A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has placed Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson under conservatorship. The judge said he found "clear and convincing evidence that a conservatorship of the person is necessary" and that Wilson "consents and does not object."

A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has placed Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson under conservatorship.

The judge said he found "clear and convincing evidence that a conservatorship of the person is necessary" and that Wilson "consents and does not object."

The conservators will manage Wilson's personal and medical decisions because of what his doctor calls a "major neurocognitive disorder." Two longtime associates, manager-publicist Jean Sievers and business manager LeeAnn Hard, have been appointed as the 81-year-old singer's conservators.

A petition to seek oversight for Wilson's affairs had been filed in January shortly after Wilson's wife, Melinda Ledbetter Wilson, died.

The judge also agreed to a stipulation requested by Justin Gold, an attorney for eldest daughters Carnie and Wendy Wilson, asking that "all of Brian's children who wish to be added will be added to the text chain from his nurses providing updates about Brian."

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AC/DC have announced the second edition of their 50th anniversary gold vinyl reissue series, consisting of six titles.

AC/DC have announced the second edition of their 50th anniversary gold vinyl reissue series, consisting of six titles.

Limited edition versions of If You Want Blood You've Got It, Let There Be Rock, Ballbreaker, Stiff Upper Lip, Rock Or Bust, and 74 Jailbreak with an album-specific 12"x12" print featuring new AC/DC 50 artwork will be released on June 21.

The nine-track first wave of gold vinyl reissue, which included Who Made Who, High Voltage, Live, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, For Those About To Rock, Powerage, Highway to Hell, The Razor's Edge, and Back in Black, was released in March.

After a gap of eight years, AC/DC is set to embark on a tour. The 21-city Power Up European Tour, featuring the rock band's new lineup, will begin on May 17.

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A California judge has provisionally dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against Motley Crue's Tommy Lee. The judge specified that the plaintiff, known as Jane Doe, has a 20-day window to refile with an amended complaint.

A California judge has provisionally dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against Motley Crue's Tommy Lee.

The judge specified that the plaintiff, known as Jane Doe, has a 20-day window to refile with an amended complaint.

However, for the suit to proceed, it must include new alleged facts demonstrating a "concerted effort" to conceal evidence regarding the Motley Crue drummer's purported sexual battery in a helicopter cockpit back in 2003.

In the complaint filed last December, the plaintiff accused Lee of "forcibly groping, kissing and penetrating her with his fingers, and attempting to force her to perform oral copulation" during a 40-minute flight from San Diego County to Van Nuys, California, in February 2003.

The woman claimed she was invited onto the chopper by pilot David Martz, with whom she had struck a friendly relationship since he was a patron at her bank.

She claims Martz and Lee drank, smoked marijuana, and snorted cocaine during the flight.

At one point, Martz allegedly invited her up to the cockpit, where Lee allegedly began to sexually assault her, becoming even "more forceful" when she tried to pull away, per the complaint.

The judge's ruling favored Lee after his attorney argued that the decades-old allegations didn't meet the criteria for revival under the law cited by Jane Doe when she initially filed her lawsuit in December.

This law, dubbed the Sexual Abuse and Cover Up Accountability Act, mandates that plaintiffs must establish that a "legal entity" participated in a collaborative effort to conceal evidence of their alleged sexual assault.

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