Little Ozzy
On Tuesday's America's Got Talent, we met a performer named Little Ozzy, a smaller, more compact version of the original Ozzy Osbourne.
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Jack Osbourne
There's a new Osbourne in town!
Jack Osbourne and fiancée Lisa Stelly welcomed a baby girl, People reports.
Jack Osbourne gets engaged
Their daughter...
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Jack Osbourne
Jack Osbourne underwent surgery over the weekend to get his appendix removed.
The 25-year-old son of...
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Jack Osbourne
What a wedding this will be!
Jack Osbourne is engaged to aspiring actress...
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Betty Ford
Betty Ford, wife of former President Gerald Ford and founder of the drug and alcohol center in her name, has died, CNN.com reports. She was 93.
Ford, who served as the First Lady from 1974 to 1977, died Friday evening surrounded by family.
Ford wed...
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Sharon Osbourne, The Talk
It's not quite on the level of last week's Joy Behar Show debacle, but this clip from Gene Simmons' appearance on Monday's episode of The Talk is worth at least a wince. In it, co-host Sharon Osbourne calls Simmons out for "many, many years ago" saying that unlike the kids on The Osbournes, his kids (as seen on Gene Simmons Family Jewels) are not on drugs and for calling Ozzy Osbourne "sad."
Catch up with today's news
While it's kind of amazing to watch celebrities drop the veneer of politeness and discuss their beef openly and civilly on daytime television, their exchange is...
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Justin Beiber
Bieber Fever — it's enough to drive you MAD.
Fresh off appearances on SNL and in a Super Bowl commercial with Ozzy Osbourne, the ubiquitous Justin Bieber — who has a feature-length film coming out Friday — has been given the Alfred E. Neuman makeover on the cover of MAD magazine's latest issue.
Saturday Night Live: Dana Carvey brings Justin Bieber, "Wayne's World"
Next to the Bieber caricature — complete with his purple hoodie and hair combed over his eyes — it says ...
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The Black Eyed Pea
At least the Packers and Steelers brought it. If only the advertisers had fought as hard to be worthy of the Super Bowl hype.
In recent years, the cliché of saying "I only watch for the ads" has been supplanted by a new Super Bowl truism: The game on the field somehow upstaged the jousting from Madison Avenue. Even this year's most memorable and charming ad — a bit of wordless magic involving a child in a Darth Vader outfit tricked into thinking he had self-started the family Volkswagen — stole some of its own thunder by being leaked and disseminated online days before Sunday's showcase. For Volkswagen, this extra exposure is likely considered a win. It's the sort of ad you're happy to watch and re-watch — and online it even runs longer. But the surprise factor was gone by Sunday night, robbing the ad of its "event" status...
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Volkswagon
Darth Vader used "The Force" to power Volkswagen. A claymation version of Eminem shilled Chrysler and Lipton Brisk Iced Tea. And a poor employee unnecessarily put his tires to the test because of "reply all."
On the field, the Green Bay Packers bested the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XLV, 31-25.
Off the field, game day was dominated by celebrities ranging from 16-year-old pop singer Justin Bieber to a confused Ozzy Osbourne, who teamed up for a Best Buy spot. "What's a Bieber?" Ozzy asked wife Sharon.
Christina Aguilera fumbles the lyrics, Black Eyed Peas light up Super Bowl XLV
Eminem appeared in two very different Super Bowl commercials — a comedic spot for Lipton Brisk Iced Tea, and a more serious one for Chrysler, dedicated to the company and rapper's hometown of Detroit. The commercial helped boost...
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Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart
Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity and Stephen Colbert's competing/companion March to Keep Fear Alive was refreshingly free of the usual liberal-vs.-conservative rhetoric and instead pointed a finger at a different adversary: the country's mass media.
"We live now in hard times, not end times," The Daily Show host told the crowd during his "keynote address" Saturday at the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert to host dueling rallies in D.C.
Stewart said the rally was not "to suggest that times...
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