Ozzy Osbourne bows out with Birmingham hometown finale
Ozzy Osbourne performed a farewell live show for about 40,000 fans at Villa Park in Birmingham with Black Sabbath founding members joining him. The Parkinson's-diagnosed singer used a rising throne, urged the crowd, and later teamed with Tony Iommi Geezer Butler and Bill Ward for a Paranoid finale. The day included acts like Anthrax Metallica and Guns N Roses amid tributes from Jack Black Dolly Parton and Elton John.
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Oasis reunion opens Cardiff with Supersonic crowd roar
Oasis returns from a 16 year hiatus with a two hour Cardiff show drawing 60 000 fans. Noel and Liam Gallagher performed largely apart with a mix of Definitely Maybe and What s the Story Morning Glory tracks. Encores included Dont Look Back in Anger Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova as the crowd sang along.
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Burial plans split between parents and children sparks advice
A letter writer seeks guidance on arranging a joint burial beside his late wife despite objections from his children. The adviser urges private discussion with his wife, suggests appointing a nonfamily executor, and notes potential emotional roots in grief while urging sensitivity toward the children.
Dear Abby advice on teenage son and long distance crush
A mother worries about 21 year old Travis living at home and hiding his whereabouts unsure if a drug problem exists. The column advises giving him privacy while respecting his independence and notes the husband’s stance. Additional letters cover a long distance dating misstep and coping with loss after hysterectomy with guidance toward empathy and possible therapy.
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Jurassic World Rebirth dominates July Fourth box office
The Universal Pictures blockbuster led a five day global launch of 318.3 million dollars, with 147.3 million earned in North America and 171 million internationally. It opened in 82 markets including China, where it grossed 41.5 million. The film stars Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali, cost 180 million to make, and opened amid mixed reviews but strong word of mouth.
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