OZZY OSBOURNE and his wife Sharon put their rocky few months behind them on Saturday (18May13) to walk the red carpet together at a star-studded event in Hollywood.   READ MORE...

  OZZY OSBOURNE and his wife Sharon put their rocky few months behind them on Saturday (18May13) to walk the red carpet together at a star-studded event in Hollywood.
  The Osbournes have been dogged by rumours of marriage problems and were said to have been living apart as the Black Sabbath star battles a recent drug and alcohol relapse.
  But they put their troubles behind them to make a public appearance together at a gala to benefit the Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center.
  Ozzy was photographed planting a kiss on his wife's cheek, and the couple also posed with daughter Kelly ahead of the annual An Evening With Women gala at The Beverly Hilton hotel.
  Earlier in the day, the couple was spotted dining together at the Polo Lounge inside the Beverly Hills Hotel. (PAW/WN/ZN) HIDE STORY

Music and TV mogul SIMON COWELL is set to surround himself with 'angels' for the new season of American TV talent show THE X FACTOR with insiders revealing he'll have three top pop females joining him as judges.   READ MORE...

  Music and TV mogul SIMON COWELL is set to surround himself with 'angels' for the new season of American TV talent show THE X FACTOR with insiders revealing he'll have three top pop females joining him as judges.
  Demi Lovato has already confirmed her return to the show and now it looks as if Kelly Rowland, who served as a judge on the show in the U.K., will join her.
  EW.com reports Rowland is "firming up a deal" to join the show.
  There is no word on the identity of the third lady but sources suggest Latina singer and actress Paulina Rubio is in talks to become Cowell's third angel.
  The deals will have to be completed soon as The X Factor starts production on season three next week (beg20May13). The new judges will replace season two panellists Britney Spears and Antonio 'L.A.' Reid, who both departed the show in January (13). (KL/EW/ZN) HIDE STORY

Rocker SEBASTIAN BACH has axed a string of shows in South Africa because of "scheduling conflicts".   READ MORE...

  Rocker SEBASTIAN BACH has axed a string of shows in South Africa because of "scheduling conflicts".
  The former Skid Row frontman was due to play with the band Kings Of Chaos next month (Jun13), but he has pulled out of the dates to record his next album and focus on his TV commitments.
  A post on his Facebook.com page reads, "Due to scheduling conflicts with the recording of his forthcoming studio album and the production schedule for a new major network television show, Sebastian Bach will not be able to perform with Kings Of Chaos in South Africa this June. He hopes to tour with them in the very near future and wishes them the best with these dates. Look for news on Bach's new album and TV show very soon!" (CL/FCB/MT) HIDE STORY

Singer BONNIE TYLER's hopes of winning the Eurovision Song Contest were dashed on Saturday (18May13) when an act from Denmark scooped the trophy.   READ MORE...

  Singer BONNIE TYLER's hopes of winning the Eurovision Song Contest were dashed on Saturday (18May13) when an act from Denmark scooped the trophy.
  The Welsh star represented the U.K. in the European pop competition, performing her track Believe In Me at the final in Malmo, Sweden.
  She racked up just 23 points and finished 19th out of 26 countries, while 20-year-old Emmelie de Forest of Denmark received 281 points for her song Only Teardrops and was crowned the winner.
  But Tyler has no regrets about taking part in Eurovision, insisting, "The songs at the top of the table totally deserve to be up there. Of course I would have liked to bring it back to the U.K. but it's been a night to remember. I'm so glad and so happy that I did it because it was an incredible experience."
  Tyler's defeat comes after veteran British crooner Engelbert Humperdinck came second from last with just 12 points last year (12). (PAW/WNWCCB/ZN) HIDE STORY

DEEP PURPLE frontman IAN GILLAN isn't surprised Britain's heavy rock icons have never been honoured with knighthoods and royal accolades, because he and his peers refuse to rub shoulders with "the right people".   READ MORE...

  DEEP PURPLE frontman IAN GILLAN isn't surprised Britain's heavy rock icons have never been honoured with knighthoods and royal accolades, because he and his peers refuse to rub shoulders with "the right people".
  The rocker reveals he has never come close to becoming Sir Ian and he doesn't expect a Sir Ozzy, a Sir Geezer or a Sir Robert Plant any time soon - because the heavier stars are too anti-establishment for the royal family and top politicians.
  He tells WENN, "I've fought all my life against being institutionalised and I think you have to actively search these things out, in other words mingle with the right people, and we don't get invited to those kind of things."
  Gillan believes the same can be said about acts that are inducted to the Rock & Roll of Fame, a museum Deep Purple still haven't been added to after getting overlooked again this year (13).
  He adds, "I got an inside word in there and they were talking of us as one-hit wonders!
  "It's not the fans that vote for these things... it's a little coterie of people in the business chewing their cigars and figuring out who they would benefit by scratching backs and reciprocal treatment, and I remind myself that these are the same committee, although a different generation, that probably decided The Monkees were America's answer to The Beatles." (KL/WN/ZN) HIDE STORY