L ast november, just before the Latin Grammys in Seville, Spain, a crowd huddled in front of a club called Sala Cosmos, where the Brazilian superstar Anitta was co-hosting a massive party with ...

In USA TODAY’s The Essentials, celebrities share what fuels their lives, whether it's at home, on the set or on the road. Anitta may have hustled her way to the top of Latin pop, but grind culture isn ...

After Anitta got sick in 2023, she decided she would start living her life by her own accord. In a cover story interview with Variety published Wednesday, May 1, the Brazilian star opened up getting ...

Today, Anitta is in good health. However, the Brazilian singer has faced her fair share of ups and downs during her rise to fame. In a exclusive interview with TODAY.com for May's digital cover, the ...

This story is part of Como Celebramos, in which we're sharing how we're honoring our favorite summertime Sunday rituals. Anitta has become unapologetic when it comes to prioritizing her well-being.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Few artists embody the meaning of evolution quite like Anitta. The Brazilian superstar, unapologetically herself and fearless, has ...

São Paulo is sizzling. Drums lead a body-rolling beat, snares crackle, brass instruments trill along to rapid basslines – this is funk carioca, a genre born in Brazil’s favelas. Caipirinha cocktails ...

Brazilian singer Anitta certainly played coy when Andy Cohen grilled her about her nearly-naked run-in with Kyle Richards‘ estranged husband Mauricio Umansky in Aspen. In December 2023, Umansky shared ...

ON THE SET of her TODAY photoshoot at a cocktail bar in Brooklyn, there is a playful glimmer in Anitta’s eye. Wearing a vibrant tangerine look that sets her skin aglow, the Brazilian superstar throws ...

Brazilian pop star Anitta has left her mark on the music world in the States with hits in three different languages and collaborations with stars like Cardi B, Snoop Dogg, and Missy Elliott. On the ...

Anitta may have hustled her way to the top of Latin pop, but grind culture isn't her jam anymore. The Grammy-nominated Brazilian singer, born Larissa de Macedo Machado, ponders the price of her ...