Transformed by 'The Osbournes' from bird-biting Prince of Darkness into one of TV's quintessential bumbling dads, Osbourne helped usher in a wave of image makeovers with unexpectedly lasting ripples.

When MTV debuted “The Osbournes” in March 2002, viewers weren’t sure what to expect from the heavy metal legend and his chaotic household.

The series, called P.I. Moms, was set to debut in early 2011 on Lifetime Networks. The premise was reminiscent of the popular film Charlie’s Angels: Former cop Chris Butler ran the San Francisco-based firm and managed a team of moms moonlighting as investigators.

Ozzy Osbourne, the award-winning Black Sabbath musician and star of his family’s early 2000s reality television show, has died at 76. USA TODAY reported that a family statement said Osbourne died in Birmingham, England on Tuesday morning.

Get ready for Netflix's newest reality show to take over your life. The streamer announced 'Members Only: Palm Beach" will premiere later this year

Palm Beach,” on Netflix, coming in December, promises to reveal “the Southern socialites at the center of all the opulence.”

Former "Bachelorette" contestant Tyler Cameron is joining Serhant's Jupiter office, focusing on the Jupiter and Hobe Sound markets. Cameron, a real estate investor and construction business owner, grew up in Jupiter,

Starring the late Ozzy Osbourne, his wife Sharon, and children Kelly and Jack, the MTV series positioned itself as a family sitcom without a script, immediately finding the humor in a slightly middle-aged rock star and his family