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“We weren’t arrogant enough to think we were suddenly the most important band in the world. We just knew we were”: A metal fan’s guide to Rush

Side long epics, mad concepts and unlikely hit singles – how Canadian visionaries Rush laid down the blueprint for prog metal

Metal Hammer

"We think we played for eight hours. I can't say for sure, because everyone was tripping." The acid-fried story of Man, the Welsh jam band with its heart in San Francisco

"We're a pretty unmanageable bunch of stoned musos, which might have something to do with our lack of commercial success."

Louder

“There were probably 20 people at that first Rush gig. I don’t recall whether those 20 people were impressed or not. I’m guessing that they weren’t!”: Alex Lifeson recalls the humble beginnings of his legendary band

“We didn’t have a mic stand so we used a standing lamp and taped the mic to it”

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Datavault AI Q2 FY2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Datavault AI, Inc. (NASDAQ:DVLT) reported its second-quarter financial results after Tuesday’s closing bell.

Benzinga

“The first time I ever got high was with Alex. He was just a terrific pothead, and a terrible influence on me”: The chaotic story of Rush’s early years and their journey from high school stoners to prog icons

Rush’s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson look back their journey from high school stoners to prog icons-in-waiting

Louder

“We weren’t arrogant enough to think we were suddenly the most important band in the world. We just knew we were”: A metal fan’s guide to Rush

Side long epics, mad concepts and unlikely hit singles – how Canadian visionaries Rush laid down the blueprint for prog metal

Metal Hammer

Diversity and inclusion left the Teams chat? Former Diversity Chief slams Microsoft for dismissing its DEI team due to "changing business needs"

Microsoft recently laid off its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) team. The former team lead indicated the department was disbanded due to "changing business needs."

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Major study from Stanford workplace guru reveals that hybrid work has no negative impact on getting promoted

Nick Bloom's co-authored study found that hybrid working reduced attrition, had no impact on productivity or performance and generated 'millions of dollars in savings' for the business.

Fortune

H&R Block's CEO uses open communication to build team trust

At the tax services giant, Jeff Jones has found that letting team members speak their mind helps bring them closer together.

Fortune

The designer of this open-plan home overcame challenges with an unusual approach – changing the focal points

A young homeowner called in professional help to harmonize her living space and create a comfortable, cozy home

Homes & Gardens

"I'm excited to challenge the notion of what constitutes a trip to the movies": Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes (American Beauty/Skyfall) to direct biopics for each of the four Beatles

The Beatles are to be immortalised in not one, but four separate biopics, to hit cinemas in 2027

Louder

Old Dominion Coach Jones Hospitalized After Heart Attack in Hawaii

Old Dominion men's basketball coach, Jeff Jones, hospitalized after heart attack. Wishing him a speedy recovery and a triumphant return to the court!

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Exclusive: Docs Blocked by BC NDP Raise Questions about First Nation Statement on Fairy Creek Protests

The Pacheedaht First Nation’s statement was an ideological bomb for protesters and their supporters. Was it influenced by the BC government?

The Walrus

Fewer elderly people are now stuck in hospital because of a lack of support in the community, councillors have been told

The city is also now recruiting more domiciliary carers than the numbers leaving

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Cynisca Cycling part ways with Inga Thompson, Marion Clignet

'The association with Inga Thompson has affected Cynisca's brand and reputation' says team, while Thompson and Clignet allege 'toxic environment'

The Guardian - UK

Plight of Jeff Jones offers cautionary tale for Jofra Archer and England

The Glamorgan paceman first felt his elbow ‘click’ on England duty aged 26 and was never to play Test cricket again

Axios

Record number of Americans say they're politically "independent"

A big reason for this change is driven by younger generation.

Wales Online

Man, 68, driving 2,500 miles to Turkey to deliver aid to earthquake survivors

Jeff Jones travelling with a group of people who are taking clothes, tents, and even pet supplies

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H&R Block's CEO is banking on small business and gig workers for growth

H&R Block's CEO is jumping back into the tax preparer wars as he looks to claw back market share.

Wales Online

Man with incredible criminal record caught using stolen bank cards

As he was arrested he told police: 'I haven't done anything since I came out of prison 10 years ago and now I'm getting done for wearing some d***head's jacket'

Wales Online

Teen wielded 16in machete outside chip shop in leafy neighbourhood

David McCauley was arrested after trying to get rid of the blade and running into a Co-op store in Cardiff

Wales Online

'Why has Labour been dominant in Wales for so long?' | Martin Shipton

Today is the centenary of the 1922 general election, when Labour became the party with the highest number of MPs in Wales - a status it has held ever since. Political editor-at-large Martin Shipton considers why Welsh Labour has held sway for so long.

Wales Online

Drug-dealing Welsh mum filmed herself complaining about 'shocking' cocaine quality

'You can't see on the camera but honest to God... There is more fish scale than there is coke. I wouldn't lie to you'

Daily Mirror

Three-year-old toddler savaged by guard dog that only understood German commands

A guard dog that only understood commands in German, and recently bought from a rescue centre, savaged a three-year-old girl in Barry Sidings Countryside Park in Pontypridd, a court heard

Wales Online

Girl, 3, ferociously savaged by guard dog and left needing emergency surgery

The Alsatian-type dog had been trained in Germany and didn't understand the commands being shouted at it

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