A superior court judge in Washington, D.C., has ruled that the Kennedy Center must pay musician Chuck Redd over $250,000 following the cancellation of his Christmas Eve concert. The cancellation occurred after the White House announced that Donald Trump's name would be added to the venue. Judge Tanya Jones Bosier ordered the Kennedy Center to pay $252,479.70 in legal fees and costs to Redd's attorneys within 45 days.
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Judge orders Kennedy Center to pay musician $252,480 for canceled performance
A Washington, D.C. judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay musician Chuck Redd $252,479.70 in legal fees after he canceled a performance due to the announcement of Donald Trump's name being added to the venue. The payment is to be made within 45 days.
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