An Ozzy Osbourne health update has been provided by his daughter ahead of the upcoming Black Sabbath farewell concert. The ...

When she appeared on Celebrity Big Brother last year, viewers were concerned by how thin she'd become. Sharon admitted in February she feared she had damaged her metabolism. Whatever happens, it's ...

He is gearing up to appear as a special guest at Ozzy Osbourne's final Black Sabbath showCredit: Getty But Steven has been working hard on getting himself back to his best, and I’ve learned he ...

Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne has opened up about the emotional and physical toll of living with Parkinson’s disease as he prepares for a final performance with Black Sabbath. The 76-year-old ...

The Prince of Darkness is ready to settle down in the countryside with a nice cup of tea.Ozzy Osbourne was once fired from ...

For decades, Ozzy Osbourne has been the human incarnate of all things rock n’ roll. Now, the legendary frontman says he’s ready to leave the lifestyle behind. Now 76 years old, Osbourne has ...

On July 5, Butler will perform with frontman Ozzy Osbourne ... Nearly 50 years later, Osbourne, now 76, announced that he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. In an interview with the ...

Ozzy Osbourne has candidly shared that his final comeback gig has given him "a reason to get up in the morning" yet as the ...

The performance, named Back to the Beginning, will be held in Ozzy Osbourne's home city, Birmingham, England, and, according to New York Post, will raise money for three charities — Cure Parkinson’s, ...

On July 5th, the original lineup of Black Sabbath, which consisted of Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi ... Children’s Hospital, and Cure Parkinson’s. A night full of memorable music, legendary ...

On a video call from his home in Los Angeles, Ozzy Osbourne is struggling to recall ... Ozzy had been diagnosed with a form of Parkinson‘s disease, after years of insisting an intermittent ...

Many patients with Parkinson's Disease do not have the right specialists diagnosing and treating them because the U.S. has only around 660 movement disorder specialists.