R.I.P., Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne died yesterday morning, surrounded by his family.  He was 76. Along the way he bit the head off a bat AND a pigeon, snorted a line of ants, and got arrested for peeing on the Alamo while wearing his wife’s dress.  He also consumed MASSIVE amounts of mind-altering substances. He sold 100 million records and he’s in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame TWICE.  He was inducted as a member of Sabbath in 2006, and as a solo artist last year.

The 29th season of “The Voice” will premiere in February of 2026, and they’re doing something new this time.  The coaches will be Adam Levine, John Legend, and Kelly Clarkson. If you’re wondering what’s new about that, well . . . all three of them are previous winners.  And believe it or not, this will be the first season where all three coaches have won the show. They’re calling it “The Battle of Champions”.

Have you ever wondered what every American president would look like with a mullet?

Complex magazine says former “Dancing with the Stars” champ Derek Hough and his wife Hayley Erbert are expecting their first child together. The couple shared the news via a heartwarming Instagram post.

SBX Cars says George Foreman’s iconic 1995 yellow Ford Mustang convertible, with only 728 miles, is being auctioned off. The Saleen Mustang S351 Supercharged Convertible was given to Foreman as part of a promotional campaign. With $57,000 worth of enhancements, the rare convertible is a collector’s dream. The car has 10 bids so far and is currently less than $40,000.

Adam Sandler tells Complex magazine that he finds his accidental fashion icon status “funny as hell.” Sandler has made Hawaiian shirts, baggy shorts and knee high socks trendy again. “It’s funny, And whenever one of my kids or their friends talk to me about it … my wife’s like, ‘What the hell are we talking about right now? How did that happen?’ But my wife [Jackie] always was nice to me about my clothes. Even when we were young, others would say, ‘Would you put on something better than that? Your wife’s dressed so beautifully.’ My wife would say, ‘He’s comfortable like that. Let him do that. Leave him alone.'”

Shaboozey tells Vanity Fair magazine that he is always trying to evolve his personal style. “Every look is always just an elevation of the previous thing.”

Margot Robbie has already been Barbie.  Now she’s reportedly lining up to play another female cultural icon from the 1950s. Rumor has it that she might star in Tim Burton’s remake of the 1958 cinematic classic “Attack of the 50 Foot Woman”. The script will reportedly be written by novelist Gillian Flynn, who wrote “Gone Girl”. The original told the sensitive story of Nancy Archer, a wealthy but unstable heiress who grows in size after an encounter with a giant alien, and seeks revenge on her philandering husband.

Luke Bryan was recently doing an interview with CMT when he said he refuses to become a grumpy elder in music. “You know, you’ve heard the stories of becoming an old curmudgeon as you get older, I don’t wanna be that. I wanna have fun and have fun with this career and look back and say, ‘That was fun!’”

Bailey Zimmerman tells People magazine that he thought he’d be laying pipelines the rest of his life. “I thought I was gonna build gas pipelines for the rest of my life, honestly. Thought that was gonna be my calling until I got lucky and my music career came calling.”

The Star says Carrie Underwood is allegedly having a tough time managing her Tennessee farm. A source explains, “It’s become too much for her to maintain, and she’s getting no sleep because she’s up at the crack of dawn taking care of all these animals. She’s shoveling hay, weeding, fertilizing, harvesting, and then there are the repairs that never end. It doesn’t help that she’s had a hard time finding and keeping hired hands.’’

Sarah Silverman tells the Daily Mail about an unpleasant experience she had with Michael Richards on the set of ‘’Seinfeld’’. “I’m nervous, it’s our first scene, and I have a line that’s like, he hears a noise and the line is, “It’s probably the wind.” And I accidentally say, “It’s probably the rain.” And he broke character and he goes, “Do you see rain in that window?!” And I go “No.” And he goes, “Then why did you say rain? Is there rain in that window right now?” I said that I just made a mistake, but he had a tantrum. But listen, I’m sure he’s come a long way since then. People have days.’’

Morgan Wallen tells People magazine that he enjoys and appreciates the spunky attitude of his son Indigo. “He’s got a little sass on him. He’s got a little attitude, you know, which I like. I like that spunk.”

The Blast says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s $100 million Netflix deal is allegedly ending due to poor viewership. A source says, “This deal is dead. She had everything going for her—name, platform, press—and the numbers were dismal. They’re just waiting for the credits to roll. They’re letting it expire without drama. There’s no appetite for anything new. The interest just isn’t there anymore. They went from buzzy to background noise.’’

Tyler Hubbard tells People magazine that balancing music and family life is a fun, rewarding challenge. “Balancing music and family life is a fun challenge… You fly back late last night after the show, and then went to our daughter’s kindergarten graduation this morning and then got on a plane and flew back… It’s about trying to make the most of each day and just live in the moment because it sure does fly by.”

Whiskey Riff says Kevin James and Jelly Roll are teaming up for a country music movie.  Details like the release date and title are still under wraps. James says, “It’s gonna be a crazy one, and you know how crazy it is because my man is doing it with me. You’re gonna be my partner in crime.”

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