up in an insane asylum," she joked during a panel Sunday (Nov. 10) in Hollywood following a screening of the film,

Ariana Grande's life has come full circle with her role as Glinda in Wicked. The pop sensation, 31, got emotional when asked about adding her father's last name, "Butera," in the credits of the highly anticipated movie adaptation of the Broadway musical and why the project fulfilled a childhood dream.