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Anna Kendrick, I worship you. Please do not do this thing. The first was amazing and the second was funny and okay, but the 3rd will be the death of your career and I LOVE YOU SO PLEASE STOP IT NOW.

GODDAMMIT. For half a second you had me thinking it was this guy...

First rule of getting a tattoo: NEVER get a S/O name tattooed anywhere on your body!!

Who would sob if they met Stevie Nicks?

This is the face of someone who is completely done with your shit.

Halloween is a holiday that involves wearing black and has no family obligations. If you can’t understand why this is a great thing, you should sit down.

Omg, I love this guy! He was in Smash! And yeah, I liked Smash.
Come at me bro....

Good. Gin is an abomination. #vodka4lyfe

Everything’s gonna be alright.

I have waited for so long for this information to emerge, because I've never yet met a soul who knew where gin comes from. When I was living 'souther' than here, I'd pass a Juniper bush and outright gag. Vodka martinis, only and forever.

There is only one response to this:

I am addicted to this show and I am a little ashamed that I told my kid that Hamilton was President and then when we looked him up on Wikipedia I found out that he was NOT President. I guess I don’t feel as bad because now when I tell people about the show they say “Oh yeah, Hamilton was President, right?” - no, he

Nothing makes me happier than a post about a Broadway show. This is my nourishment for the day. I’m a huge theater nerd, and not only because of the double wine servings offered.

It’s written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, who previously wrote In the Heights, which won the Tony for Best Musical in 2008. ITH and Hamilton are both very inventive in that the style of music is heavily influenced by hip-hop and R&B, and much of the score is rapped. Hamilton tells the surprisingly captivating story of

Coming to an AP US History essay near you: And then Alexander Hamilton was all like, ““Should we honor our treaty, King Louis’ head?”“Uh… do whatever you want, I’m super dead.”” And that’s why George Washington decided not to help France with their war.

I’m a middle school teacher, and our local playhouse offers something pretty cool: during certain performances, they’ll provide anyone under 18 with a baked-ziti-and-salad dinner (catered by Stew Leonard’s, a local grocery store) and a ticket to that night’s show for $10.

If you haven’t had a chance yet to see Hamilton, then it’s too bad you’re not a New York City high school student.

Geeze, Prince Phillip could get it! Dayum!

How did those two make a Prince Charles?