"I thought I was being catfished." Ariana Grande is a celebrity in her own right, but she's a fan too. When the Wicked actress and singer was asked if she ever gets starstruck, she answered in the affirmative: "Imogen Heap is my idol — my number one favorite musician,

"The first time I got a message from her, I thought I was being catfished," said Ariana Grande in a new cover story interview with 'W Magazine.'

Ariana Grande did so much vocal work for 'Wicked,' her voice has noticeably changed. And she's totally OK with it being a permanent thing.

Ariana Grande is joking that she's "still looking" for her eyebrows after filming 'Wicked,' which featured the singer-actress to opt for blonde brows for her character of Glinda.

Ariana Grande has responded to the online discourse about her apparent voice change throughout the Wicked press tour.

Fans of the chart-topping singer, 31, have claimed that ever since the movie adaptation of Wicked entered production, her voice somewhat changed. The intrigue surrounding Grande’s voice went into overdrive last year after she went on Penn Badgley’s podcast Podcrushed and appeared to speak in two noticeably different pitches.

Earlier in the interview, Grande noted that she and costar Cynthia Erivo spent time “finding and disappearing” into their characters in order to properly bring them to life on

Ariana Grande is addressing those theories surrounding her Wicked character, Glinda. Since the premiere of Wicked back in November 2024, many have taken to social media to theorize that Glinda might be a member of the LGBTQ+ community.

Especially now that Ariana Grande is re-addressing those comments about all of the film's queer undertones. In a new interview with Variety, Grande spoke about how she tried to bring some queerness to her character,