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Ariana Grande vs. White House

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Pop star Ariana Grande has strongly denounced the White House for using her music in videos promoting anti-immigration policies and immigrant arrests. Grande warned the Trump administration against using her songs for 'vile acts,' emphasizing her music should not be associated with such content. Separately, discussions have arisen regarding public scrutiny of Grande's body during her current tour.

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Ariana Grande plans public break after tour, citing pressure and need for rest

Pop superstar Ariana Grande is planning to step back from public appearances after her current concert tour concludes next month, a decision she stated was carefully considered and not a reaction to recent events. The singer explained that the continuous pressure and intense public scrutiny of her personal life have led her to seek a period of rest. During the first of her three Chicago concerts, โ€ฆ

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