Ariana Grande collects two new Hot 100 hits as "For Good" with Cynthia Erivo and "The Girl in the Bubble" debut on the chart, ...

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Director Jon M. Chu and composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz detail how Glinda's new ballad was tinkered with until week's before the film's release.

When it comes to adding new songs to a beloved musical, there is a very good chance that it's going to be polarizing one way or another. People are either going to love or hate the mere concept and ...

In the original novel The Wizard of Oz, Glinda is the Good Witch, but in the upcoming film Wicked: For Good, Ariana Grande says we’ll see the moment when Glinda chooses that path thanks to new songs ...

Don’t expect to necessarily hear these new songs before viewers nationwide get their first crack at hearing them within the context of the film. The “Wicked: for Good” soundtrack album will be out Nov ...

The film tells the story of Act Two of the Broadway production, and includes the addition of two new songs Erivo's Elphaba sings original song "No Place Like Home," while Grande's Glinda sings ...

When Ariana Grande and Jimmy Fallon sing together, you know you're in for a treat. They're also already going viral for doing a portion of the Bruno Mars and Rosé hit, "APT." As is typical with these ...

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Ariana Grande fans are in luck! Spotify users can now use the new My Top 5: Ariana Grande Songs experience, where they can rank and share their ultimate top 5 songs from the Wicked star's entire ...

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A release date for “Wicked: For Good — The Soundtrack” was announced Wednesday morning, and with it, details of two songs that were written especially for the forthcoming film by Stephen Schwartz.