Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee Ariana Grande gets granular about the intense work that went into her performance as Galinda in 'Wicked'.

Ethan Slater posted a rare photo of Ariana Grande in celebration of her Oscar nomination. See the sweet snap, here.

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Ariana Grande celebrated the Oscar nominations for “Wicked” with a throwback video of her performing a hit song from the musical as a child, while Cynthia Erivo and director Jon M. Chu took to social media to share their emotional reactions to the nominations.

The 1986 film adaptation, directed by Jim Henson alum Frank Oz, became a minor hit as well, fondly remembered for all-star performances from Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, and the one and only Ellen Greene, who reprised her iconic role of Audrey for the big screen.

Ariana Grande looked back on her childhood as she celebrated her first ever Academy Award nomination. The singer and actress was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for playing Glinda in the musical-fantasy film,

Ariana Grande is floating on air after scoring her first-ever Oscar nomination, and boyfriend Ethan Slater was quick to celebrate her supporting actress nod. “Picking my head up in between sobs to say thank you so much to @theacademy for this unfathomable recognition,

I felt like a protective nerd, like the gatekeeping fan girl in the room,” Ariana Grande jokingly told the crowd at the DGA Theater Tuesday night. The Oscar nominee, speaking in conversation with Billie Eilish for an FYC event,

Ariana Grande has shared a sweet throwback picture to celebrate her first-ever Oscar nomination for Wicked. Grande received an Oscar nod for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her performance as Glinda in Jon M Chu's musical adaptation.

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