Alex Lifeson has been a paid-up member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame since 2013. He has sold over 40 million records over five decades with Rush. He’s been immortalised on South Park. And it’s not ...

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Alex Lee’s reaction to an offer of promotion at KPMG was not what his manager – or anyone at the firm at the time – would have expected. He left. Alex Lee was being paid an obscene amount of money in ...

“I can get back home,” Geddy Lee yelped early in Rush‘s first show in 11 years, amid an apocalyptic flurry of drum fills from new touring member Anika Nilles on 2007’s “Far Cry.” As the rest of Rush’s ...

New York Knicks fans everywhere are still reveling in the franchise's first NBA championship since 1973. And no one has been more public in their fandom for the team than filmmaker and courtside ...

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp said enterprises are "unhappy" with the frontier labs and believe they only care about tokenmaxxing. He told CNBC's Sara Eisen that most of Anthropic's publicly discussed ...

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