Wolfgang and his Mammoth bandmates heard of Ozzy’s passing during soundcheck – and knew that “just mentioning it wasn’t enough”

The world never fell out of love with this Prince of Darkness. Ozzy blew up into a Seventies teenage antihero because he seemed to speak for the misfits, the rejects, the outcasts. He helped invent metal as we know it with Black Sabbath,

“He lurched back and forth across the stage like an obsessed soldier during drills. He tossed his shaggy-haired head to the beat of the relentless drums. He quickly shed his shirt after only the first song, exposing his thickset torso and turquoise tattoos with a feverish sweep. And he screamed to the whistling audience, “Let’s get crazy!”

One epic bender. One missing rock god. One furious Nashville crowd. The night Ozzy Osbourne went full Ozzy in Music City.

In 2018, the late Ozzy Osbourne paid a memorable visit to Shatto Milk Company, getting a firsthand look at what dairy farm life was really like. It was a special experience that struck a chord with everyone at the dairy and remains a cherished memory they won't soon forget.

It’s no wonder so many New Mexicans feel a connection to the godfather of metal. His influence is all around us, including at an iconic burger joint in Hatch — Sparky’s. Osbourne visited in 2018 with his kids, Jack and Kelly Osbourne, for an episode of “Ozzy and Jack’s World Detour.” Owners Josie and Teako Nunn talked about the experience.

Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is in the middle of a flame war with American late-night TV comedians. Trump on Tuesday reiterated his claim, without evidence, that ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel is the “NEXT to go in the untalented Late night Sweepstakes,” in a post on Truth Social. The president’s latest comment follows …