Ariana Grande has spent more than a decade in the spotlight, but in recent years her changing appearance has sparked endless debate online. After addressing rumors in a viral interview and admitting to using Botox and fillers in the past,

Wicked star Cynthia Erivo sets the record straight about her equation with co-star and friend Ariana Grande. Erivo shared in a recent interview that the two of them text each other almost every day. The duo co-starred in both Wicked movies and raised eyebrows with their friendship and camaraderie.

Nigerian-British actress Cynthia Erivo has addressed the online backlash and jokes that followed a red-carpet incident in which she stepped in to protect her

Gone, but never forgotten.

Cynthia Erivo recounts what happened when someone hurled himself at Ariana Grande during Singapore's Wicked: For Good premiere.

Cynthia Erivo has spoken out about racial bias and online scrutiny following a viral red carpet incident involving Ariana Grande, reflecting on how Black women are often perceived in public narratives.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. She continued, “I think I love acting; I love musical theater. Reconnecting with this part of myself. … I love comedy, and it heals me to do that — finding roles to use these parts ...

The Wicked: For Good star, who is receiving major Oscar buzz for the upcoming sequel, made an appearance on Amy Poehler’sGood Hang podcast this week where she shared the surprise news. Grande’s been through more trauma than most pop stars of her age ...