Ticket sales will aid the Flamboyan Arts Fund’s mission to uplift the island’s arts institutions.

“Boom Goes the Cannon”—recorded before Prodigy’s death—arrives as part of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamildrops series.

“This year’s slate of honorees represents the pinnacle of our nation’s originality, and the rich mosaic of diverse perspectives and art forms that has come to define who we are as a people.”

A recorded performance of the hit musical reportedly sparked a bidding war among Hollywood film studios. 

The compelling clip for the “Hamilton Mixtape” track also features classic New York City street scenes and some really adorable kids.

Also: He will return to his “Hamilton” role for a 2019 run of performances in Puerto Rico.

The Shondaland and “Hamilton” creators will join Taraji P. Henson, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and more in receiving stars in 2018.

There’s a little Radiohead, Sean Paul and OutKast—and a lot of message-making.

Rise Up As One, conceived by the likes of Ava DuVernay and Lin-Manuel Miranda, is scheduled for October 15 on the Cross Border Xpress in San Diego.

Proceeds from “Love Make the World Go Round” will go to the Hispanic Foundation’s Proyecto Somos Orlando.

Watch Lin-Manuel Miranda, Audra McDonald, B.D. Wong and more sing “What The World Needs Now,” to raise funds for LGBTQ advocacy.

Lin-Manuel Miranda: “And love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love cannot be killed or swept aside.”

Miranda delivered the keynote remarks at the University of Pennsylvania’s graduation ceremony on May 16.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit musical received nominations in every major category. 

“Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” and Lin-Manuel Miranda join forces to explain exactly what is happening in the U.S. territory.

Gina Rodriguez, Ta-Nehisi Coates and many other notable people of color across disciplines also made this year’s list. 

This year marks the award program’s 100th anniversary. 

Kendrick may not have won “Album of the Year,” but who cares? Did you see that performance? 

Will the hit Broadway musical come to a city near you?