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Python under water

Throwback to a wild Burmese python underwater in the Everglades back in 2015. Most people would never know this photo was taken underwater if I didn’t tell them, it was in a spot with...

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We’ve got you, Mum” — A heartbreaking moment as Jack and Kelly Osbourne held tightly onto their mother, Sharon, just as she nearly collapsed in grief beside the sea of white floral tributes for Ozzy. The wind carried the scent of jasmine and quiet sobs. Sharon trembled as she touched the photo of her husband, tears streaming down her face. And then — from the steps of the cathedral — Susan Boyle’s gentle voice began to rise, singing “You Raise Me Up,” soon joined by Andrea Bocelli’s warm tenor. The entire square fell silent. No stage lights, no applause — only music, wrapping around the Osbourne family like invisible arms. Sharon lifted her head, her eyes still wet but now flickering with the faintest glimmer of light. In that moment, grief was no longer a bottomless pit — it became a tender farewell sung into the wind.

We’ve got you mum: Emotional moment Jack and Kelly Osbourne cling on to mother Sharon as she almost collapses in grief while viewing floral tributes for Ozz A frail Sharon Osbourne appeared to stumble...

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No gold buzzer. No stage lights. Just silence — until Simon Cowell did something no one saw coming. This wasn’t a show. But he still showed up. And what he brought… wasn’t judgment. It was a letter. On the morning of July 27, as Ozzy Osbourne was laid to rest beneath the gray skies of London, people expected musicians, family, even old bandmates. But when Simon Cowell arrived — in a simple black suit, no entourage, no press — everyone went silent. He stood by the casket, placed a folded letter on top… and whispered: “You were chaos… but you were real. And real changed everything.” Then he turned to Ozzy’s daughter, hugged her, and walked away without saying another word. The letter? Someone opened it hours later. Inside, Simon had written: “You taught the world to break rules with heart. You scared me at first… Then you inspired me forever.” Not a judge. Not a critic. Just a man saying goodbye… to a rebel the world will never replace.

Simon Cowell Silently Leaves Handwritten Letter on Ozzy Osbourne’s Casket — ‘You scared me… then inspired me forever’       London, July 27 — It wasn’t the kind of entrance we’ve come to...

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HEART-WRENCHING MOMENT: Adam Lambert & Josh Groban Pay Tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner as His 8-Year-Old Daughter Clutches His Photo and Sobs on Stage The audience fell silent as Adam Lambert stepped forward, his voice trembling as he began an unreleased sorrowful ballad. Josh Groban followed with deep, resonant notes that pierced every heart in the room. On the giant screen behind them, images of Malcolm-Jamal Warner cradling his daughter as a toddler drew tears from many. Then came the moment no one was prepared for: Malcolm’s 8-year-old daughter quietly walked onto the stage, clutching her father’s photo to her chest. As the music swelled, she sobbed uncontrollably. “I can’t see Daddy anywhere…” she cried, her voice blending with the song, shattering the crowd. This wasn’t just a performance—it was raw grief, transformed into music. A tribute that didn’t just honor a man, but etched itself deep into every soul present.

Adam Lambert stood motionless, dressed in black. The air was heavy, almost sacred. Next to him, a microphone waited in silence. In the shadows behind, Josh Groban sat at a grand piano, his head...