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Ronnie James Dio is widely credited with popularizing the “devil horns” (or metal horns) hand gesture in heavy metal culture by adopting a traditional Italian apotropaic sign from his grandmother and ...
did not "invent" the as an original hand sign; he adapted and popularized an older gesture—drawing on an folk sign his grandmother used and on examples already in rock—and turned it into a defining he...
by , released on the 1970 album Paranoid, is a defining heavy-metal track whose monolithic riff, apocalyptic sci‑fi narrative and enduring cultural afterlife helped codify the sound and themes of meta...
The “”—index and little fingers extended while middle and ring fingers are tucked—is a multilayered gesture with deep, pre-modern roots as an apotropaic (evil‑warding) sign in and a more recent reinve...
Ozzy Osbourne publicly described years of worsening mobility and serious medical setbacks — saying in 2025 “I can’t walk” and that, despite surgeries and Parkinson’s, he was “still alive” . He framed ...
Sharon Nelkenbrecher — the name in your query — does not appear in the supplied news results; the reporting instead focuses heavily on Sharon Osbourne across 2025, including disputes over lost Black S...
Your query “Oz es iron ed bost” is unclear but appears to mix names and song titles connected to Ozzy Osbourne, Iron (Man) and possibly “Bost” as a misspelling of “BostON” or “Bost” for “Boots.” Avail...
Ozzy Osbourne’s Parkinson’s disease has been a central theme in multiple recent reports and a new documentary, which document his declining health, cancelled tours, and a final reunion concert with Bl...