Chu told 'SFX Magazine' that when casting 'Wicked' initially, he thought, "It’s a big enough property on its own, so we can discover two people"Elphaba and Glinda could have looked very different on the big screen.

The pop star and Broadway alum shared her thoughts on Wicked backlash.

While Grande has gone by her famous name for years, stemming back to her Nickelodeon days, she decided to use her real name for “Wicked”: Ariana Grande-Butera. Grande comes from her mother’s maiden name, Joan Grande, and Butera is her father, Edward Butera’s, last name.