A new documentary will be released in 2010 about Ozzy Osbourne called Wreckage of my Past. It looks very revealing. We hope it goes deep into the darker early days of Ozzy.

Nine-year-old Yuto Miyazawa performed the Ozzy Osbourne hit single Crazy Train on Ellen DeGeneres. Yuto is amazing.

When asked who his idols are he said:

"Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads."

After Yuto completed his performance, which he made look easy, Ozzy came out on stage and presented Yuto with a picture. Yuto was excited and stunned. Wait until he tells his friends.

Fox has a new variety show called The Osbournes Reloaded is coming soon, and it looks really good. In one episode a male audience member is tricked into making out with a grandmother for $100.

Only six episodes were filmed, because Fox wanted to wait and see how viewers receive the show. Let’s hope it’s fun enough to stay on the air. We need more fun on TV.

Back in December reports surfaced that Sharon Osbourne had pulled the hair of Megan Hauserman on Charm School, after Megan insulted Ozzy Osbourne. Megan, who appeared to be wasted on the show, went to the hospital and filed a police report. The video above shows the whole incident.

Bottom line. Don’t insult another woman’s family. However, Sharon is setting a poor example for her son and daughter. Violence was not the right way to settle this matter.

Ozzy Osbourne is upset with Sheriff Paul Laney of Fargo, North Dakota for using Ozzy’s name to invite 500 people to a fake Ozzy party at a night club just before Ozzy went on stage there on October 29. Around 30 people showed up to the police sting and were arrested. Ozzy believes the operation has damaged his reputation and has complained about the police action in this statement:

"Instead of holding a press conference to pat himself on the back, Sheriff Laney should be apologising to me for using my name in connection with these arrests. It is insulting to me and to my audience and it shows how lazy this particular sheriff is when it comes to doing his job."

The sheriff did apologize to Ozzy explaining:

"We meant no disrespect toward Mr Osbourne or his show. What we did was a very creative law enforcement technique to lure individuals who had active criminal warrants to come to us." He added they had to use such techniques to keep up with the criminals: "They get very creative in how they abscond from the law. We just got real creative in how we reeled them in."

It’s illegal to use Ozzy’s name without his permission. Ozzy should sue the Sheriff to make sure he understands it’s not okay to break the law in order to enforce the law.