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Trump hosts the Kennedy Center Honors and opens the show to praise honorees as ‘legendary’ figures in arts and culture.
Trump links the center to his broader critique of 'woke' culture and mentions renovations funded by Congress.
Trump characterized the honorees with praise while showing a personal, sometimes blunt, style on stage.
Honorees include Stallone, Gaynor, Kiss, Strait, and Crawford, recognized for their influence on American culture.
The ceremony included tributes and performances, with Trump touring renovation projects on stage after the intermission.
Trump’s involvement at the Kennedy Center continued beyond the ceremony with Republicans shaping leadership and funding.
Some honorees expressed mixed or critical views of Trump in relation to the event and broader politics.
The Kennedy Center event is framed as both a celebration of arts and a focal point in political discourse.
The ceremony highlighted the center’s role in American culture while sparking discussion about politics and prestige.

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Trump joked about renaming the Kennedy Center to the 'Trump-Kennedy Center' during the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony.
Stallone, Simmons, Gaynor, Strait, and Crawford were the honorees at the event.
The ceremony took place in Washington, D.C., with a CBS broadcast planned for December 23.
Trump aligned the Center’s programming with his political stance, mentioning a culture-war angle.
Kennedy Center President Richard Grenell vowed bipartisanship at the venue during the State Department dinner.
Among attendees were prominent Republicans, including Mike Johnson and Susie Wiles, in attendance.
Trump expressed his involvement in selecting the honorees, saying he was “98 percent involved.”
Trump praised honorees during his remarks, calling the honorees' talent unsurpassed.
The event included a prior medal ceremony at the White House and a black-tie State Department dinner.

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Trump hosted the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony and awarded medals to the 2025 honorees.
The event followed major changes to the Kennedy Center and was part of TODAY’s coverage of the honors.
Honorees include Sylvester Stallone, Gene Simmons and the members of Kiss, and other notable figures.
The TODAY article frames the event within the broader TODAY coverage and timeline.
Honorees span music, film, and acting, reflecting diverse cultural achievements.
The event was part of a broader Kennedy Center Honors schedule and related media coverage.
The article lists several honorees beyond Stallone and Kiss, including George Strait and Gloria Gaynor.
The article accompanies video content and captions detailing the televised event.
The piece notes the broadcast and online availability of the honors coverage.

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President Donald Trump hosted the Kennedy Center Honors ceremony and presented medals to the 2025 honorees in the Oval Office.
The honorees for 2025 include Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor, George Strait, Kiss, and Michael Crawford for their impact on American arts and culture.
Trump praised the honorees as among the greatest artists and performers in American arts and culture.
The Kennedy Center Honors broadcast is set to air December 23 on CBS and Paramount+.
Trump stated that he was deeply involved in choosing the 2025 honorees and turned down some recommendations as too woke.
Stallone, Gaynor, Strait, Kiss and Crawford received praise for their perseverance and legacy.
The ceremony marked the first time a president hosted the Kennedy Center Honors from the White House Oval Office stage rather than a traditional venue.
The article notes past honorees spanning dance, theater, film, and music, highlighting broad artistic influence.
The article mentions the political context, including Trump’s leadership of the Kennedy Center board and fundraising for renovations.
The piece notes mixed reactions to Trump’s hosting among honorees and attendees.

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Gloria Gaynor discusses being in shock after learning she would receive the Kennedy Center Honors in 2025.
She describes meeting President Donald Trump during the Kennedy Center weekend as a positive, personable moment.
Gaynor says Trump believed her song helped many people, contributing to her selection for the honor.
The singer notes 'I Will Survive' as a defining song tied to her personal and professional resilience.
Gaynor explains the song's origins and how it helped her through a back brace and surgery.
Gaynor emphasizes the importance of partnerships and mutual respect between genders.
Trump praised Gaynor's impact as part of the Kennedy Center Honors lineup.
The feature frames Gaynor among other honorees like Sylvester Stallone and George Strait.
The article notes Gaynor's broader career, including 20 studio albums and the 1978 hit 'I Will Survive'.
Gaynor reflects on the song's broader message of resilience for listeners facing struggles.

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