Hamilton

The hit musical Hamilton is coming to the Wharton Center in East Lansing in 2018 or 2019. Dates have not been set, but you can guarantee yourself a ticket if you're willing to spend a lot of $10 bills.

Today in news filed under No Doy, Lin-Manuel Miranda has confirmed what we’ve all suspected ever since Hamilton became a Broadway sensation: The inevitable film adaptation is definitely coming…just, not anytime in the imminent future. Between plotting epic fantasy franchises and working on animated feature projects, Miranda is a pretty busy guy, to say the least. Besides, he just finished his run on the hit historical musical. Give the man a moment, will you?

The Schuyler sisters are back. Sort of.

'The problem is you want to be emotional, but it's hard to be so much when you're singing,' Clarkson explained before diving into the emotional track.

Despite Donald Trump's best efforts to sully the good name of Broadway's biggest musical, 'Hamilton' continues to smash box office records.

It seems to me that Moana brought in two very different audiences this holiday weekend. For some, Moana was the newest entry in a long line of Disney princess movies and a step in the right direction for the studio in terms of inclusiveness and empowering young women. For others, it was a chance to cure their Lin-Manuel Miranda withdrawals after the turnover of the Hamilton cast and the end of the regular Ham4Ham sidewalk performances. That probably explains the odd mix of millennials and children at the recent matinee you attended.

The very first Drunk History in 2007 started with the duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, leaving it uncertain if we’d ever see a retelling from the Hamilton master, Lin-Manuel Miranda. Thankfully, the day has arrived, as a drunk Miranda leads a new all-star retelling of Hamilton’s life with a clip from Monday’s Drunk History.

Stars like Chrissy Teigen, Mark Ruffalo and more react to the 'Hamilton' cast's message to Mike Pence.

The cast of 'Hamilton' shared a poignant message with show attendee Mike Pence on November 18.

Clarkson, Sia, Alicia Keys and more appear on forthcoming 'The Hamilton Mixtape.'

Complete with a 'W' flag and new lyrics to reflect the Cubs' victory, this performance by the Chicago 'Hamilton' cast is bound to give goosebumps to fans of baseball (and of 'Hamilton'). As long as they're not Indians fans.