The unusual clip Stewart showed during his set in Charlotte on Tuesday pictured Osbourne taking selfies in heaven with Prince, Bob Marley, Kurt Cobain and more.

Rod Stewart’s well-intentioned tribute to Ozzy Osbourne has drawn some mixed reviews online. During a “One Last Time” tour stop this past week, Stewart performed “Forever Young” while an AI-generated video played in the background.

Ozzy Osbourne has been gone for two weeks but his memory will be eternal. The Black Sabbath frontman greatly impacted rock music over the course of his career, leaving a mark on the industry that will never fade. That said, it makes perfect sense that even his death certificate would highlight his ...

Rod Stewart has been using the AI-generated tribute video to deceased stars - including Black Sabbath's Ozzy Osbourne - during his US tour, but legal experts say there could be issues

Over the past two weeks on his One Last Time tour, Rod Stewart has been dedicating his 1988 hit “Forever Young” to Ozzy Osbourne, who died last month at 76. On the night of the Black Sabbath frontman’s passing,

British singer-songwriter Rod Stewart caused a stir at his concert on Aug. 1, when he projected AI images of the late Ozzy Osbourne posing next to deceased musicians in heaven. Ever since Osbourne’s death on July 22,

Rod Stewart is facing criticism after an AI tribute video depicting Ozzy Osbourne taking selfies with other dead musicians was screened at his concert on Friday

British rock singer raised eyebrows when he shared a video featuring an AI likeness of the Black Sabbath frontman taking selfies with other late stars, including Prince, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse

Over the years, we've lost many musical legends – most recently, the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne. But it's not just fans that have been mourning Oz, his musician pals have also paid their respects,

Fans are upset about the recent Ozzy Osbourne tribute. Rod Stewart performed ‘Forever Young’ as AI selfies of Ozzy Osbourne with other late musicians. Among the selfies were Prince, Tina Turner, Michael Jackson,