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OZZY And SHARON On 'Larry King Live': Video Posted Online

April 6, 2004

A KTLA TV report on the announcement that Kelly Osbourne was checking into rehab, including highlights from Ozzy and Sharon's appearance on "Larry King Live" Friday (April 2),can be viewed online at this location.

Kelly Osbourne, who was driven to the Promises Drug & Alcohol clinic in Malibu, California, by her 18-year-old brother Jack last Friday, is believed to be hooked on the powerful and addictive painkillers vicodin and oxycontin, which contain synthetic opiates drugs similar to heroin.

Oxycontin has been labelled "hillbilly heroin" because of the grip it has taken on poor rural communities in America. But both drugs have also taken their toll on the rich and famous.

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