What are the famous folk up to on our nation’s day of independence? Seeing as we’re liable to froth at the mouth with envy, do we even want to know? (We do.)

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s lyrics have apparently become more popular on Google than the Federalist Papers.

If you’re still reeling from the news that both Lin-Manuel Miranda and Phillipa Soo will depart Hamilton after July 9, then please sit down before reading further. I regret to inform you that on that same day, Leslie Odom Jr. will deliver his final performance as Aaron Burr (sir).

In today’s Tweet Beat, Lin-Manuel Miranda gives everyone a shot, I’m reminded that Rita Ora is in a movie and Courtney Stodden does...something.

Sunday evening’s Tony Awards have been dominated by Hamilton—the record-holder for most nominations now also holds the record (probably) for most time devoted to a single musical during a live broadcast. It dominated the show’s opening, Lin-Manuel Miranda did a lengthy segment of Hamilton carpool karaoke with host…

Many company members will see their contracts for the show expire on July 9, and who will stay and who will renew is mostly up in the air. Like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Phillipa Soo has been with the show since it debuted in February of 2015 at the Public. Also like him, she’s outta there.

Lin-Manuel Miranda, your impossibly cool dad, has a lot going on besides starring in the most obnoxiously successful musical in history and probably crushing all the awards at the Tonys on Sunday. An old show about his freestyle rap improv group will be available for streaming this summer.

The show is sold out through next January, but if you ever plan on seeing Hamilton live, start saving now. The price of premium seats at a Hamilton show has just been raised to $849.

If you’re a little Broadway Baby, you’re going to absolutely love this. Or take joy in criticizing it, whatever turns your stage lights on.

Lucifer clasps his sooty hands together, as he sits behind a bright red-orange desk surrounded by flames, wearing a black Snuggie. He tosses his head back, unleashes a piercing cackle and pounds on the desk, knocking his scepter off in the process. “Yes,” he whispers. “Hamilton is crumbling.”

The last time we saw Mary Poppins, she looked a lot like Julie Andrews and was riding her demonic umbrella into the polluted London sky. The next time we see Mary Poppins, she’ll look a lot like Emily Blunt and will be descending onto the Tower Bridge to hang out with her good friend who looks a lot like Lin-Manuel…

In today’s Tweet Beat, Mario Lopez makes a poor decision, Reese Witherspoon tries to make sense and Lin-Manuel Miranda is his own right hand man,

Larry David, the very white creator of very white shows Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm, has seen Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton. And guess what: he loved it! Thought it was “amazing,” actually. But in an interview with Mike Lupica, David shared his opinion that most white people (again, not him) just like it to…

In today’s Tweet Beat, Lin-Manuel Miranda wins a Pulitzer (DUH), Usher is on a plane and Bette Midler gets a lesson.

In today’s Tweet Beat, Cher goes in, Paula Abdul floats and look at this genius’s terrible handwriting.

At least one of Alexander Hamilton’s progeny is having the time of his life with all the enthusiasm for Hamilton.

In a most unusual role reversal, Hamilton could be in trouble over a casting call that seeks “non-white” actors and appears to violate human rights law.

First Kendrick, then Trudeau, now the Hamilton cast: Barack Obama is taking the sundown of his presidency to flex on the fact that no one in the White House has ever had swagger like this—or will for decades.

In today’s Tweet Beat, Jack Antonoff kinda loses it, Gwen Stefani lounges and Lin-Manuel Miranda geeks out.

In case you did not get the memo from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s social media post, First Lady Michelle Obama’s tweets or the general excitement from the zillions of other Hamilton freaks, the White House is hosting the cast of Hamilton this evening.