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November 03, 2008

Ozzy's tea party

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Pinkies extended, china buffed, and crumpets ready. Just high tea with The Prince of Darkness.

We've seen Ozzy's domestic side (in his former fly-on-the-wall MTV series "The Osbournes," which won an Emmy), so it's no wonder the double Grammy winner also has a civilized one. No headless animals on that table!

Not sure what that French maid has to do with anything, but former Guns N' Roses/current Velvet Revolver rocker Slash (aka Riff Lord -- and yes, that is a formal title) is there with his buddy in advance of dubbing him a living legend at the Classic Rock and Roll Honour Awards today in London.

Last year's winner was Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin fame. His band is nominated this year, as are Kiss, Def Leppard, Whitesnake Foo Fighters, Metallica and AC/DC. More here.

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Joey Nader

Ozzy Rules....And so do French Maids,seriously you can never have enough of them around. Domestic help IS Soooo hard to find.

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