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THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS GIVES BACK: Just Released — Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show Raises $190 Million — What He Did During the Final Song Left Fans in Tears…

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In a thunderous and tender farewell, Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert — Back to the Beginning — raised an astonishing $190 million for charity, making it the highest-grossing benefit show in history. Held in Birmingham, where Black Sabbath was born, the event drew 40,000 fans in person and millions more online. With Tom Morello at the helm and appearances by Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, and more, this wasn’t just a concert — it was a resurrection. Seated on a throne, Ozzy gave his last performance with heart, grit, and a voice that still echoes through time.

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Country music legend Jeannie Seely, affectionately known as “Miss Country Soul,” has passed away at 85. A Grand Ole Opry icon with a record 5,397 performances, Seely died from complications related to an intestinal infection, following multiple surgeries and a recent battle with pneumonia.

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A SONG FOR HEAVEN’S PREACHER: No one saw it coming. Over 20,000 mourners filled the grounds outside Family Worship Center — standing shoulder to shoulder beneath a silver sky, hands clasped, eyes lifted. Then, through the quiet, Alan Jackson stepped forward. He didn’t speak. He simply looked upward… and began to sing “I Want To Stroll Over Heaven With You” — a final tribute to Jimmy Swaggart that brought thousands to tears.

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A REBEL’S LAST RIDE: Over 90,000 fans filled the fields of Birmingham — leather jackets beside denim vests, black nail polish beside Stetson hats. No one quite knew what to expect. Then, as the wind slowed and the sun dipped behind gray clouds, Willie Nelson stepped out, guitar in hand, and began to sing “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys.” A tribute to Ozzy Osbourne — from one outlaw to another.

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THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS GIVES BACK: Just Released — Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show Raises $190 Million — What He Did During the Final Song Left Fans in Tears…

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In a thunderous and tender farewell, Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert — Back to the Beginning — raised an astonishing $190 million for charity, making it the highest-grossing benefit show in history. Held in Birmingham, where Black Sabbath was born, the event drew 40,000 fans in person and millions more online. With Tom Morello at the helm and appearances by Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, and more, this wasn’t just a concert — it was a resurrection. Seated on a throne, Ozzy gave his last performance with heart, grit, and a voice that still echoes through time.

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THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS GIVES BACK: Just Released — Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Show Raises $190 Million — What He Did During the Final Song Left Fans in Tears…

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In a thunderous and tender farewell, Ozzy Osbourne’s final concert — Back to the Beginning — raised an astonishing $190 million for charity, making it the highest-grossing benefit show in history. Held in Birmingham, where Black Sabbath was born, the event drew 40,000 fans in person and millions more online. With Tom Morello at the helm and appearances by Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, and more, this wasn’t just a concert — it was a resurrection. Seated on a throne, Ozzy gave his last performance with heart, grit, and a voice that still echoes through time.

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Country music legend Jeannie Seely, affectionately known as “Miss Country Soul,” has passed away at 85. A Grand Ole Opry icon with a record 5,397 performances, Seely died from complications related to an intestinal infection, following multiple surgeries and a recent battle with pneumonia.

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A SONG FOR HEAVEN’S PREACHER: No one saw it coming. Over 20,000 mourners filled the grounds outside Family Worship Center — standing shoulder to shoulder beneath a silver sky, hands clasped, eyes lifted. Then, through the quiet, Alan Jackson stepped forward. He didn’t speak. He simply looked upward… and began to sing “I Want To Stroll Over Heaven With You” — a final tribute to Jimmy Swaggart that brought thousands to tears.