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Lin-Manuel Miranda and his family are celebrated by the magazine Town & Country for their philanthropy work, infact they are the stars of the cover story of The Future Of Philanthropy issue.
The interviewer is Pulitzer winner and Miranda’s friend Quiara Alegría Hudes.
Under the cat you can read the interview.
Lin is one of 4 amazing individuals in hollywood that were featured on the January cover of the hollywood reporter.
For raw and unfiltered insight into the creative process, who better to hear from than four of the most heralded breakout talents of 2016? So THR gathered Damien Chazelle, 31, whose La La Land has reinvented the original musical for a modern audience; Donald Glover, 33, who balances a music career (as Childish Gambino) with his acclaimed FX series, Atlanta; Lin-Manuel Miranda, 36, who brought rapping Founding Fathers to Broadway in the Tony-winning Hamilton and wrote music for Disney’s Moana; and Issa Rae, 31, whose HBO series Insecure showcases a fresh comedic voice. And to interview them all, THR recruited Jon Favreau, 50, who experienced breakout success with Swingers 20 years ago and since then has forged one of the most interesting résumés in Hollywood (from Iron Man to Elf to this year’s hit awards contender, The Jungle Book). Says Favreau, “To experience the moment that each of them is having, through their eyes, offers such a unique perspective on the creative journey.” [Source]
Photo Sessions > 2016 > Session 025
Digital Scans > The Hollywood Reporter (January 2017)
I’ve updated the gallery with the photoshoot and scans of Lin (and Miguel’s) article in the October issue of Chicago Magazine.
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Miguel Cervantes have never performed together, but they have the palpable chemistry of two people who share something sacred. Specifically, playing the most talked-about role in theater since Richard Burton’s Hamlet. Miranda, of course, wrote Hamilton—which won 11 Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for drama—and originated the titular role, Cervantes, 39, a relatively unknown performer, will star in the Chicago version, which opens September 27 at the PrivateBank Theatre. Though the Dallas native has had small parts in the Green Day musical American Idiot and the touring production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, the role of Alexander Hamilton will be his first lead. In August, just one month after Miranda, 36, stepped down from the role on Broadway (and immediately chopped his hair and shaved his goatee), the two men sat down to discuss what it means to star in the box-office behemoth that has single-handedly revitalized musical theater and the Founding Fathers’ sex factor. [source]
With a huge thanks to my friend Jay, I’ve updated the gallery with digital scans from 2015 that covered Hamilton & Lin.
Digital Scans > The New Yorker (February 2015)
Digital Scans > Vogue (July 2015)
Digital Scans > Billboard (August 2015)
Digital Scans > The Hollywood Reporter (August 2015)
Digital Scans > Vanity Fair (March 2016)
Digital Scans > People Espanol (May 2016)
Digital Scans > GQ (May 2016)
Digital Scans > People (July 2016)
Lin is on the cover of the upcoming Rolling Stone issue, with a 4 page spread where he talks about everything including the possibility of leaving during July. Both the scans and the shoot have been added to the gallery.
