Entertainment News Highlights: Star Endorsements, Allegations, and International Theatre

This summary of the latest entertainment news covers Naomi Campbell's charity role admissions, a lawsuit accusing Garth Brooks of misconduct, Japanese theatre's cultural exchange in London, George Harrison's guitar auction, and Bruce Springsteen endorsing Kamala Harris for the upcoming election.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has admitted to several shortcomings in her involvement with the Fashion for Relief charity, which she established. Despite acknowledging these failings, Campbell refuted claims of financial misconduct. These revelations were reported on Friday in an in-depth media coverage.

In an international cultural exchange, London's Charing Cross Theatre is hosting performances from Osaka, Japan's Umeda Arts Theater. This collaboration, part of a post-2019 cooperative initiative, aims to demonstrate that cultural variances between nations can be easily bridged within the performing arts sector.

Country music icon Garth Brooks was recently named in a lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault and rape. This claim comes from an unnamed hair and makeup artist who alleges the assaults occurred in 2019 during a trip to Los Angeles. Brooks has strongly denied these accusations.

(With inputs from agencies.)