Brian Hiatt

A new documentary about the late Neil Peart, Rush's drummer and lyricist, will debut on Canada's CBC network Sept. 23.

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“Maybe we bring back heartland rock,” Tucker Pillsbury, a.k.a. Role Model , muses on a new episode of the . Pillsbury is already well on his way: After

Morgan Freeman has spent the last five decades playing Batman's Bat-Tech supplier, the president of the United States (multiple times), Nelson

Can you hear what the Rock is singing? Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson dreamed of becoming a country star when he was a teenager, but his professional

O n their long journey towards becoming Rush again, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson pushed past death, illness, age, self-doubt, and for one guy, a weed habit that dated back to 1966.

Tucker Pillsbury, a.k.a. Role Model , does not enjoy being pinned down. He knows he makes pop music, but don't call him a pop star.

Alex Lifeson told us about leaving his cannabis days behind him. Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, and Paul McCartney have also talked about quitting

Rush's Alex Lifeson spent decades as one of rock's most brilliantly productive stoners.

For Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson , playing Rush concerts has never been exactly easy — the insanely tricky, ever-shifting music they wrote for themselves made sure of that.