The actress stars in the prequel to 'The Wizard of Oz' as Elphaba Cynthia Erivo doesn’t press snooze. During a screening of Wicked and Q&A with Kristen Bell at the Academy Museum's the Ted Mann Theatre in Los Angeles,

Cynthia Erivo finishes the first instalment of the two-part musical adaptation with a rendition of the popular number in her role as Elphaba

While the green skin of Cynthia Erivo’s character Elphaba in “Wicked” comes as a shock to many in the land of Oz, her waist length micro braids were a pleasant surprise to viewers watching—and a deliberate choice.

The genius behind Elphaba's sculpted base and intricate palette was expert makeup and prosthetic artist, Alice Jones. On Instagram, the MUA shared the highly anticipated makeup breakdown, with the exact details of how she achieved this Wicked eyeshadow and eyelash look - and believe it or not, it's so affordable. Get your notepads ready...

Cynthia Erivo shares her challenging routine while filming "Wicked," revealing she only slept for 2-3 hours a night to prepare for her demanding role as Elphaba. Find out her workout regimen, and insights into her physical and mental discipline.

Ariana Grande says she “aligned” with her Wicked costar Cynthia Erivo during the contract negotiation process ahead of the musical’s imminent film adaptation. In an interview published this week,

Cynthia Erivo truly knows how to give her all when it comes to work! The actress explained the routine that she followed while filming Wicked and it consisted of less than 3 hours of sleep, early morning workouts,