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Ariana Grande has been at the center of major headlines over the past few days, blending her signature blend of pop stardom and outspoken activism. Most notably, Grande made waves on social media by publicly endorsing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s call for the impeachment of President Trump following his unauthorized bombing of Iranian nuclear sites. Grande reposted Ocasio-Cortez’s statement on her Instagram Stories, calling the president’s action a grave violation of the Constitution and lending her voice to the chorus arguing that Trump should face impeachment. This move ignited a firestorm online, with fans and critics alike reacting passionately—some praising her bravery, others calling for her deportation, and many highlighting her longstanding history of advocacy for justice and human rights. Grande herself lit up timelines with the biting comment, “Could someone explain which crimes get you deported and which ones get you elected President? It’s so confusing,” underscoring the divisiveness of her political stance and the moment’s intensity, as reported by the Economic Times and The Independent.

In business news, Grande’s name has surfaced for less glamorous reasons. According to Courthouse News, she is currently facing a federal lawsuit from Spring, who allege that her R.E.M. Beauty makeup line infringes on their copyright. The outcome of this legal dispute remains uncertain, but it’s another high-profile chapter in her ever-evolving business ventures.

On the professional front, there’s been rampant speculation and fan excitement about a possible Ariana Grande world tour next year, especially after Ticketmaster listed events on its site. However, Republic Records and Grande herself have shut down the rumors, confirming exclusively to People and Variety that there are “no plans for a tour next year.” Instead, Grande has expressed deep appreciation for her fans and reiterated her current focus on acting, especially with her acclaimed role in the Wicked film series, which remains central to her creative life at the moment.

Adding a dash of Hollywood intrigue, Grande is set to join Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller in the next installment of the beloved Meet the Parents franchise, as teased on her Instagram, signaling a new chapter in her acting career.

In sum, Ariana Grande’s past few days have seen her rising as a political voice, fending off legal challenges, setting the record straight about touring, and embracing fresh roles in film—each story reinforcing her status as an artist who is never far from the spotlight and never shy about making headlines.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Ariana Grande has been at the center of major headlines
over the past few days, blending her signature blend of
pop stardom and outspoken activism. Most notably, Grandi made waves
on social media by publicly endorsing Alexandria Ocazio cortes call
for the impeachment of President Trump following his unauthorized bombing
of Iranian nuclear sites. Grande reposted Okazio Cortes's statement on

(00:25):
her Instagram stories, calling the president's action a grave violation
of the Constitution and lending her voice to the chorus
arguing that Trump should face impeachment. This move ignited a
firestorm online, with fans and critics alike reacting passionately, some
praising her bravery, others calling for her deportation, and many
highlighting her long standing history of advocacy for justice and

(00:48):
human rights. Grand herself lit up timelines with the biting comment,
could someone explain which crimes get you deported and which
ones get you elected president? It's so confusing, underscoring the
divisiveness of her political stance and the moment's intensity. As
reported by The Economic Times and The Independent. In business news,

(01:11):
Grande's name has surfaced for less glamorous reasons. According to
court House News, she is currently facing a federal lawsuit
from Spring, who allege that her Ari Beauty make up
line infringes on their copyright. The outcome of this legal
dispute remains uncertain, but it's another high profile chapter in
her ever evolving business ventures. On the professional front, there's

(01:35):
been rampant speculation and fan excitement about a possible Ariana
Grande World tour next year, especially after Ticketmaster listed events
on its site. However, Republic Records and Grande herself have
shut down the rumors, confirming exclusively to people in Variety
that there are no plans for a tour next year. Instead,

(01:56):
Grande has expressed deep appreciation for her fans and reiters
rated her current focus on acting, especially with her acclaimed
role in the Wicked film series, which remains central to
her creative life at the moment. Adding a dash of
Hollywood intrigue, Grande is set to join Robert de Niro
and Ben Stiller in the next installment of the beloved

(02:16):
Meet the Parents franchise, as teased on her Instagram, signaling
a new chapter in her acting career. In su Ariana
Grande's past few days have seen her rising as a
political voice, fending off legal challenges, setting the record straight
about touring, and embracing fresh roles in film, each story
reinforcing her status as an artist who is never far

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from the spotlight and never shy about making headlines. And
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