Ariana Grande’s Grandma Marjorie “Nonna” Grande Just Broke This Record

E! Online— Ariana Grande's grandma just did an extraordinary thing. Marjorie "Nonna" Grande, who was featured on the singer's song "Ordinary Things," made history as the oldest artist to have ever placed on

NBC4 Washington—Ariana Grande's grandma Marjorie ‘Nonna' Grande just broke this record. Marjorie “Nonna” Grande, who was featured on the singer’s song “Ordinary Things,” made history as the oldest artist to have ever placed on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The A.V. Club—Oh geez, Taylor Swift just broke another record. The Billboard Hot 100 chart has been refreshed for the first time since Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department stormed into the world, and—surprise, surprise—it’s not looking great for anyone not named Taylor Swift. Actually, it’s not looking like anything at all unless you’re Post Malone and Florence Welch, who were smart enough to collaborate with Swift on her chart bulldozer of a project. Billboard announced today that Swift had exclusively claimed not just slots one through ten on the...

Daily Mail—Ariana Grande's 98-year-old Nonna makes history as the oldest featured artist on the Billboard Hot 100 for her work on Ordinary Things. The 30-year-old singer released her seventh studio album Eternal Sunshine in March, with the final track, Ordinary Things, credited as featuring, 'Nonna'. Marjorie is heard on the track's outtro reminiscing about her late husband Frank, who passed away in 2014 at 90 years of age. 'And when he’d come home, and I’d see him / When he first gets off that train / It was like God almighty arrived / It was like seeing daylight,' Nonna said