PopSugar — Ariana Grande had an emotional reunion with her boyfriend, rapper Mac Miller, on Tuesday when she flew from the UK to her hometown of Boca Raton, FL. Her return to the states came just one day after 22 people were killed and more than 50 were injure... more info

Chicago Tribune — Safety was a prevalent concern outside the Weeknd's concert at Allstate Arena on Tuesday. After the deadly attack at Ariana Grande's concert Monday in Manchester, England, extra precautions were taken at Tuesday's show. A heavy police presence met fa... more info

The Daily Mail — The star joined the scores of celebrities who took to social media to pass their condolences to the families of the 22 gig-goers who died after the terrorist attack at Ariana Grande's show. more info

The Daily Mail — Anastacia has paid tribute to Ariana Grande following the devastating terror attack in Manchester. The singer, 48, described the 23-year-old as a 'power, a sweetheart and a doll'. more info

PopSugar UK — If it's the hard times that reveal who you truly are, then the people of Manchester revealed themselves to be selfless and deeply caring in the hours following a deadly attack that killed at least 22 on the night of May 22. Instead of letting fear a... more info

PopSugar UK — Following her emotional performance at the Billboard Music Awards over the weekend, Miley Cyrus made her return to The Voice on Tuesday. The singer paid a beautiful tribute to Ariana Grande and the victims of Monday's Manchester concert attack w... more info

The Daily Mail — The pop superstar's followers flocked to social media following the horrific bombing at Ariana Grande's concert on Monday night to urge Bieber to axe his London show in July. more info

CNN Showbiz — Miley Cyrus showed her support for Ariana Grande and the victims of the recent Manchester terror attack on Tuesday's season finale of "The Voice." more info

New York Times — The singer is self-assured, talented and proudly feminine, with a loyal fan base that rallied to her side after the Manchester bombing with the hashtag #ThisIsNotYourFaultAriana. more info

New York Times — Security consultants and music promoters look ahead to what measures can be taken after the Ariana Grande concert attack. more info