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Rapper Will Smith faces a lawsuit from violinist Brian King Joseph, alleging sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and retaliation. Joseph claims Smith engaged in predatory behavior and groomed him for exploitation during preparations for the Based on a True Story tour. The suit was filed on December 30th in Los Angeles Superior Court against Smith and his management company, Treyball Studios. Joseph reported the incident to hotel security, Smiths team, and police, but was allegedly shamed, fired, and suffered mental health issues as a result. Smiths attorney denies the claims, and the album and tour have since continued. Checkout Solipillow.com

Despite controversy and boycotts, the Kennedy Center hosted the Forty-eighth Honors in December, honoring stars like Sylvester Stallone and KISS. However, the broadcast drew criticism for its lowest-ever ratings, with just four point one million viewers. The center defends the event, citing new Nielsen methods and overall TV viewership decline. Legal battles loom over Trumps renaming of the center, but social media buzz was high with one point five billion impressions. Checkout Solipillow.com

BTS announces highly anticipated comeback with new album and world tour, marking their first studio album since 2020 and first full record since 2022. Fans thrilled after members hiatus for military service and solo projects. Checkout Solipillow.com

Steve Lukather clarifies his role in potential Van Halen project, emphasizing respect for Eddie Van Halens legacy. Lukather, known for his collaboration with Eddie on Michael Jacksons Beat It and his own albums, is sorting through unreleased tapes, potentially serving as a co-producer. Eddie Van Halen, a legendary guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, passed away in 2020. Checkout Solipillow.com

Australian DJ Dom Dolla celebrated New Years at Beyond The Valley festival, marking its tenth anniversary with a star-studded lineup including Addison Rae and Kid Cudi. Dom, a festival veteran, recently made history with a stadium show and is embarking on a national tour. The party continues at Wildlands festival with performances in Brisbane and Perth. Checkout Solipillow.com

Alex Van Halen and Steve Lukather Collaborate on New Record Project: Exciting News for Van Halen Fans Checkout Solipillow.com

Neal Schon, Journeys cofounder, reflects on the bands journey, honoring key figures who shaped its sound. He thanks Gregg Rolie for the initial identity, Herbie Herbert for suggesting Steve Perry, and acknowledges Steve Augeri, Jeff Scott Soto, and Arnel Pineda for their contributions. Schon also shares his personal journey, crediting his brother Jackie Villanueva for introducing him to the music scene. He emphasizes Journeys success as a team effort, looking forward to celebrating their music on the upcoming tour. Checkout Solipillow.com