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msn.com | James Desborough
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stuff.co.nz | James Desborough
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thepost.co.nz | James Desborough
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the-express.com | Mark Jefferies |Hollie Beale |Bekka Barnard |James Desborough
Despite his worries, Ozzy vowed to "give 120 percent" and is taking things one day at a time. When asked if he's excited for the farewell show, he admitted: "Believe you me, I still get stage fright. As soon as you get on stage, it's like s--- or bust." He then quipped: "Ask him upstairs. In my case, the one below." Osbourne disclosed that he is "in heavy training" after not having done "hasn't done any physical work for the last seven years".
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telegraph.co.uk | James Desborough
Gervais said: "Thank you so much for this honour. It's a genuine thrill to be part of such an exclusive club. "And just looking around earlier at all the other stars, absolute icons, you know? Michael Jackson, Bill Cosby, Fatty Arbuckle."Jackson, who died in 2009 aged 50, was accused of sexually abusing children at his Neverland ranch, but was acquitted. Arbuckle was taken to court three times in the 1920s for the rape and manslaughter of the actress Virginia Rappe.
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themirror.com | James Desborough
Elvis Presley's former partner, Linda Thompson, has spoken out about her romance with the King of Rock and Roll as well as giving her view on his tragic death. Music icon Elvis Presley was destined to die from his self-destructive drug addictions because no professional resources existed to save him. Elvis was also "too embarrassed" to seek help and kept his demons secret as he was "horrified" with the thought of his issues becoming public.
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msn.com | Mark Jefferies |James Desborough |Bekka Barnard
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dailystar.co.uk | James Desborough
Ozzy Osbourne is suffering a crisis of confidence and crippling anxiety as he struggles to prepare for his summer farewell show in Birmingham with Black SabbathOzzy Osbourne is seriously concerned about his final ever gig. Black Sabbath are set to headline their final gig on July 5th at Villa Park in Birmingham, as part of the "Back To The Beginning" event. This show will reunite the original band members Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward for the first time in 20 years.
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express.co.uk | James Desborough
Former Bond girl Denise Richards has revealed she would love to return to the world of 007 as a villain in the next film. The actress, 54, appeared in 1999’s The World Is Not Enough as nuclear scientist Christmas Jones opposite Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. But with Amazon taking over the franchise, Denise has revealed she would love to return in its 26th movie as a baddie opposing the next star chosen for the role, after Daniel Craig made his final appearance in No Time To Die four years ago.
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msn.com | James Desborough |Bekka Barnard
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