Sharon Osbourne
Gene Simmons, Sharon Osbourne, Boy George support Israel’s inclusion in Eurovision Song Contest
The letter is in direct response to a movement calling for Israel to be banned from the competition. Gene Simmons, Sharon Osbourne, Boy George Sign Letter Supporting Israel’s Inclusion in Eurovision Song Contest Spencer Kaufman
Sharon Osbourne to Kanye West: You “f*cked with the wrong Jew this time”
West apparently sampled a performance of "Iron Man" without permission. Sharon Osbourne to Kanye West: You “F*cked with the Wrong Jew This Time” Scoop Harrison
Sharon Osbourne Passed Out for 20 Minutes During Recent Medical Emergency
A few weeks ago, Sharon Osbourne was hospitalized after experiencing an undisclosed medical emergency while filming a television show in California. Now, she reveals that she passed out for 20 minutes, but “nobody knows why.” Sharon was making a guest appearance on her son Jack’s show Night of Terror at the time of the medical incident on December 16th, and was rushed to Santa Paula Hospital. The next day, Jack shared on Instagram, “She has been given the all clear from her medical team and is now home. Thank you to everyone who has reached out with love and support. As to what happened to my mum — I’m gonna leave it to her to share about when she is ready.” Advertisement Related Video On Tuesday (January 3rd), Sharon spoke of the incident on her UK TV show The Talk (not affiliated with Sh...
Sharon Osbourne Hospitalized for Undisclosed Medical Emergency
Sharon Osbourne has been hospitalized after suffering an undisclosed medical emergency. TMZ reports that Osbourne, 70, fell ill on the set of a new television project at the Glen Tavern Inn in Santa Paula, California on Friday night. She was transported by ambulance to Santa Paula Hospital, where she remains under care. Neither the nature of Osbourne’s emergency nor her current condition was available at the time of publication. Consequence has reached out to Osbourne’s representatives for more information. Related Video This is a developing story… [flexi-common-toolbar] [flexi-form class=”flexi_form_style” title=”Submit to Flexi” name=”my_form” ajax=”true”][flexi-form-tag type=”post_title” class=”fl-input” title=̶...
The Osbournes Returning to Reality TV with New Series Home to Roost
The Osbournes are making a return to reality TV with a new docu-series titled Home to Roost. The UK program will chronicle Ozzy and Sharon’s move from Los Angeles back to England, as well as other aspects of their lives. Home to Roost is set to air in 2023 on BBC One and its VOD service iPlayer as a 10-part series of 30-minute episodes. The announcement comes 20 years after the family’s groundbreaking reality series The Osbournes first aired on MTV. Per the BBC press release, like The Osbournes, Home to Roost will also document Sharon and Ozzy’s children Jack and Kelly. It appears that their more reclusive daughter, Aimee, has chosen to stay out of the spotlight, as she did with The Osbournes. A full description of the new docu-series reads as follows: “Home to Roost will document Ozzy and...
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne Feature Film in the Works
The legendary tale of Ozzy Osbourne and Sharon Osbourne’s relationship is making its way to the big screen as a feature film with Sony Pictures. Variety reported the untitled project will be set as a biopic-type production about the iconic hard rocker falling in love with his former manager and reality co-star wife, Sharon. “Our relationship at times was often wild, insane and dangerous but it was our undying love that kept us together,” Sharon Osbourne said in a statement. “We’re thrilled to partner with Sony Pictures and Polygram to bring our story to the screen.” What might be a serious, in-depth extension of the notorious reality hit The Osbournes, Oscar award nominee Lee Hall (behind Billy Elliot and Rocketman) is writing the project. Sharon Osbourne and her children, Aimée ...
Tony Iommi Looks Back at Black Sabbath, Meeting Dio and His Friendship With Eddie Van Halen
As one of rock’s most legendary guitarists, the creator of the ominous riff for the song “Black Sabbath” — not to mention the soundscape of the ubiquitous chant-along “Iron Man” and many dozens of other iconic Sabbath songs, Tony Iommi is one easygoing, unassuming bloke. His melodic sense has even led some to term Sabbath “The Dark Beatles.” Iommi, 73, has been a constant throughout Sabbath’s eight singers, a definite aural architect of the Sabbath’s sound over 50 years. Black Sabbath enjoyed several discrete eras: the Ozzy Osbourne years began in 1968. The first of two time periods with Ronnie James Dio at the helm started in 1980, then came round again under the Heaven & Hell moniker in 2006. (The name is taken from Dio’s first LP with his Sabbath brethren.) Recently, Black Sabbath r...
