Ozzy Osbourne had expressed similar views in 1988’s “Miracle Man,” which was partly about Bakker and partly about fellow ...

"Dad was obsessed at the time, and with the musical production thing, [with] Peter Gabriel's So album. God we listened to that album .... Dad was mad into it. Most of our lives it was Beatles, Beatles ...

Televangelist Jim Bakker, who Ozzy Osbourne once criticized for labeling him the "antichrist," has passed away at the age of 86.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There's a lost piece of music history sitting in a vault somewhere, and '80s music fans are going to want to hear this. "It was ...

"Shake Your Head" appeared on 1983 the Was (Not Was) album "Born to Laugh at Tornadoes," though Madonna's vocals were replaced with Kim Basinger's. By Gil Kaufman It was a match made in heaven. Or, if ...

Though you might expect that the Prince of Darkness's home would be bathed in the aesthetics of heavy metal, the reality couldn't be more different. An archival image from 1989 of Sharon and Ozzy ...

Ozzy Osbourne was fired from Black Sabbath in 1979. But come 1980, he would launch a solo career with the album Blizzard of Ozz and continue to cement his heavy metal legacy until his death in July ...

One little known Ozzy Osbourne collaboration almost paired him up with Madonna, but he ended up adding to a song with movie actress Kim Basinger instead. The topic came up during a discussion with ...

Ian Gillan, the frontman of Deep Purple, has revealed he is losing his eyesight and warns retirement may be "not far off," prompting grief in the rock world just months after the death of his friend ...

There's a lost piece of music history sitting in a vault somewhere, and '80s music fans are going to want to hear this. "It was written for Madonna and Was (Not Was), and it was when dad was poppin' ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It was a match made in heaven. Or, if you buy into the whole Prince of Darkness thing, hell. The sons were talking about the bands ...