Golden Globe nomination Ariana Grande (aka Ariana Grande-Butera) is already teasing her next big project.

Fresh off her starring role in the big screen adaptation of “Wicked,” the 31-year-old multifaceted entertainer talks about what fans can expect from her in the coming months.

Grande recently expressed her desire to stay active in the world of acting after her performance in “Wicked” as the future Good Witch of Oz, Galinda/Glinda Upland.

While walking the red carpet at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, Grande fielded questions from reporters about plans for potential new music.

“It's not something I'm thinking about right now,” the performer admitted, “but, you know, there's something I did last year that's going to come out eventually. It is part of 'Eternal Sun'. So it's there and it's going to come out at some point.”

Last March, Grande released "Eternal Sunshine," her seventh studio album, to praise from fans and critics. Led by the lead single "Yes, And?", his work became the singer's sixth No. 1 album on the Billboard Top 200 chart.

While it's currently unclear what said "relationship" might look like, Grande has previously spoken about her plans to extend the life of "Eternal Sunshine" as much as possible.

In an Instagram post from April, she expressed, "I can't wait for everything that (is) yet to come within this (album) cycle (that has just begun and may it never end)."

To Grande's credit, she's already made good on that promise twice.

Per Rolling Stonean expanded edition of the set, known as the “Slightly Deluxe” version, featuring remixes featuring guest singers Mariah Carey and Troye Sivan, will follow less than a week after the March release date.

Grande then released another expanded version of "Eternal Sunshine," the "Slightly Deluxe and Also Live" edition, featuring re-recorded tracks from the album with a 10-piece orchestra, last October.

However, what can be said for sure is that the "addition" will not include any new music.

"I'm not in the studio right now," Grande said later Sunday night.

Unfortunately, Grande didn't manage to pick up any wins during this year's Golden Globes.

Originally up for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for “Wicked,” the young entertainer lost the nod to Zoe Saldana for her role in “Emilia Pérez.”

Still, Grande will appear on stage with the main cast of “Wicked,” including Cynthia Erivo, Michelle Yeoh and Jeff Goldblum, to support director John Chu for his film and box office win.

While receiving the award, Chu gave an exclamation to the film's "beautiful" cast and his parents, who he says were "Wizard of Oz" fans.

"They would tell us about the yellow brick road and the place over the rainbow, where all dreams come true if you dare to dream them," Chu said. “I'm up here looking at you, living the dream and looking at this beautiful, beautiful cast. It's more beautiful than I ever thought it could be.”

Last week, Grande received her first “Wicked”-related accolade: the Rising Star Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. It is her first major achievement in acting.

"You don't know how much this means to me," Grande reportedly told the crowd PEOPLE. "I've been performing since I was a child, so I never thought that at the age of 31 I would hear the words 'rising star' again."

Then she jokingly thanked "two friends" who helped along the way: "Botox and Juvederm."

With "Wicked" now available for digital release, fans have been treated to several deleted scenes from the musical drama, including one with Grande that some believe should have remained intact.

(Spoilers from “Wicked” ahead).

In the clip, which has gone viral, Grande as Galinda Upland sits in a study with colleague and close friend Elphaba Thropp (Erivo), the future Wicked Witch of the West, as they seemingly prepare for a lesson with Madame Morrible (Yeoh).

After Galinda tries and fails to get a levitation coin, she questions Elphaba about dropping her off on a field trip to release a caged lion cub with Fiera, Galinda's love interest (played by "Bridgerton" star Jonathan Bailey).

"I would help you," Galinda says sincerely. "If you needed someone, it could have been me."

The emotional confession causes Elphaba to look at her friend with newfound empathy and make a pact.

"I'm sorry. I made a mistake," she tells Galinda. "I won't leave you behind again."

Watch the deleted scene above.

As previously noted, “Wicked” featuring Grande is now available to stream on digital outlets including Amazon and iTunes.

A Blu-Ray release is scheduled for March 1, according to Amazon.