The emotional press tour for Wicked continues on to awards season as the film hits its digital release. And listen, at this point complaining about Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo’s displays of sisterhood is tired from anyone who hasn’t shot two films back to back and sung the musical’s iconic songs live.

This month, its stars and director covered Variety and addressed at least two of the promotion cycle’s most persistent rumors: that Grande and Erivo were paid vastly different sums, and Grande’s apparent voice change.

"Wicked" director Jon M. Chu and stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are ready to shine at the Golden Globes.

Especially now that Ariana Grande is re-addressing those comments about all of the film's queer undertones. In a new interview with Variety, Grande spoke about how she tried to bring some queerness to her character,

I think she’s a person who loves so much, and I do think that it goes beyond gender," Grande said in a new interivew.