Pre-dating the top song by 10 years, the 1984 hit “Last Christmas” by Wham! took second place on this list, followed by Ariana Grande’s 2014 hit “Santa Tell Me” in third place.

If you've been daydreamin' about a new Ariana Grande single, today is your lucky day. The "Thank You, Next" singer just dropped her first single since Oct. 2020 —and it was worth the wait.

Singer Ariana Grande reveals why she doesn't like to go back to listen to all of her music after its been released during part two of her 'Podcrushed' appearance released on Monday, June 17.

Ariana Grande attends the 13th annual Billboard Women in Music event on Dec. 6, 2018, in New York. (Evan Agostini/Invision/AP) ...

Yet new songs by UMG artists, including Ariana Grande, Camila Cabello and Niall Horan could be found on TikTok at the time of this article’s publication. How and why is that happening?

Ariana Grande performs onstage during the 97th Annual Oscars at Dolby Theatre on March 2, 2025. Kevin Winter/Getty Images Ariana Grande is not leaving music and singing behind.

Ariana Grande Gets Emotional Previewing “Vulnerable” Songs From ‘Eternal Sunshine’ Album The singer's new album is due out March 8.

Accolades: The song won the Oscar for Best Original Song for the original animated version of the film in 1991 — before Grande was even born. 24. ‘Boyfriend’ with Social House (2019) ...

When Ariana Grande first debuted back in 2013, she showed immediate promise. A theater kid with a Nickelodeon pedigree, she entered the music space fully formed on her first album, “Yours Truly ...

Even if you ask Ariana Grande to sing a joke song, you’re going to walk away with something incredible. That’s the lesson Jimmy Kimmel learned on Wednesday night when he asked the “Wicked ...

Ariana Grande has confirmed a few times that the "Sweetener" track "Get Well Soon" was inspired by serious loss. The heartfelt song features touching lyrics about reaching out and checking in with ...

There's only so much room on the record, so artists must be selective. In the case of "Ghostin" from Ariana Grande's 2019 record, Thank U, Next, this was a song she needed to be convinced to include.