Pop star Ariana Grande has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles against two unidentified hackers who allegedly broke into the computers of her collaborators — including photographers and music producers — to steal and sell unreleased songs, demos, and studio footage on the dark web. Court documents claim that 45 unreleased tracks were stolen in 2023 alone, with hundreds of similar leaks occurring since her debut in 2011, and that the suspects used tactics such as impersonating colleagues to obtain private material. Grande's lawyers say the suit aims to expose the hackers' identities and hold them accountable for what they describe as substantial and irreparable harm to her privacy and career.