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News18
26-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Ozzy Osbourne's Final Months Filmed For A Documentary Titled 'Home To Roost'
Last Updated: Jack also told the Daily Mail's Weekend magazine that his father had finished an autobiography called Last Rites. Ozzy Osbourne's final months were filmed for a documentary. The 76-year-old Black Sabbath rocker passed away earlier this week following a long battle with Parkinson's disease, and Jack revealed his parents, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, had been filming a docuseries, Home To Roost, about their move back to Buckinghamshire in the UK after 20 years in the USA. Jack also told the Daily Mail's Weekend magazine that his father had finished an autobiography called Last Rites, which is due out later this year. Jack, 39, did the interview before his father passed away, and during the chat, he spoke about his work as a co-producer on an upcoming biopic about Ozzy. He said: 'Right now it'll take place over the Sabbath era and early 1980s. We're definitely going for a more adult rating for the film. This is by no means going to be a fluff piece. Right now we're going through a rewrite with Craig Borten, who wrote [Matthew McConaughey-starring] Dallas Buyers Club." News of Ozzy's death was confirmed by his family in a statement, which read: 'It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family's privacy at this time. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis." It was later reported that Ozzy passed away at his home in Buckinghamshire, and his family had flown in from Los Angeles to be with him. A source told MailOnline: '[His passing was] unexpected to be this soon." The insider added that daughters Aimee, 41, and Kelly, 40, had come from Los Angeles to be with their father, and Jack had flown in from his home in Idaho to watch his father perform at his final Black Sabbath gig in Birmingham on July 5. The source said: 'Ozzy was always meant to come back to Britain to live in Buckinghamshire, it was where Sharon had spent so long preparing their family home for him. 'There was much hope that he would be around for a lot longer than this, but at one point,t there were fears they would not get him back from Los Angeles for the concert earlier this month. Kelly has been at the house a lot in the last week or so, and so has Aimee. It is terribly sad for all of them; they really hoped he would be able to carry on for a bit longer. 'But it's so lovely that he had his children around him during his last days." First Published: July 26, 2025, 12:39 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Buzz Feed
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
2025 Songs Of The Summer Predictions
So far in 2025, we've had new albums from Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Benson Boone, and even Will Smith. With the year far from over, I feel like it's time to predict what hit will be crowned the "song of the summer" before we're any deeper into the year. So, I asked my fellow trending news and pop culture enthusiasts at BuzzFeed which song they believe is the 2025 "song of the summer," and everybody had great responses. Here are which songs they picked (including my own selection). "Manchild" — Sabrina Carpenter "I didn't like it at first but it has grown on me, and no other song has appeared and become a 'song of the summer' for me, so I guess this one is it this year. It's so damn catchy!"—Nora Dominick, Senior Entertainment Editor Check out the music video for "Manchild." "New Friends" — Flowerovlove "'new friends' by flowerovlove is pure pop perfection. The bridge ('You're just a man / Why would I be your friend?') is iconic, and I hope her career blows up like Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan's did last summer!"—Kristen Harris, Staff Writer Check out the visualizer for "New Friends." "Vibes Don't Lie (Remix)" — Leon Thomas & Big Sean "Not to be dramatic, but this song was MADE for sun-lounging and rosé-sipping. If you're a fan of slow, sexy R&B, this — and any Leon Thomas track, TBH — is for you."—Leyla Mohammed, Staff Writer Check out the YT audio of "Vibes Don't Lie (Remix). "Wifey Riddim" — Shygirl ft. Jorja Smith & SadBoi "Colossal team-up, infectious production, eye-catching video—what else could you want? Shygirl is, as always, always bringing the heat."—Larry Fitzmaurice, Senior Weekend Editor Check out the music video for "Wifey Riddim." "Nokia" — Drake "My song of the summer (despite it being released in February) is 'Nokia' by Drake. No matter your feelings about Drizzy in 2025, the man has always known how to master a catchy summer song — and this track is no exception. As well as being a total bop, 'Nokia' asks the all-important questions for a true hot girl summer: 'Who's calling my phone?' and 'Where the fuck the function?' Get me some sun, a spicy marg, and what more could I need?"—Ellen Durney, Staff Writer"Mine is Drake's 'NOKIA.' It's just so groovy! Whenever I hear, 'Where the f*** the function,' it's like a call to action. Like, I immediately want to get up and find the vibes."—Chelsea Stewart, Weekend Editor Check out the music video for "Nokia." "Can We Talk About Isaac?" — Rachel Chinouriri "This song belongs on every summer playlist, in my humble opinion — it's bright, pop perfection that makes you wanna dance around the room and sing into a hairbrush. I saw her perform the song at her headline tour last month, and the energy of the crowd was electric. I think we're long overdue for a Rachel Chinouriri summer."—Angelica Martinez, Latine Editorial Lead Check out the official visualiser for "Can We Talk About Issac?" "You Got Time and I Got Money" — Smerz "This is a *true* version of summer: languorous in the sticky heat, yearning but woozy, fun but TIRED. It's a pop song with just enough cheek and just enough swagger. It's a Smerz Summer."—Alex Naidus, Editorial Director Check out the music video for "You Got Time and I Got Money." "Ribs" — Lorde "RIBS — LORDE — This is my song of the summer for 2025 because I listen to it when I am depressed and baby, look around, this song has never been more relevant. Also, despite it being my depression song, it's also a certified bop, so if you see me driving down the road crying while listening to this song for the 17th time this week, no you didn't!"—Lara Parker, Director of the Lifestyle and Trending News Check out the YT audio for "Ribs." "Headphones On" — Addison Rae "The song of the summer is 'Headphones On' by Addison Rae. Am I correct? No. Do I care? NO!!!!"—Sarah Wainschel, Deputy Director, Aud Dev"To me, this year's song of the summer glory belongs to Addison Rae for blessing us with 'Headphones On' because not only is it a bop, but it genuinely feeeels like summer. It doesn't take itself seriously, makes my brain feel smooth, and forces me to forget about The Grind™ and soak up some (much needed) vibey vibes instead. Just like summer. Guess I gotta accept the pain. 💅"—Kelsie Hammond, Junior Community Strategist Check out the music video for "Headphones On." "Boots on the Ground (Where Them Fans At)" — 803Fresh "I think 'Boots on the Ground' by 803Fresh is definitely the song of the summer. It's catchy, and it feels new and familiar at the same time. No matter how many times I hear it, it makes me dance."—Tafi Mukunyadzi, Senior Editor Check out the music video for "Boots on the Ground." "No Broke Boys" — Disco Lines & Tinashe "Hearing this song for the first time made me feel like I was driving through California with the car roof open, even though I was actually in my mother's SUV in the suburbs "—Natasha Jokic, Senior Staff Writer Check out the official audio for "No Broke Boys." "End of the World" — Miley Cyrus "It SHOULD have been 'End of the World' by Miley Cyrus, but you all let it flop. A poignant, relevant song (the political climate—HELLO) with a catchy-as-hell, ABBA-esque beat: Miley delivered everything you could want in a song of the summer!! I'll never, EVER forget that you let her (and me) down!!!"—Matt Stopera, Founding Editor Check out the music video for "End of the World." "Final Boss" — MARINA "MARINA's newest album is full of bangers, but the final song is my favorite. It's wildly catchy, and it's the perfect 'getting ready to go out' song. Shout-out to 'CUNTISSIMO' as a runner-up."—Hannah Marder, Senior Staff Writer Check out the visualiser for "Final Boss." "Asking 4 A Friend" — Bermuda Search Party "You know that feeling in the summer when the sun starts to set around 9pm and you find yourself in a backyard surrounded by good friends and the music that's playing just hits all the right vibes. That's Bermuda Search Party. Their sound is so nostalgic and yet of this very moment. It's like their music is from a cut scene of a movie you always wanted to be in except this time it's your real life, soak it in. When the brass comes in, you cant help but move your feet and smile. Oh and if you can, go see them live, its magic."—Jennifer Tonti, Senior Audience Development Strategist Check out the music video for "Asking For a Friend." "Ace Trumpets" — Clipse "There's something about a pure gangster, grimy, gully beat by Pharrell that makes you frown in utter disgust that just hits the inner east-coast child in me. You know that stank face you make when the beat is soooo good? THIS! Not to mention hearing Pusha T and Malice reunite and lay down entire verses where they rhyme with one word the whole time. Lyrical mastery. Insanity. On repeat over here."—Karlton Jahmal, Sponsorship and Assignments Editor at BuzzFeed Check out the lyric video for "Ace Trumpets." "Is It?" — Tyla "Tyla "Is It?' is my song of the summer because it's such a summery, flirtatious bop with a super cute music video to accompany it. Tyla continues to prove that she's a formidable main pop girlie!"—Terry Carter Jr., Director of Pop Culture and Celebrity News Check out the music video for "Is It?" And finally, "Hold My Hand" (Jet2holidays Version) — Jess Glynne The internet has spoken! The song of the summer is Jess Glynne's 2015 song 'Hold My Hand', but not the original. No. 'Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday' commercial being repurposed for TikTok videos and Instagram Reels. I've been a fan of the song before the 2022 Jet2holidays ad, but I have discovered a new love for the track with that quirky British voice talking over a video of a toddler tumbling down padded stairs.—Myke Thompson, Jr. Staff Writer Check out the TV advert for Jet2holiday. Now it's your turn! What do you think is the 2025 song of the summer? Share in the comments or use this anonymous form.
Bloomberg
20-07-2025
- Politics
- Bloomberg
What Happens When the World's Population Starts Shrinking?
Welcome back to The Forecast from Bloomberg Weekend, where we help you think about the future — from next week to next decade. This weekend we're looking at depopulation — as well as whether Trump will fire Powell, elderly college students and more.
Time Business News
06-07-2025
- Time Business News
Best Spiritual Destinations Near Mumbai: Sacred Getaways for Divine Peace
Mumbai, the bustling metropolis, is surrounded by some of India's most revered spiritual destinations Near Mumbai. Whether you seek blessings, tranquility, or a connection with divinity, these sacred places near Mumbai offer a perfect retreat. From ancient Jyotirlingas to powerful Devi temples and holy pilgrimage towns, each destination has a unique spiritual significance. You can read Weekend Getaway from Mumbai In this blog, we explore the best spiritual destinations near Mumbai, including Shirdi, Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga, Dehu-Alandi, Vajreshwari Devi Mandir, Jivdani Mata Mandir, and Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga. Each location is covered with an overview, how to reach, best time to visit, things to do, best nearby places to visit, and travel tips to help you plan a soulful journey. Weekend Getaway from Mumbai – 8 Perfect Escapes to Rejuvenate Your Soul Shirdi is one of India's most famous pilgrimage sites, dedicated to Sai Baba, a saint revered by millions for his teachings of love and devotion. By Road: 240 km from Mumbai (~5-hour drive via NH160). 240 km from Mumbai (~5-hour drive via NH160). By Train: Nearest station is Sainagar Shirdi (accessible via Manmad Junction). Nearest station is Sainagar Shirdi (accessible via Manmad Junction). By Flight: Shirdi Airport (flights from Mumbai, Delhi, and other cities). October to March (pleasant weather, ideal for darshan). (pleasant weather, ideal for darshan). Avoid peak seasons like Ram Navami & Guru Purnima if you dislike crowds. Attend Kakad Aarti & Shej Aarti at Sai Baba Temple. at Sai Baba Temple. Visit Dwarkamai, Chavadi, and Samadhi Mandir . . Explore Shani Shingnapur (45 km away). Sai Heritage Village Shirdi Sai Baba Museum Lendibagh (Lendi Garden) Book online darshan passes to avoid long queues. to avoid long queues. Stay in trusted hotels near the temple for convenience. near the temple for convenience. You Can Book Cab From Mumbai To Shirdi One day trip Best Weekend Getaways from Pune Trimbakeshwar, near Nashik, is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is believed to be the origin of the Godavari River. By Road: 180 km from Mumbai (~4-hour drive via NH160). 180 km from Mumbai (~4-hour drive via NH160). By Train: Nashik Road Railway Station (28 km from Trimbakeshwar). Monsoon (July-September) for scenic beauty. for scenic beauty. Maha Shivratri & Shravan Month (special rituals). Take a holy dip in Kushavarta Kund . . Perform Pind Daan & Rudrabhishek . . Visit Brahmagiri Hill (trekking spot). Anjaneri Fort (Birthplace of Lord Hanuman) Sula Vineyards (Nashik) Pandavleni Caves One Day Trip from Mumbai: 12 Scenic & Spiritual Escapes You'll Love Located in the Sahyadri hills, Bhimashankar is another Jyotirlinga surrounded by lush greenery and wildlife. By Road: 110 km from Mumbai (~3-hour drive via Pune). 110 km from Mumbai (~3-hour drive via Pune). By Train: Nearest station is Pune (95 km away). June to February (cool weather, great for trekking). Nagphani (Duke's Nose) Lonavala & Khandala Aamby Valley Best Hill Stations in Maharashtra | Best Complete Travel Guide Dehu and Alandi are twin pilgrimage towns associated with Sant Tukaram and Sant Dnyaneshwar, key figures in Maharashtra's Bhakti movement. By Road: 120 km from Mumbai (~3-hour drive via Pune Expressway). 120 km from Mumbai (~3-hour drive via Pune Expressway). By Train: Nearest station is Pune (25 km from Alandi). November to February (pleasant weather). (pleasant weather). Ashadhi Ekadashi & Kartiki Ekadashi (major festivals). Shaniwar Wada (Pune) Osho Ashram Sinhagad Fort Located near Bhiwandi, this ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Vajreshwari, believed to fulfill devotees' wishes. By Road: 75 km from Mumbai (~2-hour drive). 75 km from Mumbai (~2-hour drive). By Train: Nearest station is Vasai (30 km away). Navratri & Diwali (special celebrations). Take a dip in Tapta Kund (hot water spring) / Akloli Kund. / Akloli Kund. Visit Shri Tungareshwar Mahadev Temple (nearby). Ganeshpuri (Bhagwan Nityanand Ashram) Kelva Beach Avoid weekends if you prefer a quiet visit. Carry minimal belongings (crowded temple area). Perched on a hill in Virar, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Jivdani, attracting devotees for blessings and trekking. By Road: 60 km from Mumbai (~1.5-hour drive). 60 km from Mumbai (~1.5-hour drive). By Train: Virar Station (3 km from base). Winter mornings (best for trekking). Trek 1,200+ steps to the temple. to the temple. Enjoy panoramic views from the top. Arnala Fort & Beach Vasai Fort The 12th Jyotirlinga, located near Ellora Caves, is a must-visit for Shiva devotees. By Road: 340 km from Mumbai (~6-hour drive). 340 km from Mumbai (~6-hour drive). By Flight: Aurangabad Airport (30 km away). October to March (cool weather). Visit Ellora & Ajanta Caves . . Explore Daulatabad Fort. Bibi Ka Maqbara Panchakki (Water Mill) These spiritual destinations near Mumbai offer divine blessings, historical richness, and serene surroundings. Whether you seek the powerful Jyotirlingas, the grace of Devi temples, or the wisdom of saintly towns, each place provides a unique spiritual experience. Plan your pilgrimage wisely, respect local customs, and immerse yourself in the divine aura of these sacred sites! Jivdani Mata Mandir (Virar) and Vajreshwari Temple are the closest (~1.5-2 hours). Bhimashankar (~3 hours) and Trimbakeshwar (~4 hours). Yes, Vajreshwari, Jivdani, and Bhimashankar can be covered in a day. Dehu-Alandi and Bhimashankar offer serene vibes. Modest clothing (avoid shorts/sleeveless). TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Bloomberg
22-06-2025
- General
- Bloomberg
Regime Change Could Make Iran Even More Confrontational
Welcome back to The Forecast from Bloomberg Weekend, where we help you think about the future — from next week to next decade. We've tweaked our format just a tad! Let us know what you think by emailing: weekend@
