Bette Midler, Berry Gordy among new Kennedy Center honorees The Kennedy Center Honors will return in December with a class that includes Motown Records creator Berry Gordy, "Saturday Night Live ...

When does the ‘Kennedy Center Honors’ ceremony air on CBS? The awards show will be taped on Dec. 8 and air on CBS and Paramount+ on Dec. 22 at 8:30 p.m. This marks Queen Latifah’s first time ...

Presenting the Latest Mark Twain Prize Winner: Conan O’BrienThe former late-night host joins the ranks of a celebrated group including Kevin Hart, Jon Stewart, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Trump famously broke with tradition and didn’t attend the annual Kennedy Center Honors throughout his presidency amid protests from some of the high-profile performers being recognized at the gala.

The original plan was for Rubenstein to step down in 2025, which the center announced last January. Rutter would then have helped show the ... attending the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony ...

Donald Trump declined to attend the Kennedy Center Honors during his first term, while his administration proposed a massive scale back of federal arts funding. But the board of the Kennedy Center ...

By Paul Grein Deborah F. Rutter, who has served as president of the Kennedy Center since 2014, has announced her decision to step down at the end of this year. The Center’s board of trustees has ...

With over 2,000 diverse performances each year — and two major televised awards shows, Kennedy Center Honors and the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor — the ... the Center also introduced its new ...

The musical, created in collaboration with Neil Diamond, is billed as "the uplifting true story of how a kid from Brooklyn became a chart-busting, show-stopping American rock icon." “Some of my ...

Few artists in music history proved as consistent and durable in terms of singles success as Neil Diamond ... vocals. Diamond and company produced a demo they all liked. But when full drums ...

The 50 retrospective observed the 50th anniversary of 1966’s “Solitary Man,” the first hit by Brooklyn-born Neil Leslie Diamond. He had paid plenty of dues by then as a jobbing songwriter ...