Ariana Grande, girl… You want to have dinner with a MURDERER?!
12.06.2024 - 21:27 / perezhilton.com
Ariana Grande is finally opening up about her own time on Nickelodeon in the wake of the explosive docuseries Quiet on Set.
Ari was on both Sam & Cat and Victorious — both created by Dan Schneider, one the key figures of the doc. Victorious in particular was called out a lot for including so much NSFW behavior and jokes for a kids’ show.
In Wednesday’s new episode of Penn Badgley‘s podcast Podcrushed, the pop star opened up about her time on Nick. While she didn’t address the documentary directly, Ari admitted she’s “reprocessing” her relationship with the sitcom after rewatching some old clips from the show and hearing from “survivors.”
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Before getting into the dark side of the series, though, she pointed out it was a really “special” experience for her and her castmates, noting:
But with fresher and more mature eyes, she can’t help but feel “upset” over the things she was made to do and say. Many of Ariana’s scenes have gone viral in light of Quiet on Set (as well as allegations made by her Sam & Cat co-star Jennette McCurdy), including a moment when she was lying upside down on a bed and pouring water on herself. In another ep, she tried squeezing a potato with two hands to “get juice.” See (below):
Thinking back on scenes like this, Ariana continued:
Except the innuendos weren’t their idea, were they? They were being fed the more adult material by a guy who allegedly also kept photos from their fittings. See the issue? Getting emotional, the Thank U, Next artist continued:
The 30-year-old went on to express how “devastating” it is to hear stories from other former child actors about their toxic experiences on similar shows, calling them “survivors.”
Ariana Grande, girl… You want to have dinner with a MURDERER?!
Ariana Grande has released a new remix of her new song ‘The Boy Is Mine’, featuring ‘90s R&B royalty Brandy and Monica – listen to the track below.Grande released the song in its original form earlier this month as the third single from her seventh studio album ‘Eternal Sunshine’, alongside a video starring You‘s Penn Badgley. Both Brandy and Monica also have cameo roles in the video, as news reporters.Now, Grande has shared a new version of the song, featuring sultry additional vocals from the two singers.
Ariana Grande has officially the remix version of her song “The Boy is Mine” featuring Brandy and Monica!
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in town. Ariana Grande has Glinda-fied her voice, seemingly, for good—and the internet doesn't really know what to make of it.In a viral clip of a radio interview recently posted on , the speaks to the hosts in a deeper voice, before she appears to reset and pitch her voice slightly higher.
Ariana Grande has defended herself after footage of her switching her speaking voice went viral.The moment took place as the ‘Positions’ singer appeared on a recent episode of Penn Badgley’s podcast, Podcrushed, where she discussed her music career and her upcoming role in the new musical film, Wicked.During the discussion, there was one moment that caught fans’ attention, as Grande was seen laughing and speaking in a deeper register than fans are used to, before immediately switching to a higher-pitched, softer tone.Since being shared last week (June 12), the clip has gone viral and received more than 5.4million views on TikTok. It has also seen many fans question why the singer would immediately change her talking voice.
Ariana Grande is setting the record straight after a video went viral on social media that pointed out her radical voice change within seconds.
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Fans were shocked when, mid-interview, Ariana Grande appeared to change her speaking voice from low to high.
announced on Instagram Monday that after 23 years he’s retiring from music management but is keeping his position as CEO of HYBE America, the South Korean entertainment corporation behind K-pop megastars BTS.This comes after Braun parted ways with some of his biggest clients including Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato last year.“After 23 years this chapter as a music manager has come to an end,” Braun wrote. “It’s a strange feeling because I think I have wanted this for a while, but I was truly afraid to answer the question ‘Who would I be without them?’ I was really just 19 years old when I started.
Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV came with bombshell allegations surrounding Nickelodeon. With Drake Bell and other child stars speaking out in the episode with their stories, there were disturbing clips of other actors—one being one of the most famous singers around today—Ariana Grande.Questionable content starring Grande have been floating around for years, with many wondering if she would ever speak out about her experience working on shows like Victorious and Sam & Cat. Now, the “7 Rings” singer has begun to peel back some layers, admitting on Penn Badgley’s “Podcrushed” podcast that she has started to “reprocess” it.“I think we had some very special memories, and we feel so privileged to be able to create those roles and become a part of something so special for a lot of young kids,” she explained, adding, “I think we’re reprocessing our relationship to it a little bit.” Grande’s Sam & Cat costar, Jennette McCurdy, has already opened up about her time on Nickelodeon.
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Kel Mitchell is looking back to his days on All That and recalls an incident he had with Dan Schneider.
They’re back.
Ariana Grande has said it has been “devastating” to learn about the abuse stories that were uncovered by the Nickelodeon Quiet On Set documentary.The five-episode Discovery docuseries aired in March, detailing behind-the-scenes scandals at the children’s television channel, with particular focus on Dan Schneider’s tenure as producer and showrunner on shows including All That, The Amanda Show and Zoey 101. Schneider has since filed a lawsuit against the show’s producers.Another show that Schneider created and produced was Victorious, in which Grande starred for four seasons between 2010 and 2013.In an interview on the Podcrushed podcast, the singer has described the documentary’s revelations as “devastating”, and has argued that therapists should be “mandatory” on all children’s television show sets.“I think the environment needs to be made safer if kids are going to be acting, and I think there should be therapists,” she said.
is ready to talk about the .Grande didn't participate in the Discovery docuseries—which detailed allegations of of some of Nickelodeon's most popular kids' shows—but clips of her from her time at the network were featured heavily. At the time of the series' release, Grande didn't comment on the documentary or her own experiences.
Ariana Grande is commenting on the allegations made by former Nickelodeon stars in the ID docuseries Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.
Ariana Grande is continuing to work with Scooter Braun.
Ariana Grande is opening up about her time at Nickelodeon.