Dancing with the Stars alum Maks Chmerkovskiy disapproves of Normani’s cameo during the performance, saying the routine was ’missing Ezra" ...

Season 34 finalists Robert Irwin, Dylan Efron, Alix Earle, Jordan Chiles, and Elaine Hendrix all performed their freestyles ...

Fresh off playing a friendly game of soccer with his labelmates like Rauw Alejandro the night before the Latin Grammys, ...

Director Thomas Kail has a very simple reason for staging “Freestyle Love Supreme.” “We wanted to let people in on the secret,” he said. “This is always the thing that’s fed the other things,” Miranda ...

That question purposely paraphrases the title of a classic hip-hop single, “P.S.K. What Does It Mean?” That song, ironically, never defined the term, but was wild popular nevertheless. The answer to ...

The company of Freestyle Love Supreme picks up their mics on Broadway once again for a limited run at the Booth Theatre. Previews begin October 7 ahead of an October 19 opening night. The return ...

The Lox have been top-tier lyricists for the better part of three decades, and the bandmates, podcast partners, and longtime friends have continued to showcase their excellence. In a new episode in ...

Improvisation requires a very specific, felicitous skill set: humor, memory, flexibility, acute listening, openness, wit and wordplay. When you add in rhythm and rhyme, a human percussionist and two ...

Cordae made his presence felt at the 2020 BET Hip-Hop Awards by kicking off the show with a powerful acapella freestyle. The DMV native stepped close to the camera to deliver a strong and focused ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda, Utkarsh Ambudkar, Anthony Veneziale, Chris Sullivan, Aneesa Folds, Ian Weinberger (on keyboard back), and Arthur Lewis (on keyboard) in "Freestyle Love Supreme." (Photo by Joan ...

Chris Sullivan, Wayne Brady, Anthony Veneziale, Aneesa Folds, and Kurt Crowley (on keyboard) in "Freestyle Love Supreme." (Courtesy Joan Marcus) At first, only the silhouettes of the "Freestyle Love ...

Hip-hop gets a bad rap (pun intended) at least in part because its perception by the mainstream is either that of the thug-life, gangsta types who become movie stars and often end up dead, or the ...