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Ozzy Osbourne opens up about the mental struggle of Parkinson's as he gears up for his final performance with Black Sabbath ...
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Cover Media on MSNOzzy Osbourne vows Parkinson's won't stop him playing last Black Sabbath gigOzzy Osbourne is determined not to let his severe health problems stop him playing one last Black Sabbath gig in his hometown ...
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne to open animal rescue centre after Black Sabbath reunion gigOzzy Osbourne is planning to give up performing and spend more time with his family after Black Sabbath's reunion gig while his wife Sharon Osbourne will devote herself to opening animal rescue ...
Ozzy Osbourne is suffering mentally as he battles Parkinson’s. The rocker, 76, opened up about the psychological toll of having the neurological disease in an interview with The Guardian published ...
In an interview with the Guardian, Osbourne, 76, opened up about his health and how he's preparing for the upcoming show, ...
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The Mirror US on MSNOzzy Osbourne's fears health issues as he may be 'forced to sit down' for final performanceOzzy Osbourne has been forced to give up live performing due to his worsening health - but he's making one last exception, ...
He told the Guardian newspaper: "I'm already having palpitations. In fact, I had a nightmare last night. "I dreamed everything went wrong on stage and we all turned to dust. It's ...
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Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler has admitted he is having “nightmares” and “palpitations” ahead of the band’s farewell show this summer.
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Adam's Saturday Evening Forecast 5/3/25Horse trainer Ethan West discusses his horse 'Chunk of Gold' racing in Kentucky Derby despite being purchased for only $2500.
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