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OZZY OSBOURNE On CBS' 'The Talk'; Entire Episode Available

February 8, 2011

Ozzy Osbourne was a guest on today's (Tuesday, February 8) edition of the CBS program "The Talk", which is co-hosted by Osbourne's wife/manager Sharon. The entire episode can be viewed at this location. Clips from the program are available below.

Ozzy Osbourne canceled his January 30 show in Reno, Nevada due to a "sudden illness." The concert has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 23.

The promoter of the Reno gig sent out a press statement saying, "Based on advice from doctors, it is with great regret that Ozzy Osbourne is postponing his show . . . due to a sudden illness." The nature of the illness was not disclosed.

Ozzy previously postponed the St. Louis and Minneapolis dates on his fall 2010 U.S. tour after he contracted an ear infection, complications from which prevented him from performing.

Ozzy appeared in a commercial with Justin Bieber this past Sunday (February 6) during the Super Bowl.

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