To find any real sign of life at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts these days, you have to trek to the farthest edge of its 17-acre campus. The Kennedy Center once drew some of the world’s most prominent acts, epitomizing Washington’s cosmopolitan ambitions. But in the two months since Cooper’s May ruling, Kennedy Center leaders have not moved much closer to offering any clarity about its future. Some musicians and agents have quietly asked whether performing at the Kennedy Center is still worth it—or even whether it feels safe. The post The One Sign of Life at the Zombie Kennedy Center appeared first on The Atlantic.