‘Wicked’s Ariana Grande Set For Palm Springs Film Festival’s Rising Star Award
In the desert, something Wicked this way comes.
The Palm Springs Film Festival said today that Ariana Grande will receive its 2025 Rising Star Award for role as Glinda in Jon M. Chu’s smash movie that has become the top-grossing adaptation of Broadway musical ever.
“In Wicked, Ariana Grande’s portrayal of Glinda elevates her to new heights with a powerful acting performance that beautifully combines her outstanding musical talent, brilliant characterization and impeccable comedic timing,” said festival chairman Nachhattar Singh Chandi. “Ariana is an iconic global performer who has seamlessly transitioned to film in her first major starring role, proving herself to be a multifaceted and undeniable talent. This role is certain to be the beginning of the many accolades she will garner throughout her acting career.”
Related: The State Of The Oscar Race – Pete Hammond’s Latest Predictions: “It’s Anybody’s Ballgame”
With Wicked, Grande is branching out from her phenomenal music career.
The Palm Springs Film Festival said today that Ariana Grande will receive its 2025 Rising Star Award for role as Glinda in Jon M. Chu’s smash movie that has become the top-grossing adaptation of Broadway musical ever.
“In Wicked, Ariana Grande’s portrayal of Glinda elevates her to new heights with a powerful acting performance that beautifully combines her outstanding musical talent, brilliant characterization and impeccable comedic timing,” said festival chairman Nachhattar Singh Chandi. “Ariana is an iconic global performer who has seamlessly transitioned to film in her first major starring role, proving herself to be a multifaceted and undeniable talent. This role is certain to be the beginning of the many accolades she will garner throughout her acting career.”
Related: The State Of The Oscar Race – Pete Hammond’s Latest Predictions: “It’s Anybody’s Ballgame”
With Wicked, Grande is branching out from her phenomenal music career.
- 12/4/2024
- by Erik Pedersen
- Deadline Film + TV
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