At the age of 37, Cynthia Erivo has already had a richly varied career, winning a Tony, an Emmy and a Grammy and channeling Harriet Tubman in “Harriet” and Aretha Franklin in “Genius: Aretha.” So why does it seem as if she might have been born to play the iconic Wicked Witch of the West in “Wicked,

Wicked' star Cynthia Erivo was left "gutted" when an honest and intmate scene between Elphaba and Boq was left out of the movie.

The emotional press tour for Wicked continues on to awards season as the film hits its digital release. And listen, at this point complaining about Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s displays of sisterhood is tired from anyone who hasn’t shot two films back to back and sung the musical’s iconic songs live.

Especially now that Ariana Grande is re-addressing those comments about all of the film's queer undertones. In a new interview with Variety, Grande spoke about how she tried to bring some queerness to her character,

I think she’s a person who loves so much, and I do think that it goes beyond gender," Grande said in a new interivew.