Ariana Grande might be a great performer but as a singing coach, she doesn’t think so! The Dangerous Woman singer wooed the audience, co-judges, and contestants when she appeared in the 21st season of The Voice alongside Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, and Blake Shelton. From hilariously playing her Thank You, Next song as a pun during arguments to nabbing phenomenal contestants, Grande made quite an impression as a first-time judge. 

However, if given another chance, the pop star would like to skip the opportunity to be a coach again, but why? During her appearance in the Las Culturistas podcast, she revealed that her time on the show hit her hard. She admitted that spinning the chair was fun but she gets too emotionally invested in the contestants she coached, something she can’t correct. 

“I got so emotionally attached to everyone. That’s my problem,” she said. “I can’t really do that because I really get in. I really get in there with everyone. I love everyone so much. I love meeting people, and I’ve felt so invested,” Grande explained. 

Anthony Mackie and Ryan Gosling have been two of the top names in the Hollywood industry. While the duo have even worked together, the Marvel actor went on to claim that because of him, Gosling gained popularity.

In his conversation with Entertainment Weekly, the actor took the responsibility of making the Canadian native famous by working with him in the 2006 movie, Half Nelson. In the video segment of the interview, Mackie was shown photos of various celebrities and was asked to break down the roles he portrayed with the actors. 

As the video progressed further, a picture of Ryan Gosling appeared, and the actor went on to blurt out, “I made this guy famous.” He further reveals that he played his first onscreen role alongside the Barbie actor in the 2006 movie.

He went on to say, “We did his first movie together. Nobody cares? That was a good memory.” As for Half Nelson, Gosling played the role of a middle school teacher who is dealing with drug problems. Mackie played the character of Frank, a friend of the lead. 

While the MCU actor’s claims might be partially true, the Fall Guy actor had already played main characters in major movies like The Notebook, which released in 2004, and Remember the Titans, alongside Denzel Washington.