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What did Gene Simmons say about Trump? KISS founders' past comments go viral amid President’s Kennedy center honor

Donald Trump is set to honor Gene Simmons, the bassist and co-lead singer of the renowned hard rock band Kiss, at a ceremony hosted by the president.

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Gene Simmons Reacts To KISS' Kennedy Center Honors Announcement

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Trump Is Honoring Kiss’ Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons. They’ve Criticized Him in the Past

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Why Did Tom Cruise Reportedly Refuse Kennedy Center Honor? What to Know About the Annual Production

Getting Tom Cruise to accept a 2025 Kennedy Center Honor is proving to be mission impossible.

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Trump’s inspired Kennedy Center Honors picks spotlight liberals’ own performance art

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Why Tom Cruise rejected Trump’s invite to receive a Kennedy Center honor

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Tom Cruise Turns Down Medal at 48th Kennedy Center Honors: Report

President Donald Trump, who named himself the chairman of the Kennedy Center earlier this year, revealed on Wednesday, August 13, which celebrities would receive recognition at the 48th annual ceremon...

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I’m busy: Hollywood legend gives cold shoulder to Trump offer of Kennedy Center Honor

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Trump to host Kennedy Honors for Kiss, Stallone

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Editorial: Even an honored Kiss is better than UFC on the White House lawn

Appalled at Donald Trump’s Kennedy Center honors featuring Gene Simmons of KISS? Just wait for the UFC on July 4.

Peter Frampton says Ace Frehley and Paul Stanley used his guitars on Kiss’s smash 1975 live album

The his rock acts were coincidentally working on their breakthrough live albums at Electric Lady Studios in New York City

The artist Gene Simmons called the greatest lyricist in pop culture

Known for an eclectic appreciation for popular music, Kiss bassist Gene Simmons highlighted on artist in particular for their unsurpassed lyrical work.

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Top 20 ’80s Kiss Songs

Kiss started the ’80s in free fall and spent the first two years of the decade alienating a staggeringly large portion of the impressive rock music fan base they had built in the ’70s by unabashedly chasing even greater mainstream fame.