— -- "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda has more music for us to get stuck in our heads. The Tony Award-winning playwright and composer released a new song, this one inspired by the life ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda is also the Tony Award-winning actor and songwriter behind Hamilton. In 2020, this artist even revealed his favorite track from his Broadway musical — and it’s not one that ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda, along with The Decemberists, released “Ben Franklin’s Song,” a tune that was written for the colossal hit Broadway play, “Hamilton,” but never made… ...

— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) December 14, 2017 So today, we begin THE HAMILDROPS. We’re gonna drop some new Hamilton content, every month, December NOW through December 2018.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Ham4All’ Challenge Has Stars Singing ‘Hamilton’ Songs Stars like Lea Michele, Shonda Rimes, Kelly Clarkson and more are belting out the popular, prize-winning ...

Barack Obama appears on the new song, "One Last Time (44 Remix)." Originally from the Broadway hit "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda reworked the number and included the former president.

Lin-Manuel Miranda on Friday shared a previously unreleased song from 'Hamilton' called "I Have a Friend" to "give peace of mind" as coronavirus fears continue to mount.

Lin-Manuel Miranda 'Really Wanted' a Cameo in Wicked, but Admits 'It Would've Been Distracting' Music Festivals 2025: Performers, Dates, Locations and Everything You Need to Know ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s songs for Moana were so influential that they won him a Grammy award but the songwriter didn’t return to make music for the Disney movie’s sequel.

As it turns out, Lin-Manuel Miranda did not write the music for Moana 2. That task was given to songwriters Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear , who are also the first female songwriting duo and the ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda has shared the video of the only public performance of a song cut from Hamilton. The post – which was shared for 'HamilTuesday' in honor of 10 years since the musical debuted ...

So even for Grammy, Emmy, Tony and Pulitzer winner Lin-Manuel Miranda, his first songbook, containing 27 songs from “Hamilton,” “Encanto,” “In the Heights” and more, was a big deal.