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After Rush's final tour in 2015 and virtuoso drummer Neil Peart's death in 2020, singer/bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson thought their Rush days were over. But Dave Grohl and Paul McCartney evidently changed their minds.

After Rush's final tour in 2015 and virtuoso drummer Neil Peart's death in 2020, singer/bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson thought their Rush days were over. But Dave Grohl and Paul McCartney evidently changed their minds.

Five voyagers climbed into the Titan submersible in hopes of seeing the wreck of the Titanic up close. The expedition ended in tragedy

The US Coast Guard is investigating the cause of the undersea implosion the Titan submersible that killed all five people aboard while diving to the century-old wreck of the Titanic. The findings will be shared with the International Maritime Organization and other groups to help improve the safety framework for submersible operations worldwide.

The five people on the Titan knew the dangers but were excited by their unique trip.

NY Times: 'It was a good morning,' Christine Dawood says of a day that would end in panic.

The Digital Kid: Above, Richard Chycki does the Dolby Atmos mixing thing in his own studio. All individual Rush bandmember photos in the story below from Signals are by Deborah Samuel. After Rush hit the prog/rock crossover motherlode with February 1981’s career-defining Moving Pictures, many people in the vaunted Canadian trio’s rabid fanbase were flat-out expecting MP Pt.

A Violence Unlimited vs. The Foundation matchup is the first match to be confirmed for Ring of Honors next pay-per-view. On the latest episode of ROH Week By Week, it was announced that Brody King vs. Jay Lethal will take place at Best in the World 2021. The PPV is being held at the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena in Baltimore, Maryland on Sunday, July 11. It will be the first ROH event with fans in attendance since February 2020. King is part of Violence Unlimited with Tony Deppen, Homic...

Jon Moxley Confronts KENTA On NJPW Strong, Sets Up Future Match In Tokyo IWGP United States champion Jon Moxley appeared at the end of this week’s NJPW Strong to confront KENTA, who earned a shot at his title by winning the New Japan Cup USA tournament last August. Moxley appeared in the aftermath of the main event match between Lio Rush and El Phantasmo. After Rush picked up the win, Bullet Club members KENTA and Hikuleo attacked Rush, Fred Rosser, and TJP.  That’s when the lights went o...