Issa Rae Cancels Show, Tiny Homes Delivered to Hurricane Victims

Issa Rae Cancels Show at Kennedy Center After Trump Appointment

Actress Issa Rae has cancelled her sold-out show at the Kennedy Center after President Trump was named chairman of the venue. Rae cited the appointment as an "infringement on the values of the institution."

In a statement, Rae said, "I believe that art and politics should be separate, and I cannot in good conscience perform at a venue that is overseen by someone who has made such hateful and divisive statements."

Rae's decision has been met with mixed reactions. Some have praised her for taking a stand against Trump, while others have criticized her for politicizing her art.

The Kennedy Center has defended its decision to appoint Trump as chairman, saying that he is a "respected leader" and that his appointment will "bring new perspectives" to the institution.

Tiny Homes Delivered to Hurricane Victims in North Carolina

Boone officials have confirmed that 12 tiny homes built by Amish volunteers from Pennsylvania have been delivered to victims of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. Each home is fully equipped with twin beds, linens, heaters, and throw blankets.

The homes were built by volunteers from the Amish community in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The volunteers worked for weeks to build the homes, which are designed to be energy-efficient and affordable.

The homes were delivered to Western North Carolina by truck and are now being set up on the properties of families who lost their homes in the hurricane. The families are grateful for the help and say that the homes will provide them with a much-needed sense of security.

The delivery of the tiny homes is just one example of the outpouring of support that has been shown to the victims of Hurricane Helene. People from all over the country have donated money, food, and clothing to help those who have been affected by the storm.