Ariana Grande, a singer and actress who can count numerous wins and nominations to her name, is now an Oscar nominee for her role in Wicked, a nomination that Grande calls the “absolute honor” of her life.

With a total of 10 Oscar nominations announced on Thursday morning there’s no doubt that Wicked is popular amongst Academy voters. Amongst the throngs of accolades is Ariana Grande who scored her first Oscar nomination for playing the supporting role of Glinda.

It’s hard to imagine a world where Ariana Grande isn’t Glinda in Jon M Chu’s adaptation of Wicked, having just received an Academy Award nomination for her performance. She embodies the spirit of the character and has become so intrinsically linked to Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba,

Rejoycify! Ariana Grande had a secret Oscars party in a fancy London restaurant which she rented out to celebrate with her team and Wicked co-stars. It sounds like nobody in all of Oz is living it up like her at the moment.

Jamie Foxx recently joined Vanity Fair for a video interview in which he looked back at a handful of his most iconic acting roles, including the title character in Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained.” One of the Oscar winner’s most notable memories of the film is when co-star Leonardo DiCaprio cut short a reading of the …

Ariana Grande couldn’t be happier to be an Oscar-nominated actress.

Ariana Grande reacted to her first-ever Oscar nomination, receiving a nod in Best Supporting Actress for her acclaimed performance as Glinda in 'Wicked.'

Ariana Grande received her first Oscars nomination for her role in Wicked, and her emotional reaction will have you changed for good.

Shortly after the Oscar nominations were announced, Ariana Grande took to Instagram to share her emotional reaction.

The ‘Wicked’ collection features seven dolls inspired by Ariana Grande's Glinda and Cynthia Erivo's Elphaba plus Marissa Bode’s character, Nessarose.

Wicked' star Ariana Grande celebrated her Oscar nomination by hosting a party in London. The Trump administration has fired Justice Department employees who were involved in special counsel Jack Smith's investigation that led to now-dismissed indictments against President Donald Trump over his handling of classified documents and his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss in the lead-up to the Jan.