Legendary Rush drummer Neil Peart dies Neil Peart, whose nearly five decades with prog-rock power-trio Rush established him as one of the greatest, most flamboyant, and most inventive virtuoso rock drummers of all time, died after a three-year battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. His death was first reported by Rolling Stone and confirmed by a family spokesperson. Peart was 67 years old. Beyoncé and daughter nominated for NAACP Image Award The 2020 NAACP Image Award nominations were announced and while it was no surprise to see Beyoncé nominated for eight awards, it’s the recognition for her daughter Blue Ivy that has people talking. Poehler, Fey to host 2021 Golden Globes Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will share host duties for the Golden Globes ceremony in 2021 in the United States. Poehler herself shared the announcement at a TV critics meeting, just a week after the ceremony aired with Ricky Gervais as host. Scorsese and ‘The Irishman’ honored by AARP The Golden Globes may not have shown much love to filmmaker Martin Scorsese and his epic “The Irishman” this year but the AARP has. Chambers leaving ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ U.S. actor Justin Chambers has left the medical drama on which he’s starred since it began in 2005, a representative for ABC tells CNN. Margot Robbie on why ‘Birds of Prey’ is different from ‘Joker’ For Variety’s January 2 cover story on her, Margot Robbie talked extensively about her passion project “Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn.” Her company, LuckyChap Entertainment, produced the US$75 million film set to be released in North America on Feb. 7. (SD-Agencies) | 