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News18
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Jelly Roll Levels Jake Paul In The Ring As Feud Heats Up
Last Updated: Roll hit Paul with an incredible slam to plant him on the canvas as Randy Orton acknowledged the musician's knack for wrestling. Country music artist Jelly Roll gave the world a sneak-peek into his in-ring skills on the latest episode of WWE SmackDown as he levelled Logan Paul on the canvas to send the WWE Universe into delirium. The duo got into a brawl on Friday, and Roll was the man left standing as he hit Paul with an incredible slam to plant him on the canvas, as Randy Orton acknowledged the musician's knack for wrestling. Jelly Roll showed a preview of his in ring skills against Logan Paul. How hyped is everyone for his tag team match at SummerSlam?? #SmackDown — Public Enemies Podcast (@PublicEnemiesHQ) July 26, 2025 Roll and Paul were involved in a slugfest as Orton, who was outside the squared circle, looked in awe of the singer who planted the influencer-turned-wrestler Paul in stunning fashion. The in-ring confrontation between the two followed an interview on Wednesday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel LIVE featuring Roll and Orton, which was unexpectedly interrupted by Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul. Roll created a memorable moment for the cameras by smashing Logan Paul through a table with a chokeslam before glaring down at Paul. Orton stepped in to defend Roll, exclaiming, 'Nobody flew here to see you act like a prick. Wrong time, wrong place." The tension escalated, leading to a clash between Roll and Orton before Paul intervened to taunt the country music artist. To the audience's delight, Roll stood up to Paul, even after taking a hit, and made a statement by dramatically sending Paul through the table. The pairing of Roll and Orton are slated to take on McIntyre and Paul in a tag-team battle at the upcoming WWE pay-per-view, SummerSlam. view comments First Published: 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.
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Oasis pay emotional tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at Wembley stadium show
Liam and Noel Gallagher showed their love and respect for Ozzy Osbourne at Wembley Stadium as they dedicated Live Forever to the Black Sabbath icon in a touching moment Oasis paid an emotional tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at their first London show at Wembley Stadium as they dedicated Live Forever to the Black Sabbath icon. The rock legend died aged 76 on Tuesday as his family confirmed the sad news. Liam said: "That one was dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne, a Rock N Roll Star." He then launched into Rock N Roll Star The band, led by Noel and Liam Gallagher, previously dedicated Live Forever to Liverpool's Diogo Jota at their Cardiff shows when the tour kicked off. In the final moments of the song, the giant screens on stage projected the number 20 on the Liverpool player's shirt, raising emotions and drawing cheers and applause among the onlooking fans in the stadium. And now Oasis have also paid their respects to Black Sabbath rocker Ozzy. The band dedicated Live Forever to him at Wembley during the opening show at the venue which caused cheers and applause from the crowd. At the end of the song, Liam said: "That one was dedicated to Ozzy Osbourne, a Rock N Roll Star." He then launched into Rock N Roll Star Ozzy's family announced he had died in statement on Tuesday which shocked the music world, as it came just over two weeks after the Back To The Beginning show at Villa Park. Get Oasis updates straight to your WhatsApp! As the hotly anticipated Oasis reunion tour grows closer, the Mirror has launched its very own Oasis WhatsApp community where you'll get all the latest news on the Gallagher brothers and all the information you'll need in the run up to the gigs. We'll send you the latest breaking updates and exclusives all directly to your phone. Users must download or already have WhatsApp on their phones to join in. All you have to do to join is click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! We may also send you stories from other titles across the Reach group. We will also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose Exit group. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. The statement said: '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 privacy at this time. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis.' Oasis anthem Live Forever includes the emotional lyrics: 'Maybe you're the same as me, we see things they'll never see, You and I are gonna live forever.' Oasis: What's Their Story? An unofficial celebration magazine on sale now! A few simple words on social media on August 27 in 2024 were enough to spark pandemonium among Oasis fans and were the catalyst for the most eagerly awaited UK gigs of all time. This special unofficial magazine, available to order here, marks the reunion and honours the band both now and down the years with our incredible archive of photos and interviews - and with exclusive reviews and photographs of their first show! Oasis have returned to perform at Wembley Stadium for the first time since July 12, 2009, during their Dig Out Your Soul tour. They will play a total of five nights there. Competition for an all important spot at the barriers has been tough during Oasis' comeback gigs so far. And Wembley was no different with fans forming a queue hours before the group were due on stage Today/yesterday(FRI). The sell out tour began with two nights in Cardiff which was followed by five homecoming gigs in Manchester's Heaton Park. The band's two hour shows have earned five star reviews across the board and it has been dubbed the rock'n'roll reunion of the decade.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
What Ozzy Osbourne's Secret Children From 1st Marriage Have Said About His Passing
Ozzy Osbourne's eldest children, who are not well-known, have reacted to his passing. The English Rock n' Roll legend died on July 22 after a lengthy battle with Parkinson's disease. Multiple children and grandchildren survive him. Ozzy was a founding member of the popular rock band Black Sabbath." Shortly before he died, he was able to hold a farewell concert just a few weeks ago. Ozzy Osbourne's Secret Children Paid Touching Tributes A statement from the Osbourne family confirmed Ozzy died at 76 in his luxury mansion in Buckinghamshire, surrounded by his family. The statement, signed by his wife Sharon Osbourne and their three children, Aimee, Kelly, and Jack, also included Ozzy's son from his first marriage, Louis. Although it is unknown if Louis was present at his father's deathbed, he paid his respects with a touching social media tribute. Ozzy's son, a DJ, changed his Facebook profile picture to a blank black photo to signify his grief, according to The Sun. The singer's first wife was Thelma Riley, and they had two children, Louis and Jessica, before getting divorced in 1982. Jessica Osbourne similarly paid her respects by sharing a picture of the iconic singer on her Instagram story, captioned, "RIP Ozzy." She also played one of his popular songs, "Crazy Train," in the post. Ozzy Osbourne Had Six Children From His Two Marriages The "War Pigs" singer and his first wife also shared a third child, Elliot Kingsley, whom Ozzy officially adopted. According to Page Six, Riley had Kingsley with an unidentified man before she met Ozzy. After his divorce, the songwriter married Sharon Osbourne in 1982, and together, they had Aimee, Kelly, and Jack. Ozzy's adopted son and biological children from his first marriage have mostly stayed out of the spotlight, unlike his children from his marriage to Sharon. They are more popular and have made appearances on "The Osbournes" reality show. Jessica and Louis, however, don't have a close bond with the Prince of Darkness, whom they recalled was rarely at home during their childhood. The Music Legend Held a Farewell Show Earlier This Month Before he died, the "Black Sabbath" founder was privileged to hold a farewell show with his former bandmates earlier this month. The show was performed in front of 40,000 fans in Birmingham. His struggles with addiction led to him being kicked out of the band in 1979. However, he was able to reunite with ex-bandmates Geezer Butler, Tony Lommi, and Bill Ward to perform an emotional five-song set. The show was dubbed "The Greatest Heavy Metal Show Ever." During the performance, Ozzy was spotted in happy spirits as he grinned from ear to ear. He also thanked his fans for all they had done for him throughout his six-decade-long career. Ozzy Osbourne Was Rumored to Have Died Just 76 Days Before His Passing Before the heavy metal singer passed away, there were widespread speculations about his deteriorating condition. As reported by The Blast, his daughter, Kelly, had to shut down the rumors. She took to Instagram to deny rumors that her father was dead, criticizing a social media user for saying that she was in denial instead. Kelly called the social media user "rude" and a "nasty c-nt" for being insensitive about her father's plight. She remained firm in her belief that he was not dying and wrote that her father's condition was different from what the user had described. The Osbourne Family Hoped The Singer Would Be Around Much Longer Despite Ozzy's one-year battle with Parkinson's disease, his family had hoped that he would live longer and were shocked to learn of his demise. The Blast reported that his death was "unexpected to be this soon." A source also revealed that the iconic singer's wife, Sharon, had been preparing their family home in Buckinghamshire for him. However, he didn't get to stay there for long before passing away. The source also said, "There was much hope that he would be around for a lot longer than this, but at one point, there were fears they would not get him back from Los Angeles for the concert earlier this month." During Ozzy's final days, his daughters, Kelly and Aimee, spent a lot of time at his house. They also held faith that he would "be able to carry on for a bit longer." Solve the daily Crossword
Scottish Sun
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Moment pensioner is dragged out of immersive Elvis Presley show by burly security guards after he called it ‘b*****ks'
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THIS is the moment a pensioner was dragged out of an immersive Elvis Presley show by security - after allegedly calling it 'b*****ks'. Shocking video shows the elderly man being carried out of the building by his arms and legs as onlookers pleaded with four burly guards to leave him alone. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 The pensioner was pushed to the floor by security guards Credit: supplied 4 He was dragged out after criticising the show Credit: Supplied The backpack-clad fan is thought to have travelled to the Elvis Evolution at Excel London with a coach trip on Sunday afternoon. Witnesses say he was asked to leave when he criticised the experience but refused - prompting security to throw him out. Laura Cadden, 42, who filmed the incident, told The Sun: 'People were talking and basically everybody was saying 'this is a load of rubbish'. 'The elderly gentleman then said 'this is b*****ks' - at which point they turned all the lights up and got the security from the Excel to come in. Read More SMASH HORROR Moment gang of robbers crash stolen Jaguar into cop car in head-on smash "They asked him to leave, he said 'I'm not going anywhere at the moment, I'll leave in my good time'. 'So they pushed him onto his knees and four of them each took an arm or leg and dragged him out… 'He was just expressing his opinion about the show, which was absolutely valid, because it was dreadful.' Laura, who had travelled down from Coventry with her husband Jason, said staff then told the other punters they could no longer continue because it was a 'security risk'. Guests were asked to leave and the subsequent shows were cancelled. They were told to contact organisers Layered Reality for a refund. It is the latest blow for the 'high-tech' performance, which promised a dazzling journey through the King of Rock and Roll's life when it opened earlier this month. Some attendees had been expecting cutting-edge holograms to rival the smash hit ABBA Voyage virtual gigs. But furious audiences, who paid up to £300 each for VIP tickets, say there was no 3D avatar - just an actor dancing in front of video clips of the icon. They compared it to last year's Willy Wonka experience flop in Glasgow. Elvis Evolution said its plans for a hologram concert announced in early 2024 were dropped during development - but insisted this was 'made clear when tickets went on sale'. Organisers said the elderly man was removed on Sunday for being 'verbally aggressive' towards staff. A spokesperson for Elvis Evolution said: 'A guest attending the event on Sunday night became verbally aggressive towards our staff. "Despite being politely asked to stop, the behaviour escalated, with the guest explicitly stating his intention to continue making threats towards our staff and performers. 'The on-site management team engaged promptly and professionally, requesting that the individual leave the venue. When he refused to comply, the security team were called to assist, and the individual was subsequently removed from the premises. 'While we regret any disruption caused to other guests, the safety and wellbeing of our staff, cast and visitors is our highest priority.' Excel London was approached for comment. 4 Organisers said the elderly man was removed on Sunday for being 'verbally aggressive' towards staff Credit: Supplied
Daily Mirror
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Baffled Elvis fans dub 'embarrassing' event the 'new Willy Wonka experience'
Fans have blasted Elvis Evolution in East London, claiming a cardboard cut-out of the rock 'n' roll legend on a surfboard was among the bizarre sights at the "really strange" event Elvis Presley fans were "all shook up" with anger as they compared an immersive AI event to the infamous Willy Wonka experience. Zoe Finch, 62, and sister Linzi Naldrett, 59, called the event at East London's Excel exhibition centre a cringe fest after being invited to a preview show. Elvis Evolution, which went live on July 18, promised to bring the King of Rock 'n' Roll back to life as a hip swivelling, lip curling hologram and transport fans through key moments of his life using cutting-edge digital technology, live actors and musicians. Organisers say the event has been a hit with Elvis lovers and it's not intended to be a traditional concert or hologram show, but a major scale production that "joyfully celebrates" the Heartbreak Hotel singer. But nurse Zoe said: "I'm a huge Elvis fan, I even have a tattoo so when Linzi said she had tickets, I couldn't wait to go. From the publicity they're putting out, they're making it sound revolutionary and amazing, but it really wasn't. It was just really strange." Zoe, who was in London visiting her family from Australia, said she was "super excited" when sister Linzi told her she had tickets for the event, which promised to relive his most iconic moments. Fans were told AI and holographic technology would breathe new life into decades old footage of his famous Comeback Special, which originally aired on tv in the US in 1968 and a year later on the BBC in the UK. It was the first time he had performed live after a seven-year period during which he focused on his film appearances. But Zoe and Linzi said the "bizarre" experience seemed to focus more on Elvis' childhood friend Sam Bell, who leads the audience through the story and is one of a cast of 28 characters played by four actors. They said that after starting the experience in a diner, they were "herded onto a train carriage" where they were blasted with dried ice before the cast began telling the story with "dodgy American accents". From there, they were transported into a cocktail bar for an unannounced interval where they were given half an hour to buy "extortionate" drinks before the main event, the recreating of the NBC studio gig. Zoe said: "The story was more about this supposed lost friend of Elvis, nothing they produced was new to me. If you're an Elvis fan, there's nothing in it that you've not seen before. Even the set at the end was just footage of the show which you couldn't see any way because of the three musicians stood on stage in front of it. Linzi, a carer from London, said there were parts of the experience that she suffered "second hand embarrassment for the actors" taking part. She had paid £75 for tickets originally, but was offered preview tickets after the show was delayed by months and said parts of it reminded her of the doomed Willy Wonka experience, which made global headlines in 2024. She told the Daily Star: "We were told we were 'going back to 1948' and all the parts were played by the same actors. I'm not sure where the AI immersive aspect came into it. We were taken to this Blue Hawaii cocktail bar, totally out of context, and it turned out it was an interval and you could buy cocktails at £15 a go. "The staff said you can have your picture with Elvis and it was a cardboard cut-out of him on a surfboard. It did remind me of 'the unknown' from the Willy Wonka event, but I think it was better overall than that, they'd put more effort into it." Linzi said she was also disappointed with the grand finale of the show, adding: "All it is is a projection on the back wall of the 1968 show, which you can buy on DVD or watch on iPlayer. "There was an afterparty at the 'All shook up' bar, but I just headed to the exit. I was shaken to the core, but for all the wrong reasons. We just went outside and looked at each other and said: 'What was that?' At one point, I just had second hand embarrassment for the actors dancing and there was a few young girls in tears of laughter at how awkward it all was." Not everyone was critical, however, as some social media influencers also invited to preview shows gave it glowing reviews. Photographer Charles Moriarty wrote: "If you love @elvis go check out @elvisevolution, which has just opened in London, congrats to all the folk behind the scenes on this. It's a great way to experience the man himself." Kirstine Spicer described it as: "A full-blown immersive show with live music, retro sets and a big dose of nostalgia. Walk through key moments of his life, with a cocktail pitstop at the Blue Hawaii, before ending the night with a proper boogie at the All Shook Up bar." A spokesperson for Elvis Evolution: 'Elvis Evolution has been praised by Elvis fans and newcomers alike — but it's not a traditional concert or hologram show. From the outset of development, we made a deliberate decision to explore the most powerful and authentic ways to tell Elvis' story. "This major scale production brings together a cast of 28 performers and over 300 skilled professionals across design, production, and visual effects. "Elvis Evolution is a multisensory experience, where technology plays a powerful supporting role — but the show doesn't attempt to recreate Elvis' performances. Instead, it joyfully celebrates the ones he gave us. We're incredibly proud of what's been created, and of how it's reconnecting people with Elvis in new and meaningful ways.'
