Rock star Ozzy Osbourne 'died' twice after his quad-bike accident, he has revealed today. The former Black Sabbath frontman was saved by his bodyguard Sam Ruston, who gave the singer mouth to ...

2. Falling for the stars Sharon took on Ozzy Osbourne, lead singer of Black Sabbath, as a client and soon fell in love with him. However, their relationship faced challenges due to his substance ...

A paralyzed patient stood unaided after receiving stem cell injections Two participants showed significant improvement, while two others had less progress Stem cells are injected at the injury ...

Zakk Wylde has recalled the most “wholesome” moment from his time on tour with Ozzy Osbourne during a ... referring to the song ‘Miracle Man’ (via Blabbermouth). “That was pretty monumental.

On Wednesday (April 2), Wednesday 13 joined Loudwire Nights to celebrate the upcoming release of his 10th solo album, Mid Death Crisis, out on April 25. "This has been recorded since August last ...

He said all he could think about was sleeping for two weeks.” A message in the mud led to the miracle rescue. The man told Bronte he had survived on protein drinks – one each day. After taking ...

Ozzy Osbourne pretended to be Russian while he was watching an England soccer match with Geezer Butler. Black Sabbath bassist Geezer has opened up about the only time he evert took his bandmate to ...

Ozzy Osbourne pretended to be Russian while he was watching an England soccer match with Geezer Butler. Black Sabbath bassist Geezer has opened up about the only time he evert took his bandmate to a ...

On Sabotage, those experiments continued with Am I Going Insane (Radio), which was essentially a pop song, written by singer Ozzy Osbourne on a Moog synthesiser, which he played on the finished track.

He is the star of this week’s “A Working Man,” a new vigilante thriller that should not only satisfy fans of last year’s “The Beekeeper” but also marks a behind-the-scenes reunion ...

On Sabotage, those experiments continued with Am I Going Insane (Radio), which was essentially a pop song, written by singer Ozzy Osbourne on a Moog synthesiser, which he played on the finished track.