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Ariana Grande instantly lit up social media this week after returning to her signature brunette hair, debuting the transformation via an Instagram mirror selfie on October 29. She cheekily captioned it with a quote from Wicked—“it’s good to see me, isn’t it?”—marking the end of her three-year stint as a blonde for her acclaimed role as Glinda in the musical’s blockbuster film adaptation. Celebrity colorist Francesco De Chiara confirmed the look, and the post quickly garnered a surge of positive comments from fans on Instagram, though Reddit’s reaction was more mixed, with some speculating about her intentions and referencing persistent discussions about her health and changing appearance. Grande herself has spoken candidly about the sting of public scrutiny, maintaining she no longer invites negativity into her life and focuses on her career and personal support network, as recently detailed by People and Crazy Sally.

The timing of her hair change coincides with a major chapter closing: Wicked’s sequel, Wicked: For Good, premieres November 21 and Grande has been front and center on press junkets, podcasts, and now a dedicated eight-episode Vanity Fair podcast devoted to the film’s larger cultural legacy. She described it as an emotional finale, saying, “It’s about damn time,” during the podcast launch.

Grande’s musical legacy dominated headlines on October 30, the fifth anniversary of her chart-topping Positions album. Vevo announced the re-release of her Positions Live EP, featuring six 2021 live tracks with notable collaborations from Ty Dolla Sign and The Weeknd. JP Evangelista of Vevo called Grande’s work “a testament to the staying power” of her artistry. New Positions merchandise and a midnight virtual party revived fan buzz, sending Positions back into streaming rotations.

Grande is far from slowing down; her highly anticipated Eternal Sunshine Tour has fans clamoring—tickets sold out within minutes, and resale prices have soared. The tour kicks off in Oakland next June and slides through major North American cities before concluding with a blockbuster string of London shows. Grande admitted in a recent Shut Up Evan podcast and Mix 92.9 interview that she nearly quit music but felt compelled to sing Eternal Sunshine live, calling the tour a “healing” next step.

Adding to her acting portfolio, American Horror Story stunned audiences on Halloween by announcing Grande will join its thirteenth season, triggering waves of excitement and debate across Twitter and entertainment sites. Her trajectory as both a pop icon and a major Hollywood actress is unmistakable, and with 372 million Instagram followers (Epidemic Sound), every move is magnified. Headlines have heralded this week’s developments as another “Ariana moment”—from her brunette reveal to casting buzz and anniversary honors—each flashing long-term significance for her biography and pop culture narrative.

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