T’s latest issue is all about entertainment. On the cover is Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Broadway visionary whose groundbreaking musical, “Hamilton,” recasts an oft-overlooked American founding father as a hip-hop renegade. We talk to the Tony-winning dramaturge, as well as the cadre of collaborators and confidants (including Stephen Sondheim and Questlove of the Roots) who helped bring his vision to life. We also swing by the happiest place on Earth — Disneyland — where one father revels in the power of suspended disbelief. And lest we forgot that other kind of entertaining — at which photographer Paul Costello and his wife, Sara Ruffin Costello, are so adept — we visit the couple’s home in New Orleans’s Garden District for a lesson in Southern hospitality. Elsewhere in the issue, T gets familiar with Christine and the Queens, a French music sensation who relies on originality, rather than sex, in her bid for pop stardom; Liesl Schillinger makes the case for modest summer suppers in an age of Carrara countertops and Instagram-worthy cooking; Alice Gregory explores the 50-year-old planned community of Sea Ranch, Calif., where the Modernist housing and embrace of nature are surprisingly of the moment; and the filmmaker Errol Morris and the actress Parker Posey try out 3D wallpaper, a healthy tequila drink and an adult coloring book — with predictably amusing results. See all stories from this issue >>