The Sons decide its time to give a Hollywood a break and head off to San Diego. In the hotel, a pillow fight between Dave and Randy quickly escalates to actual fighting, after which Randy concludes that he and Dave are dealing with a lot of friction. Later, Sean suggests to the other two that they have an alcohol problem, an accusation which Dave and Randy ignore. Spotting a bottle of hot sauce, Sean bets with Randy that he can gulp it all down, which unfortunately for Sean, he does. After throwing up in the bathroom, Sean helps himself to a bowl of ice cream, which Dave and Randy have mischievously planted with chili seeds. Back in Hollywood, friend Joser tells Randy that he suspects Sean of having had a relapse, and has planned to give him a drug test. Despite protests from Sean that he isn't on drugs, Joser decides to bring in his friend Jack Osbourne to participate in an intervention. Jack meets with Sean in the kitchen and the two connect over their remarkably similar backgrounds. Sean reveals to Jack that he afraid of being successful and that drug use was normal due to the abundance of drugs in his father's home growing up. Jack concludes that Sean needs to get help. Meanwhile, Randy goes on EXTRA to dispel rumors about his family. Watching it later with Dave, Randy is happy with the interview but will it be enough to help bring peace to the Spellings? watch
What a wedding this will be!
Jack Osbourne is engaged to aspiring actress...read more
The Osbournes are once again inviting the cameras into their tumultuous lives. This time, they'll appear on Fox, and they've got a new schtick.Ozzy, Sharon, Jack and Kelly will headline a variety show — produced by FremantleMedia North America (the folks who bring you American Idol) — that will include a mix of performances, stunts and competitions.Fox alternative programming chief Mike Darnell told Variety the Osbournes' show — currently with the working title The Osbournes: Loud and Dangerous — is likely to launch as a Christmas special, and that he sees the show as a potential throwback to Donny and Marie's variety show from the 1970s (Osbournes? Osmonds? That's a stretch, dude, but we'll go with it).Sharon, by the way, is still under contract as a judge on NBC's America's Got Talent. Fox will tape episodes of the new show around her AGT schedule. — J.R. Whalenread more