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How is the media covering Ozzy Osbourne?Ozzy Osbourne often is covered by Center Media sources.
Left: 34%
Center: 49%
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Ozzy Osbourne?Ozzy Osbourne often is covered by Center Media sources.
Left: 34%
Center: 49%
17%
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Rob Reiner · United StatesBy Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — The star of one of Rob Reiner’s most celebrated films, “The Princess Bride,” has posted a lengthy and loving tribute to the director and his wife, more than two weeks after they were found dead, saying he “can finally put my grief into words.” Cary Elwes shared footage of the filming of the beloved 1987 film on his verified Instagram account, as well as a conversation with Reiner, who he described as “a brilli…See the Story
Rob and Michele Reiner Remembered in Emotional Tribute by ‘Princess Bride’ Star Cary Elwes
62% Center coverage: 39 sources
Rob ReinerHere’s a look back at those in the entertainment community we lost in 2025: JanuaryJanuary 3 — Jeff Baena, director, husband of Aubrey PlazaJanuary 15 — David Lynch, director, Twin Peaks, Blue VelvetJanuary 30 — Marianne Faithfull, Grammy-nominated singer, actress FebruaryFebruary 26 — Michelle Trachtenberg, actress, Gossip Girl, Buffy the Vampire SlayerFebruary 26 — Gene Hackman, actor, The French ConnectionFebruary 28 — David Johansen, rock si…See the Story
The Year in Entertainment 2025: Those We Lost
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Ozzy Osbourne · BirminghamOzzy Osbourne’s presence still looms large over Birmingham, and fans clearly aren’t done paying their respects. The ‘Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero’ exhibition has now been extended for a second time, cementing its place as one of the most attended cultural events in the city’s recent history. The free exhibition opened at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery on June 25th, timed to align with Black Sabbath’s farewell show, ‘Back to the Beginning…See the Story
