Dad was a working class hero - Kelly Osbourne

Kelly Osbourne made a rare public appearance in Birmingham, U.K., to accept the Lord Mayor’s Award and a book of condolences on behalf of her father, Ozzy Osbourne, who was posthumously honored for his contributions to music and culture. This event marked a significant moment as it coincided with what would have been his 77th birthday.

Ireland, along with Spain, Slovenia, and the Netherlands, has announced a boycott of the Eurovision Song Contest due to Israel's participation, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and calls for Israel's exclusion related to the conflict in Gaza.

The CEO of the airport has rejected a petition signed by nearly 77,000 people calling for the airport to be renamed after the late Ozzy Osbourne. This decision comes amidst ongoing discussions about honoring the iconic musician, who has had a significant impact on the entertainment industry.

Singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading has unveiled her choral work titled 'Homeland,' which celebrates the people of Birmingham, a city she has called home since 1958. The project reflects her deep connection to the community and highlights the cultural significance of Birmingham in her life and career.

Miley Cyrus has confirmed her engagement to musician Maxx Morando, expressing surprise at the proposal during a recent trip. The couple has been together for four years, marking a significant milestone in their relationship.

Sharon Osbourne commemorated what would have been her late husband Ozzy Osbourne’s 77th birthday with a heartfelt tribute on social media, marking a significant moment as it is the first birthday celebrated since his passing. This rare public acknowledgment highlights the enduring bond between the couple and the impact of Ozzy's legacy on his family and fans.

The nominees for the Brits Critics' Choice award have been announced, highlighting emerging talent in the music industry as selected by a panel of industry experts. This award aims to recognize and promote new artists who are expected to make a significant impact in the entertainment sector.

Misha Glenny has been announced as the new host of BBC Radio 4's program In Our Time, succeeding Bragg, who stepped down after over 27 years in the role. This transition marks a significant change for the long-running show, which has been a staple of BBC Radio programming since its inception.