KISS frontman Paul Stanley has warned against disseminating false or unverified information online, saying that it causes immense “damage” to the world.
Earlier today (Monday, January 1), Stanley took to his account on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, to write: “Happy New Year. Let’s stop…
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