Ariana Grande Joins the Academy: A New Era for Music and Movies
Hey everyone! So here’s something really exciting I just had to talk about—Ariana Grande has officially been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences! Yes, that Academy—the Oscars! This is a huge moment not just for her, but honestly, for anyone who’s followed her journey from Nickelodeon star to pop sensation and now, a legitimate figure in the world of film.
This week, the Academy invited a record-breaking 534 new members to join its ranks. That includes not only powerhouse actors like Jason Momoa and Danielle Deadwyler but also creatives behind the camera, animators, musicians, and writers from all over the world. Ariana was invited alongside other recent Oscar nominees, which just goes to show how seriously her role in the upcoming Wicked adaptation is being taken. I mean, she’s already got the music world under her belt, and now she's stepping into elite cinematic territory.
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Let’s put it into perspective: the Academy doesn’t hand out invitations lightly. These members get to vote on who wins the Oscars. So when Ariana accepted this invitation, it meant she officially became part of the group shaping the future of cinema. It's also worth noting that the Academy has been trying to diversify in recent years, especially after all the #OscarsSoWhite backlash. This year’s invite list is 41% female, 45% from underrepresented communities, and 55% international. It’s a big shift—and Ariana is right there in the middle of it.
It’s really impressive how she continues to expand her creative influence. We’ve seen her dominate Billboard charts, tour the globe, and now she’s making a mark in film. Her performance in Don’t Look Up was fun and fresh, but it’s her upcoming portrayal of Glinda in Wicked that’s making waves. Clearly, the Academy noticed.
What’s also kind of cool is that this group includes not only performers but also musicians like Brandi Carlile, and TV personalities like Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Kimmel—yes, the hosts themselves. It feels like the lines between music, film, and TV are getting more blurred in the best possible way.
So yeah, Ariana Grande is officially part of Hollywood’s most exclusive club. And it’s not just a big deal because she’s famous—it’s a big deal because it shows how far her artistry has come and how seriously she's being taken as a performer, not just in pop music, but in film. This is a huge milestone for her, and I don’t think it’ll be her last.
Congratulations to Ariana—and honestly, I can’t wait to see what she does next both on screen and behind the scenes.
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