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Oscars musical performance reviews including Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo

  • The 97th Academy Awards featured a departure from tradition as there were no best original song performances, with 'El Mal' from 'Emilia Pérez' winning instead of songs by Elton John and others.
  • Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo performed a medley from 'The Wizard of Oz,' receiving a standing ovation for their collaboration.
  • Doja Cat also performed, singing 'Diamonds Are Forever,' while Raye concluded with 'Skyfall,' but the results were mixed compared to original renditions.
  • Both Grande and Erivo were nominated for their roles in 'Wicked,' which received ten nominations at the ceremony, including for best picture.
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Oscars musical performance reviews including Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo

This year's Oscars didn't have traditional best song performances, but the show brought a wallop of music anyway. Here's how it turned out.

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Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande Brought Michelle Yeoh (And Us) to Tears At This Year’s Oscars

The ‘Wicked’ stars kicked off the 97th Academy Awards on a high note.

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Oscars 2025: All the Performances at This Year's Show; From Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s Soulful Rendition to Queen Latifah’s Tribute to Quincy Jones

The 97th Academy Awards may have foregone the usual Best Original Song nominee performances, but that didn’t mean music was left out of the night. With show-stopping numbers inspired by Wicked, the James Bond franchise, and a tribute to the legendary Quincy Jones, the ceremony was packed with memorable musical moments. From Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s breathtaking medley to Queen Latifah’s energetic homage, here’s a look at the best and wo…

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