Singer-songwriter Ben Folds, who stepped down from his role at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts one minute after President Donald Trump took over, attacked the center’s new director, Richard Grenell, by ironically claiming he is “throwing little hissy fits” and airing political “grievances” instead of focusing on music.
“The head of the Kennedy Center can’t talk for three minutes without having grievances against a political party,” Folds, who couldn’t manage to stay at the Kennedy Center for more than one minute over politics, ironically told the Washington Post while speaking about Grenell.
“His job is to bring excellence…
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