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This is my most favorite picture of Ozzy Osbourne throughout the years since the internet ever first became a thing. I love him so much and I love his family. I really hope they’re doing okay 🖤🥀 RIP to the biggest legend I’ve ever known in the 35 years I’ve been alive. I’ve been a fan since I was about 3 years old, no joke. My dad used to play VHS tapes of his concerts while I was growing up 🥹 I’ll never forget.

August 2, 2025 Admin 0

That’s all from our live coverage, thank you for joining us. What a day it’s been – an incredibly emotional celebration of an Ordinary Man […]

I dress up as Ozzy for Halloween for fun. I’m 54 years old. I live in Pennsylvania USA. I have been an Ozzy fan since I was 10. I have sung on stage as an open mic night with bands. But I was never in a tribute band. Please no hateful backlash. It’s just for fun, as to honor Ozzy who is the best singer ever to live in my mind. ✌️ 😊 ✌️ Long live Ozzy Osbourne!!!

August 2, 2025 Admin 0

air ambulance was dispatched to a “critical care” incident at Ozzy Osbourne’s U.K. shortly before his death aged 76 on Tuesday. Thames Valley Air Ambulance […]

“He Just Looked At Me… Like He Was Waiting For Me To Be Ready.” As The World Mourns The Icon, Sharon Osbourne Grieves The Quiet Goodbye Only She Truly Heard. No screaming guitars. No stadium lights. Just silence — and a hand she’d held for over forty years. In a tearful, trembling voice, Sharon Osbourne recounted the final moments with the man the world knew as a rock god — but she knew simply as home. “He just looked at me… like he was waiting for me to be ready,” she whispered. “There were no words. Just that look — and then his fingers, gently tightening around mine.” For decades, Ozzy Osbourne was chaos incarnate: the wild frontman, the rebel, the storm. But to Sharon, he was the stillness in her most fragile hours. She didn’t speak of fame or headlines. She remembered hospital rooms and whispered jokes. Socks he warmed by the fire for her. The way he’d hum to their dog when he thought no one was listening. “He wasn’t the Prince of Darkness to me,” she said, wiping away tears. “He was the man who brushed the hair from my eyes when I was too sick to move.” Their last night wasn’t loud. There were no goodbyes. Just breaths — slowing together. Hands — refusing to let go. “He didn’t need to speak,” Sharon said. “That last squeeze… that was him telling me he loved me. That he was ready — and that it was okay if I was too.” In the end, Ozzy didn’t leave the way he lived. Not with fire, but with grace. Not in noise, but in love. And the silence he left behind… still echoes louder than any scream…

July 31, 2025 Admin 0

Ozzy Osbourne’s family have accompanied the rock legend’s coffin on an emotional final journey through his home city, watched on by thousands of fans who […]

Wembley drowned in tears: Barry Gibb’s tribute to Ozzy turns into a heartbreaking duet with Paul McCartney that left 80,000 people in stunned silence Barry Gibb was supposed to be celebrating 50 glorious years of music. But that night, the lights dimmed. Alone on stage, hands trembling around his guitar, he choked out the words of “To Love Somebody” — a farewell to his brother in music, Ozzy Osbourne, who had just passed away. Suddenly, through the mist, a familiar figure emerged — Paul McCartney. No announcement. No stage effects. Just two legends standing side by side, their voices blending in raw, aching harmony before a breathless crowd. Behind them, the screen flickered with black-and-white memories of Ozzy — screaming into the mic, laughing with Sharon, holding his children like life itself was slipping away. As the final note fell into silence, Wembley didn’t cheer. It wept. It was no longer a concert — it was a cathedral of grief, of love, and of one last song shared between icons…..full video below 👇👇�

July 31, 2025 Admin 0

Ozzy Osbourne’s family have accompanied the rock legend’s coffin on an emotional final journey through his home city, watched on by thousands of fans who […]

Heartbreaking 💔 Today, the world said goodbye to a legend. Ozzy Osbourne’s funeral procession took place in his hometown of Birmingham, where fans lined the streets as Iron Man echoed through the air. The Prince of Darkness was laid to rest surrounded by family, love, and music. Rest easy, Ozzy. 🕯️ #OzzyOsbourne #RIPOzzy #BlackSabbathForever

July 31, 2025 Admin 0

Sharon Osbourne and couple’s children join mourners as singer’s hearse is driven through birthplace of heavy metal Thousands of fans lined the streets of Birmingham […]

My life would be completely different without Ozzy and Black Sabbath. As a young kid growing up in Southern California was the polar opposite of the music coming out of England. At 15 my mind was completely blown when I got tickets for Black Sabbath at the Long Beach Arena in 1975 almost 50 years ago. Sabbath was the heaviest thing anyone had ever heard and it scared our parents which made me love them more. Iron Man was a mainstream rock hit and you could play it on the guitar. Zeppelin was everyone’s band in those days but I chose Sabbath and Deep Purple as my bands. After seeing Bill Ward crush the drums with brute force I chose the hit hard like my hero Bill. Ozzy was the master of ceremonies guiding the audience through a mystic ritual where only your imagination brought you to dark castles in the Black Country of England. There was no internet or digital music. Just the visual of album covers of Black Sabbath , Sabbath Bloody Sabbath and Paranoid. The experience was more simple yet more mind expanding. Taking you on a journey. I was so happy to see Bill behind the kit one last time and I know Ozzy wanted that. What a beautiful celebration of Ozzy’s life in Rock N Roll. Thank you Ozzy .. the music remains and you will always be a Legend and one of the greatest ever. RIP

July 25, 2025 Admin 0

We are now pausing our live coverage of tributes to Ozzy Osbourne. If you’re just joining us, here’s a recap: Some Black Sabbath fans got […]