As Wicked makes the long-awaited leap from the stage to the screen, Ariana Grande is contemplating a return to her roots. The 2x Grammy winner recently opened up about the “healing” experience of portraying Galinda Upland in director Jon M.

"Wicked" hits theaters in two weeks. It stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. However, when you see Grande's name in the credits it will be different. Gino Salomone joins FOX6 WakeUp to explain. LifestyleYahoo Life Shopping

Ariana Grande's take on Wicked’s iconic "Popular" gets a fresh twist with new key changes and choreography. Kristin Chenoweth approves.

Ariana Grande credits her Wicked costar Cynthia Erivo with helping her to “heal certain parts” of herself. Grande, 31, and Erivo, 37, spoke about their friendship in an interview with The New York Times that was published on Wednesday,

"It felt really full circle, and it just felt like something I wanted to do." Ariana Grande is sharing the heartwarming reason that she chose to use her full name, Ariana Grande-Butera, for the end credits of Wicked.

It seems Ariana Grande wanted to pay homage to Ariana pequeña. During a recent interview, the “Thank U, Next” singer explained to Australian radio station Hit 104.7 Canberra why she decided to use her full legal name — Ariana Grande-Butera — in the credits for her upcoming film,

Ariana Grande has revealed why she used her full name in a credit for Wicked. The “we can’t be friends” singer, 31, stars as Glinda the Good Witch alongside Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba the Wicked Witch of the West.

Ariana Grande stars in the film adaptation of Wicked as Glinda the Good Witch. When audiences see the movie in theaters, they will notice that the “We Can’t Be Friends” singer uses her full name, Ariana Grande-Butera,

Ariana Grande is paying homage to her younger self in the upcoming film Wicked. Early screenings of the new musical, which hits theaters on November 22, have revealed that the pop star, 31, is listed in the film’s credits by her full name,