Ozzy Osbourne, the ultimate rock rebel, took over the Rams Season Opener halftime show like a heavy metal tornado. He once joked, “I’ll retire when they nail the lid on my box — then I’ll come back for a f**ing encore,”* and he’s clearly living up to those words. Dressed in a sharp leather trench coat, Ozzy delivered an earth-shaking performance of “Patient Number 9” and “Crazy Train,” backed by an epic band featuring Chris Cheney from Jane’s Addiction. His voice? Still as powerful and electrifying as it was in 1971, rumbling through the stadium like a storm. With 6.7 million views already, this proves the Prince of Darkness isn’t going anywhere. Ready for the madness? You have to see it to believe it. Watch below

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  In a night that will be remembered as one of the most electrifying moments in NFL halftime history, Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary Prince of […]

There wasn’t a dry eye in the room. At a private tribute in Studio City honoring his legendary career and upcoming 100th birthday, Dick Van Dyke gave friends and family a moment no one expected — a surprise dance that brought the entire room to its feet. As scenes from Mary Poppins and The Dick Van Dyke Show lit the walls, smiles turned into soft tears. But it was when the band began a smoky jazz waltz from his Broadway years that Dick stood, still light on his feet. And then, with a hush falling over the room, Paul McCartney stepped forward — dignified, warm — and took his hand. What followed wasn’t just a dance. It was something else entirely. WATCH BELOW

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  In an emotional and historic gathering, friends, family, and fans came together in Studio City to honor the legendary Dick Van Dyke as he […]

Legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr was born Richard Starkey in Liverpool, England, on this day in 1940 (July 7) An underrated drummer, Ringo also occasionally sang lead vocals with the Beatles, usually for one song on each album, including “Yellow Submarine” and “With a Little Help from My Friends”.He also wrote and sang Beatles classics like “Octopus’s Garden”.

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    On July 7, 1940, in Liverpool, England, a future icon of rock and roll was born — Richard Starkey, better known worldwide as […]