Lin-Manuel Miranda Doc Postponed Out Of Solidarity With Protesters

murdering four members of his family, including his own parents, before turning the gun on himself once wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the message that his mum was “awesome".Kevin Milazzo, 41, told police in Texas that he had shot multiple members of his family dead last Friday (February 4).Among the dead were his mother Connie Mimms, 61, who was found riddled with multiple gunshot wounds as well his stepfather William Mimms, 68.Milazzo also claimed he had shot his 21-year-old son Joshua and a four-year-old boy named Hunter Freeman – the son of his ex-girlfriend.Two other unknown people were reportedly injured in the shootings that occurred in the Corsicana area of Texas.One of them, an adult woman was also found with multiple gunshot wounds and was taken to a major trauma centre. Her condition is unknown.Police were called to the first shooting just after midnight where they discovered the bodies of Milazzo’s parents.Then, in an area 20 miles of Corsicana, police officers made their second grim discovery in the bodies of Joshua and young Hunter.Cops eventually tracked Milazzo down through his car’s GPS system and found him severely injured with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.Detectives were able to track Milazzo down by the GPS navigation system in his vehicle, according to police reports.He was treated at the scene and taken to a nearby hospital where he later died from his injury.In the bloody aftermath, local police are continuing to investigate the precise circumstances of the shooting.A photo shows Milazzo wearing a jumper that states: "Yes, I'm a spoiled son but not yours.

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Adele has sparked engagement rumours after eagle-eyed fans spotted the singer sporting a huge diamond ring at the Brit Awards 2022.The 33-year-old hitmaker swept the awards show which took place at the O2 Arena in London on Tuesday night.Picking up multiple gongs at the ceremony, the singer also performed her 30 album track 'I Drink Wine' and stormed the red carpet in a fabulous black dress, sparking engagement rumours in the process.Adele looked sensational in the frock, while viewers speculated about the diamond on the ring finger of her left hand.Posting to Twitter, some even suggested the svelte star is now engaged.Adele was previously married to Simon Konecki, with the pair's divorce finalised last year .She is currently dating 40-year-old US sports agent Rich Paul.The pair have been dating for a number of months after meeting last summer and posting to Twitter, BRITs viewers were keen to imply that they may have already taken their relationship to the next level.One viewer wrote: "HELLO??!!! IS ADELE ENGAGED."Another commented: "Is Adele engaged? I swear I just peeped diamond ring."A third said: "Is Adele engaged or is that just a normal ring on her ring finger?" Meanwhile, a fourth commented: "Was that an engagement ring on Adele's Gun Finger.""Adele, please confirm your engagement before the end of the show #brits #brits2022 can’t miss that rock!!!" Another concluded.Cryptically, Adele kept her left ring finger concealed as she performed during the show.The Tottenham-born artist sat atop a piano and belted out her 30 ballad 'I Drink Wine' but during the performance, held her microphone solely with her right hand.She kept her left hand to her side as she moved viewers with the phenomenal performance.Later in the

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Actress Rashida Jones is likely best known for her work in the comedy realm with the hit series “Parks & Rec” and most recently co-starred with Bill Murray in the Sophia Coppola-directed dramedy, “On The Rocks” that landed at Apple TV+. She’ll be reuniting with Apple for her next high-profile gig after landing a crucial part in their dystopian series “Wool.” Variety reports that Jones is set to lead a new dark comedy series, “Sunny,” produced by A24 Films, and will air on Apple TV+ as the streaming service continues to seek original content and continues their ongoing relationship with the indie studio.

Is there anything Lin-Manuel Miranda couldn’t do? The 40-year-old Puerto Rican multi-hyphenate brings in accolades like they’re hobbies—he’s won a Pulitzer Prize, three Tony Awards, three Grammys, an Emmy, and more. It’s no wonder Lin-Manuel Miranda’s net worth is so high. It makes him a rare outlier in the theater field, but his income makes sense. Who else can compose, sing, rap, act, produce, and playwright in one lifetime? Take my money, please and thanks.

On Thursday evening, members of the Twitter-verse were treated to the most unlikely of online feuds.It all began when Star Trek alum Marina Sirtis, 65, called out Lin-Manuel Miranda, 40, for serving 'pointless platitudes' to his following in an attempt to appear involved in the Black Lives Matter movement.Though Sirtis did eventually apologize for attacking Miranda, a major curveball was thrown her way when Matilda star Mara Wilson, 32, accused her of making insensitive racial remarks in the past.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's is being postponed amid protests following the death of George Floyd. 

Just two days before it was to begin streaming, We Are Freestyle Love Supreme, a documentary about the hip-hop improv group with Lin-Manuel Miranda and friends, has postponed its release out of solidarity with protesters. The group announced the postponement Wednesday, citing that our "collective attention" is turned toward more pressing concerns.

Just two days before it was to begin streaming, We Are Freestyle Love Supreme, a documentary about the hip-hop improv group with Lin-Manuel Miranda and friends, has postponed its release out of solidarity with protesters.

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Lin-Manuel Miranda has apologised for failing to publicly denounce systemic racism and white supremacy sooner.

The creator of "Hamilton" has apologized for failing to decry racism in a timely manner following George Floyd's death. Lin-Manuel Miranda posted an apology from the award-winning musical's official Twitter account on Monday in the form of a video.

Lin-Manuel Miranda issued an apology to fans of Hamilton for the Broadway show's failure to publicly denounce systemic racism sooner on Saturday.The 40-year-old playwright and actor also affirmed the show's support for the Black Lives Matter, as protests have roiled major cities across the nation in the wake of the death of George Floyd.He began his short Twitter statement by pointing out how quickly the show was to respond to previous crises and incidents of racism and hatred. Making amends: Lin-Manuel Miranda, 40, issued a video statement on the Hamilton Twitter account apologizing for the shows silence on systemic racism after the death of George Floyd'We spoke out on the day of the Pulse shooting.

Lin-Manuel Miranda promises to do better about speaking out on all his social media platforms.

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda took to social media Saturday night to issue an apology for taking part in the "moral failure" of not speaking up amid the ongoing protests taking place across the nation over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. "We spoke out on the day of the Pulse shooting.

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda took to social media Saturday night to issue an apology for taking part in the "moral failure" of not speaking up amid the ongoing protests taking place across the nation over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis."We spoke out on the day of the Pulse shooting. We spoke out when Vice President Mike Pence came to our show 10 days after the election.

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Before there was or, Lin-Manuel Miranda was the co-founder and member of a hip-hop improv troupe called Freestyle Love Supreme alongside director Thomas Kail and beatboxer Anthony Veneziale. Their performances eventually went from the streets to screen, for a short-lived TV series on Pivot, and finally to the Broadway stage, where the three reunited with performers like Christopher Jackson for a limited run at Booth Theatre in New York City during the fall of 2019. 

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