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We are just months away from the release of the highly-anticipated second half of Wicked, Wicked: For Good, and everyone’s getting excited, including Ariana Grande.

If you didn’t know, film’s second half is set to release in theaters on Nov. 21. Grande is so excited for the release, in fact, that she dropped a Wicked: For Good-inspired makeup collection under her beauty brand R.E.M. Beauty. The limited-edition collection includes nine Wicked-inspired products, including everything from eyeshadows and blush to plumping glosses and so much more, all imbued with the spirit of the films and the unbreakable bond between Glinda, portrayed by Grande, and Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba. Pricing ranges from $20 to $65.

You can shop the full collection, brushes and all, right now at Ulta Beauty. You’d better be quick, however, R.E.M. Beauty’s past Wicked collection went fast, and we’re sure this one will too. To help you shop like a beauty expert, we’ve picked out five of our favorites from the collection that we think are worth the splurge. We’ll be breaking down pricing, formula and everything in between. Keep reading to shop Grande’s Wicked: For Good collection.

Blush is one of our favorite parts of any makeup routine. It truly brings any look to life. This $40 Cherry Blossom Blush Palette is a great piece to have in your makeup kit because it offers users many ways to flush all in one product. You’ve got three pans of blush, one matte, one shimmer & one with a melange finish, meaning it’s mottled with shimmer.

Each shade is a warm pink in varying hues that will give you different effects when applied. The matte finish is your standard wash of color, while the other two shades offer a flush with a slight wash of shimmer, giving your look that extra oomph. We’d recommend this product to our readers with a lighter complexion, while the Coral palette in the Wicked collection might work best for those with deeper complexions.

Four products for the price of one? Sign us up. This Elphaba Makeup Set retails for $65, that is roughly $16.25 per item. The set comes with a liquid eyeshadow, blush & lip stick, lip liner and a glossy balm. Every color featured in the collection is inspired by Elphaba’s color palette. The liquid eyeshadow is a bronzy hue with green undertones.

The shadow is blendable and doesn’t crease despite ample weartime. The blush & lip stick is a berry tone in a balmy formula that works on both the lips and cheeks, as the name suggests. The lip liner is formulated to work with the accompanying glossy balm. The liner is chocolate brown while the lippie is a plum hue. This set is well worth the price tag.

Like the Elphaba set, the Glinda set is inspired by Glinda’s opalescent pink-heavy color scheme and retails for $65. You get four products: a liquid eyeshadow, a glow stick, lip liner and a glossy balm. The eyeshadow is a non-creasing blendable purple hue with a duochrome pink and blue shift. The glow stick is similarly shiny with a lavender and pink shift. It can be used on the lips and cheeks for a unique shine. The lip liner is a comfortable, smudge-proof formula in a warm pink hue that works well with the accompanying pink glossy balm with iridescent shimmers throughout. Like the last set, you’re getting a great value for the price.  

This is one of those products that is a must-buy in our books. This Ozian Forest Eyeshadow Palette retails for $60 and comes with a total of 12 shadows, including a mix of mattes and shimmers. The color scheme is pretty neutral, save for some greens and pinks here and there. The mattes are pigmented but extremely user-friendly, blending out with the simplest of touches. The shimmers are equally as impactful, giving even the simplest of eyelooks a head-turning aspect. Whether you want this palette for everyday use or to create something bold and unforgettable, these shadows will get you there.

The plumpest pout in all of Oz can be yours with this Wicked Poppy Plumping Lip Gloss. Retailing for $20, the gloss comes in three shades total, although we like the Pretty as Poppy shade the best. These glosses are both pigmented and hydrating, sitting comfortably on the lips without that stinging or burning feeling you get with most plumping products.

The plumping effect is gentle, activated through ingredients like vanilla-spiced pepper, cotton seed oil, and botanical retinol. These combined ingredients stimulate the skin, creating a warm, tingling sensation, essentially increasing blood flow to the lips to make them appear plumper. It’s not magic like Glinda would have you believe. It’s all science, baby.

As Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, forges an historic first week, its accolades extend to Billboard’s radio charts.

The Republic-released set’s lead single promoted to radio, “The Fate of Ophelia,” blasts in as the first song ever to debut in the top 10 of Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart, at No. 8 on the list dated Oct 18. It passes two hits — one by Swift — that each started at a prior No. 12 best: her own “Shake It Off” (Sept. 6, 2014) and Mariah Carey’s “Dreamlover” (Aug. 14, 1993). Those hits went on to two and eight weeks at No. 1, respectively; Swift holds the record for the most leaders — 13 — in the chart’s 33-year history.

Multiple chains gave “The Fate of Ophelia” concentrated play on its first day of release (Oct. 3), while Swift has made promotional rounds including on iHeartMedia’s Elvis Duran and the Morning Show that day. “That one, just as soon as we wrote it, I had a feeling it would be the that one we’d go with first and the one I’d get to make a music video for,” she told Duran of the song.

“The Fate of Ophelia” also makes an unprecedented start on Adult Pop Airplay, at No. 8. It’s just the third song — all by Swift — to open in the chart’s top 10, outpacing No. 9 bows for “Fortnight,” featuring Post Malone (May 4, 2024), and “Shake It Off” (Sept. 6, 2014).

Plus, “The Fate of Ophelia” charges onto Adult Contemporary at No. 10, Swift’s first top 10 debut on the chart and the best beginning since Adele’s “Easy of Me” (No. 6, Oct. 23, 2021, on its way to a 24-week command).

Given its entrance on Pop Airplay, “The Fate of Ophelia” is, thus, the first song ever to debut in the top 10 of all three pop/adult radio rankings.

Swift scores her 27th top 10 on Pop Airplay, second only to Rihanna’s 30. On Adult Pop Airplay, Swift adds her record-extending 33rd top 10. On Adult Contemporary, she ups her count to a milestone 20 top 10s.

Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart ranks songs by weekly plays on more than 150 mainstream top 40 radio stations monitored by Mediabase, with data provided to Billboard by Luminate. Adult Pop Airplay ranks songs by weekly plays on nearly 80 adult top 40 stations and Adult Contemporary ranks songs by weekly plays on more than 80 adult contemporary stations.

Meanwhile, other songs from The Life of a Showgirl make airplay chart debuts. “Opalite” (No. 34); the title track, featuring Sabrina Carpenter (No. 38); and “Wi$h Li$t” (No. 39) all enter Pop Airplay. On Adult Pop Airplay, they start at Nos. 24, 32 and 33, respectively, along with “Elizabeth Taylor” (No. 39) and “Cancelled!” (No. 40). On Adult Contemporary, “The Life of a Showgirl” debuts at No. 26.

More cuts from the album are receiving early play, including the frisky “Wood.” Notably, a radio edit of the song changes the line, “His love was the key that opened my thighs,” to the squeaky-clean, “His love was the key that opened my skies.” “It really started out in a very innocent place,” Swift said sheepishly on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, on Monday, Oct. 6. “I don’t know what happened, man …”

Billboard is expected to announce the debut of The Life of a Showgirl on the Oct. 18-dated Billboard 200 albums chart on Sunday (Oct. 12). Highlights of the set’s impact on the multimetric Billboard Hot 100 songs chart are scheduled to post Monday (Oct. 13), with all charts dated Oct. 18 updating Tuesday (Oct. 14) on Billboard.com.

On World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10), J Balvin and Equinox are asking people to do something simple but powerful: pause, disconnect, and focus on the mind.

The campaign, exclusively revealed to Billboard, invites Equinox members nationwide on Friday to “leave their phones at check-in,” says the statement, creating intentional moments to pause and reset. Throughout the day, the Colombian superstar will curate music and messages to remind participants that caring for mental health is essential to high-performance living. “No screens, no scrolling, focus on yourself,” J Balvin emphasizes in the video shared with Billboard Español.

A long-time advocate for mental health awareness, Balvin has used his platform to shed light on his personal experiences with anxiety and depression. The hitmaker has spoken openly about his struggles in interviews, on social media, and through his work, including the launch of his emotional wellness app, OYE, in 2022. 

“I know what it’s like to struggle in private while performing in public. That duality lives in me, and in many others,” Balvin tells Billboard Español. “I want to break the stigma — to say, ‘It’s okay not to be okay,’ and it’s powerful to ask for help. This campaign with Equinox is a step toward making mental well being part of how we measure success.”

Equinox also collaborates with Project Healthy Minds to “shine a light on mental health and create mindful moments for our community. Inner strength is the truest measure of a good life,” says Judy Taylor, svp of communications and philanthropy at Equinox. “The ultimate luxury is peace of mind. At Equinox, we’ve always believed that true strength comes from within.”

Billie Eilish‘s show in Miami briefly took a frightening turn Thursday night (Oct. 9) when someone in the crowd forcefully yanked her as the singer was greeting fans in the pit.

As captured in numerous videos from the pop star’s first of three performances at the Kaseya Center this month, Eilish was walking by concertgoers lined up at the barricade and touching their hands when one person abruptly grabbed her arm, using enough force to spin her around and slam her against the divider. Security personnel immediately intervened, helping the nine-time Grammy winner back up onto her feet and pushing the rogue audience member back.

Some clips show Eilish as she walked away, looking shocked and upset. At press time Billboard had not heard back from the singer’s team for comment on the incident.

Unfortunately, the musician has been dealing with inappropriate fan behavior at shows for years. In 2019, one person put their hand around her neck while she was interacting with the crowd at Austin City Limits. “She probably didn’t mean to,” Eilish later said of the incident in an interview with Vanity Fair. “They’re only trying to be loving, and sometimes it just comes off wrong.”

The two-time Oscar winner has also spoken out about people at her shows throwing things at her while she’s on stage. Last December, she was hit in the face with a necklace during a concert in Arizona, and Eilish has said before that concertgoers will often throw their phones at her.

“I’ve been getting hit on stage with things for, like, literally six years,” she told The Hollywood Reporter in 2023. “It’s absolutely infuriating when you’re up there. I have mixed feelings about it, because when you’re up there, it blows. But you know it’s out of love, and they’re just trying to give you something. You’re in a vulnerable position.”

Eilish will take the stage again in Miami on Saturday (Oct. 11). She is currently touring in support of her Billboard 200 No. 2 album Hit Me Hard and Soft, for which she’s been on the road for more than a year.

The trek will wrap in late November with two shows in San Francisco.

Justin Bieber’s “Daisies” blossoms as his 11th No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart, rising a spot to the top of the list dated Oct. 18.

Bieber ties Bruno Mars for the most leaders among solo males over the Pop Airplay chart’s history, which dates to October 1992. Maroon 5, Katy Perry and Rihanna also each have 11 No. 1s — second only to Taylor Swift’s record 13.

“Daisies,” on JRC/ILH/Def Jam/Republic, returns Bieber to the Pop Airplay summit for the first time in more than three-and-a-half years, since “Ghost” in February 2022. He extends his span of leaders to a week shy of a decade, after he first reigned with “What Do You Mean?” in late October 2015.

The Pop Airplay chart ranks songs by weekly plays on more than 150 mainstream top 40 radio stations monitored by Mediabase, with data provided to Billboard by Luminate.

Here’s a rundown of Bieber’s 11 Pop Airplay No. 1s:

“Daisies” is from Bieber’s album SWAG, which in July launched as his 12th top 10 on the Billboard 200. The song became his 27th top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, as he tied Janet Jackson for the 10th-most top 10s in the chart’s 67-year archives.

Also notably, “Daisies” slays Alex Warren’s “Ordinary,” which drops to No. 2 after it led Pop Airplay for a record 16 weeks, surpassing Ace of Base’s “The Sign” (14 weeks, 1994) for the all-time mark.

All charts dated Oct. 18 will update Tuesday, Oct. 14, on Billboard.com.