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Black Sabbath share memories of Ozzy Osbourne on the first anniversary of their friend's passing

"I still can’t believe that he’s not with us. There will never be another Ozzy."

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Ozzy Osbourne's final Black Sabbath show – and his last post before his death

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Black Sabbath trio share reflections on Ozzy Osbourne

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Randy Rhoads Saved Ozzy Osbourne’s Career. A Plane Crash Ended Their Friendship Too Soon

Ozzy Osbourne wasn't afraid to reinvent himself or his career.

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Ozzy Day: How a city united a year on from Ozzy Osbourne's death as Sharon is in tears

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Black Sabbath Bandmates Remember Ozzy Osbourne on Death Anniversary: ‘His Legend Lives On’

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Ozzy Osbourne’s most iconic moments from hit reality series a year after death

One of the most hilarious moments of the series was when Ozzy and his family had moved into a new mansion and were in the process of setting up their furniture.

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Birmingham unites to honour Ozzy Osbourne a year on from his death

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'I watched Ozzy Osbourne's last ever concert and there is one moment I'll never forget'

Ozzy Osbourne Performs Final Concert with Black Sabbath in Their Hometown While Sitting on Bat Throne

Osbourne, 76, performed in his final show on July 5 following his 2019 Parkinson’s diagnosis, which has affected his ability to walk

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Black Sabbath’s Bill Ward Reveals He Uses Wheelchair But Vows He’s “Not in Retirement”

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has revealed that he relies on the use of a wheelchair while getting around, but vows that he's "not in retirement."

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Ozzy Osbourne funeral procession in Birmingham. How to watch

Black Sabbath fans are honoring Ozzy Osbourne in a funeral procession in his hometown. The heavy metal legend, who died July 22 at 76, is riding through the streets of Birmingham, United Kingdom, on the morning of Wednesday,

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City celebrates Ozzy Day on anniversary of death

Birmingham is marking a year since the death of Ozzy Osbourne with a day of music and celebration, affectionately called "Ozzy Day", to commemorate the passing of one of its most beloved sons. The city has been awash with fans cloaked in black - wearing T-shirts in tribute to Osbourne or Black Sabbath - visiting sites in the city most connected to the heavy metal icon.