Ariana Grande, despite already being a music industry superstar, accepted the Palm Springs International Film Awards’ “Rising Star” award on Friday. The wicked.
As she took the stage at the Palm Springs Convention Center, the singer joked that the award was a bit ironic.
“I’ve been performing since I was a kid, so I never thought at 31 that I’d hear the words ‘Rising Star’ again, so I want to thank my good friends Botox and Juvederm. “I thought I’d be listening to ‘A Little Withered Star’ or ‘Dropping Star’ by now, so thank you,” she said.
In addition to praising her “sister witch” Cynthia Arevo, and director Jon M. Cho, the pop diva, who plays Glinda in the popular musical version, indicated that she “stands” after performing at her home. You started comedy”. Room at age four and receiving $5 for his quips.
Now returning to that comedy in Wicked “really feels like the beginning of a new chapter,” Grande continued.
“Although Glinda the Good is full of absurd humor and hilarious punch lines, comedy is another way of telling the truth. She has an innate ability to bring light out of darkness, even when it hurts, and I’m in it. So thankful to stay, he learned so much from him in the last three years.