Motown legend and Oscar-nominated actress Diana Ross was saluted in Washington D.C. Sunday night as one of five Kennedy Center honorees.        During a musical tribute to the former Supreme at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, R&B star Ciara sang "I'm Coming Out," while gospel great Yolanda Adams sang "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)" and Vanessa Williams belted "Touch Me in the Morning" – all classic singles from the 63-year-old entertainer.        In addition to Ross, the 30th Kennedy Center Honors class included singer Brian Wilson, filmmaker Martin Scorsese, actor Steve Martin and pianist Leon Fleisher.        The annual event celebrates the honorees' contributions to American culture. The two-hour program will air as a CBS special on Dec. 26. Ciara At White House reception for Kennedy Center Honors Award

















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