The president announced last week major overhauls that included naming himself the new chairman of the cultural center.

The shake-up has led to major artists resigning from their positions and canceling their upcoming performances.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks to Deborah Rutter, former head of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, in her first interview since the board installed President Trump as its new chair.

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The board of the Kennedy Center has historically been bipartisan, but Pres. Trump fired members appointed by former Pres. Joe ...

The Insecure star canceled her previously scheduled sold-out show at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts following ...

The 'Insecure' star, 40, said she would not perform because of what she saw as an 'infringement on the values' of the Kennedy ...

Issa Rae joins a growing group of artists and creatives who have made changes after Trump muscled in on the platform for the ...

His resignation comes after President Donald Trump John F. Kennedy Center was named chair of the for the Performing Arts in ...

The local arts scene is reacting to President Donald Trump’s efforts to redraw the national arts landscape during the first month of his second term — initiatives that, if successful, are likely ...

Issa Rae has pulled the plug on her upcoming Kennedy Center appearance following U.S. President Donald Trump's installation ...

Issa Rae became the first major artist to publicly cancel an upcoming show at the center after President Donald Trump took ...