Yesterday (Dec. 3) was Ozzy Osbourne’s birthday and if you’ve spent any time wondering how the Prince of Darkness celebrated his 64th, all you had to do was follow him on Twitter to find out.
As the '70s turned into the '80s, Ozzy Osbourne was trying to figure out his next move after his ousting from Black Sabbath. What he did was embark on a very successful solo career that was lasted more than 30 years. In addition to releasi
The members of Black Sabbath may not be the rock miscreants they were in their 20s, but Ozzy Osbourne is fine with that, as it's brought the group back to what initially mattered to them in the first place -- the music. Osbourne spoke with the New Zealand Herald about the differences between the Sabbath of old and what's happening now and how age has brought some perspective.
Ozzy Osbourne's 'Crazy Train' has become one of the great songs in metal history and as such, it's also been one of the most covered tracks in the genre. The latest artist to take a stab at the song is Broadway veteran Rena Strober, who along with acclaimed cellist Tina Guo, serve up a more clean-cut version of the classic song.
The 'Prince of Darkness' himself, Ozzy Osbourne, is one of the most beloved musical figures both in and out of metal music communities. Even before 'The Osbournes' invaded your homes with their landmark celeb-reality show, Ozzy was already a household name, which is why the Black Sabbath vocalist was invited to make a cameo in the 2000 Adam Sandler comedy, 'Little Nicky.'
What an amazing election! After close calls, intense moments and incredible campaign efforts, the President of Heavy Metal has finally been elected. The winner is the one and only Ozzy Osbourne.
In a new interview with Hello! magazine, Ozzy Osbourne's wife, Sharon Osbourne, made the surprising revelation that she recently opted for a double mastectomy after doctors told her she carried a gene that put her at risk for breast cancer.
After starting out with 16 candidates and following two extremely close semifinal matches, Rob Zombie and Ozzy Osbourne have emerged as the final contenders for the coveted position of President of Heavy Metal. Your votes got them to this point, and now your votes will help decide the ultimate winner.
Two of metal's greatest vocalists go toe-to-toe in the semifinals of our President of Heavy Metal election. The infinitely ordained 'Metal God' in Judas Priest's Rob Halford has been a favorite from the start, having taken Lamb of God's Randy Blythe and Slayer shredder Kerry King out of the running. The 'Screaming For Vengeance' legend is now set to face the 'Bark at the Moon' icon.
The pagans who came up with Halloween deserve to be praised as saints. The world is covered in cobwebs and decorated by maniacal pumpkins, horror films possess every television channel and the forces of evil are finally let loose for once autumn night as children are encouraged to take candy from strangers. Halloween is awesome, and it meshes beautifully with heavy metal; as demonstrated by this suburban light show set to Ozzy Osbourne's 'Bark at the Moon.'
