Anonymous
12/28/2025 10:46
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:Kennedy Center is filing a one-million-dollar lawsuit against Jazz artist, Chuck Redd, for cancelling his Xmas Eve concert after Trump slapped his name on the memorial building. As if they have a million dollars in damages. Very few was going to see Chuck this Christmas.
OADN. Any numbers on how many people actually attended the Kennedy Center awards in person. Usually it is a sold-out event. I know the broadcasting was dismal, but if the live performance was also lackluster, that should have been on notice that the broadcasting numbers were going to be low, right?
Enough people attended to make it quite disgusting when Donald got a standing ovation for…something.
Anonymous
12/28/2025 08:20
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:Kennedy Center is filing a one-million-dollar lawsuit against Jazz artist, Chuck Redd, for cancelling his Xmas Eve concert after Trump slapped his name on the memorial building. As if they have a million dollars in damages. Very few was going to see Chuck this Christmas.
OADN. Any numbers on how many people actually attended the Kennedy Center awards in person. Usually it is a sold-out event. I know the broadcasting was dismal, but if the live performance was also lackluster, that should have been on notice that the broadcasting numbers were going to be low, right?
His contract is with the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. That venue no longer exists, so he is legally justified in cancelling.
Anonymous
12/28/2025 06:30
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Kennedy Center is filing a one-million-dollar lawsuit against Jazz artist, Chuck Redd, for cancelling his Xmas Eve concert after Trump slapped his name on the memorial building. As if they have a million dollars in damages. Very few was going to see Chuck this Christmas.
OADN. Any numbers on how many people actually attended the Kennedy Center awards in person. Usually it is a sold-out event. I know the broadcasting was dismal, but if the live performance was also lackluster, that should have been on notice that the broadcasting numbers were going to be low, right?
OADN. Any numbers on how many people actually attended the Kennedy Center awards in person. Usually it is a sold-out event. I know the broadcasting was dismal, but if the live performance was also lackluster, that should have been on notice that the broadcasting numbers were going to be low, right?
Anonymous
12/28/2025 06:00
Subject: Re:And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:Did CBS promote it? I don't recall seeing anything about it.
WAPO ran something the day after the event--but nothing like the attention they usually give to it.
I definitely saw ads for this on CBS - it must have been during the NFL because I don’t watch anything else on there. That’s a lot of viewers.
Anonymous
12/27/2025 20:59
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Let's face it - The Kennedy Center has lost its lustre due to Trump's involvement. It's now failing, and is fast on a path to being unable to generate adequate revenue to sustain itself.
Anonymous
12/27/2025 20:38
Subject: Re:And now the Kennedy Center
Did CBS promote it? I don't recall seeing anything about it.
WAPO ran something the day after the event--but nothing like the attention they usually give to it.
WAPO ran something the day after the event--but nothing like the attention they usually give to it.
Anonymous
Anonymous
12/23/2025 14:16
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Are people really that stupid that they think there have been no ongoing renovations/upkeep of the Kennedy Center since 1971? Approximately $40 million is spent annually for ongoing maintenance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennedy_Center#:~:text=Beginning%20in%202013%2C%20the%20center,just%20two%20days%20before%20opening.
I've been to the Kennedy Center several times over the past few years, most recently in January. Everything looked amazing. No crumbling facade, no out of order elevators or bathrooms.
People are crazy if they think the Kennedy Center was just sitting idle prior to Trump. All buildings undergo routine maintenance, and there were major renovations to the parking lot, concert hall, and opera house under Clinton and Bush, as well as a major expansion under Obama/Biden in 2014.
Ticket sales are down by almost 50%.
https://theviolinchannel.com/kennedy-centers-ticket-sales-continue-to-decline-following-trump-takeover/
The programming seems pretty lame. Usually they have a big-name play once or twice per year. We've previously seen The Lion King, Rent, Book of Mormon, and Wicked there. There's nothing like that now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennedy_Center#:~:text=Beginning%20in%202013%2C%20the%20center,just%20two%20days%20before%20opening.
I've been to the Kennedy Center several times over the past few years, most recently in January. Everything looked amazing. No crumbling facade, no out of order elevators or bathrooms.
People are crazy if they think the Kennedy Center was just sitting idle prior to Trump. All buildings undergo routine maintenance, and there were major renovations to the parking lot, concert hall, and opera house under Clinton and Bush, as well as a major expansion under Obama/Biden in 2014.
Ticket sales are down by almost 50%.
https://theviolinchannel.com/kennedy-centers-ticket-sales-continue-to-decline-following-trump-takeover/
The programming seems pretty lame. Usually they have a big-name play once or twice per year. We've previously seen The Lion King, Rent, Book of Mormon, and Wicked there. There's nothing like that now.
Anonymous
12/23/2025 11:44
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I meed to know the psychology behind his obsession with putting his name on buildings. Even when I barely knew who he was, I remember seeing Trump Tower on NY and thinking how odd it was and that no other building had the owner/occupant’s name on it. When I was in Chicago recently, it really struck me. There it was. Ruining the best view in the city. The only building with the owner’s last name in giant obnoxious letters. Now he is going around DC plastering his name wherever he feels like? Can someone with a mental health degree please break this down for me? It has clearly escalated along with his cognitive decline. Now it isn’t even buildings he owns or occupies. Just random buildings in DC that nobody associates with him in any way. Is he in a panic, realizing that he will eventually die and won’t be able to take over the airwaves for attention every day? So he wants to make everyone at least see his name everywhere? Does he not realize that it is not some sort of honor to name buildings after yourself?
I've never seen someone fight/wrestle with death so hard. He is terrified, not knowing that death will be the first time he experiences actual peace.
He has to fave the fact that either there is nothing, which I am sure is terrifying for a useless narcissist, or face the fact that he’s going burn in hell for eternity.
Anonymous
Anonymous
12/23/2025 10:06
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:I meed to know the psychology behind his obsession with putting his name on buildings. Even when I barely knew who he was, I remember seeing Trump Tower on NY and thinking how odd it was and that no other building had the owner/occupant’s name on it. When I was in Chicago recently, it really struck me. There it was. Ruining the best view in the city. The only building with the owner’s last name in giant obnoxious letters. Now he is going around DC plastering his name wherever he feels like? Can someone with a mental health degree please break this down for me? It has clearly escalated along with his cognitive decline. Now it isn’t even buildings he owns or occupies. Just random buildings in DC that nobody associates with him in any way. Is he in a panic, realizing that he will eventually die and won’t be able to take over the airwaves for attention every day? So he wants to make everyone at least see his name everywhere? Does he not realize that it is not some sort of honor to name buildings after yourself?
I've never seen someone fight/wrestle with death so hard. He is terrified, not knowing that death will be the first time he experiences actual peace.
Anonymous
12/23/2025 07:55
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:I meed to know the psychology behind his obsession with putting his name on buildings. Even when I barely knew who he was, I remember seeing Trump Tower on NY and thinking how odd it was and that no other building had the owner/occupant’s name on it. When I was in Chicago recently, it really struck me. There it was. Ruining the best view in the city. The only building with the owner’s last name in giant obnoxious letters. Now he is going around DC plastering his name wherever he feels like? Can someone with a mental health degree please break this down for me? It has clearly escalated along with his cognitive decline. Now it isn’t even buildings he owns or occupies. Just random buildings in DC that nobody associates with him in any way. Is he in a panic, realizing that he will eventually die and won’t be able to take over the airwaves for attention every day? So he wants to make everyone at least see his name everywhere? Does he not realize that it is not some sort of honor to name buildings after yourself?
“He is constantly trying to fill a void that cannot be filled. And the reason is actually pretty simple. My grandfather and my grandmother rendered Donald unloveable. The only thing - the thing he most desperately wants in his life - is to be loved, he never has been sufficiently, he never will be. So everything else - the money, the power, putting his name on everything - that is all in service to filling a black hole that is unfillable.”
- Clinical psychologist Mary Trump, the president’s niece
Anonymous
12/20/2025 19:44
Subject: And now the Kennedy Center
Anonymous wrote:I meed to know the psychology behind his obsession with putting his name on buildings. Even when I barely knew who he was, I remember seeing Trump Tower on NY and thinking how odd it was and that no other building had the owner/occupant’s name on it. When I was in Chicago recently, it really struck me. There it was. Ruining the best view in the city. The only building with the owner’s last name in giant obnoxious letters. Now he is going around DC plastering his name wherever he feels like? Can someone with a mental health degree please break this down for me? It has clearly escalated along with his cognitive decline. Now it isn’t even buildings he owns or occupies. Just random buildings in DC that nobody associates with him in any way. Is he in a panic, realizing that he will eventually die and won’t be able to take over the airwaves for attention every day? So he wants to make everyone at least see his name everywhere? Does he not realize that it is not some sort of honor to name buildings after yourself?