In 2018, Ariana DeBose took her high school prom date with her to see the Broadway show The Prom.At the time, DeBose was a thriving theater actor in New York, who had appeared in the Broadway ...

In her first major movie role, Ariana DeBose plays Emma’s would-be prom date in Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of The Prom for Netflix.

Ariana DeBose Explains Why Having Queer Leads Makes The Prom So Special. By Mekishana Pierre. Published on Dec 11, 2020 at 6:10 PM. Netflix Netflix.

Star-in-the-making Ariana DeBose is ready to redefine what it means to be Latino, or how she identifies as Afro-Latina. "You cannot just boil down what it is to be Latino in one thing," she says.

Ariana DeBose sees the potential for director Ryan Murphy's new Netflix movie musical “The Prom” (streaming now) and its message of inclusion to change the world. What it definitely will do ...

Ariana DeBose is a name you need to know -- starting now. As one of the stars of both The Prom and West Side Story, the 29-year-old queer actress of Puerto Rican descent is bringing authenticity ...

Who is Ariana DeBose? DeBose has starred in "West Side Story," "The Prom" and "Hamilton." She will make her "Saturday Night Live" hosting debut on Jan. 15, 2022 ...

The 30-year-old actress Ariana DeBose leaps into Steven Spielberg's "West Side Story" movie, ... “The Prom” put her firmly on the YA map. She’s been on the rise since 2009, ...

EXCLUSIVE: Rising star Ariana DeBose, who was most recently seen in Ryan Murphy's all-star Netflix musical, The Prom, has signed on for ISS, the space thriller from LD Entertainment and director ...

EXCLUSIVE: Rising star Ariana DeBose, who was most recently seen in Ryan Murphy’s all-star Netflix musical, The Prom, has signed on for ISS, the space thriller from LD Entertainment and director ...

Star-in-the-making Ariana DeBose is ready to redefine what it means to be Latino, or how she identifies as Afro-Latina. “You cannot just boil down what it is to be Latino in one thing,” she ...

Star-in-the-making Ariana DeBose is ready to redefine what it means to be Latino, or how she identifies as Afro-Latina. “You cannot just boil down what it is to be Latino in one thing,” she ...