The brother of Salman Abedi, who killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in May 2017 has been convicted of murder. Hashem Abedi's trial heard that his DNA and prints were found at the flat where the bomb was made.

The singing superstar Ariana Grande has sued Forever 21 for $10 million, accusing the fashion retailer and a beauty company started by its billionaire founders' daughters of piggybacking off her fame and influence to sell their wares. Yahaira Jacquez reports.

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Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande each received 10 nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards on Tuesday, leading the race in the awards show, which this year includes a best K-pop category.

According to 'Cosmopolitan,' Jenner and Ariana Grande each lost 3 million Instagram followers on Wednesday due to a system glitch. Jenner's followers dipped from 127 million to 124 million but rose back up to 126 million Thursday morning.

Ariana Grande Says 'Thank U, Next' to Grammy's after disagreement with producers and is reportedly refusing to even attend the Feb. 10 event. Grande reportedly got into a fight with producers after they imposed restrictions on her performance.

Ariana Grande Shares Clip of New Song Grande took to Twitter to tease fans with 45 seconds of the new song. The caption, "tell me how good it feels to be needed," is a lyric from the song.

The bishop who officiated at Aretha Franklin's funeral has apologized for being "too familiar" when he embraced singer Ariana Grande after her tribute to the Queen of Soul.

A suicide bomber killed 22 people as they left an Ariana Grande concert at a music venue in the northern English city of Manchester on May 22 last year.

U.S. pop singer Ariana Grande headlines a star-studded benefit gig in Manchester in aid of victims of the bombing that rocked the Northern English city last month.

Pop singer Ariana Grande posted a message of support to her fans on Friday (May 26) after the incident at her Manchester concert which killed 22 people.

U.K. police said concert-goers were killed late Monday after an apparent explosion at Manchester Arena, in northern England, during a concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande.