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| (c) Carrie Devorah/For The Examiner |
(c) Carrie Devorah/For the Examiner
Since the success of his reality show, Ozzy Osbourne isn’t just a musician anymore. He’s a multimedia promotion machine.
In town for his Saturday show at the Verizon Center, Ozzy flew in early to hawk his new wares Friday night at Nordstrom in Tysons Corner. The heavy-metal singer has designed a series of T-shirts for Affliction Clothing’s Red Label line. His black shirts feature images of the grim reaper and hands holding rosary beads.
Our sources tell us that from his perch at the Ritz Carlton in Tysons (quite a step up from the hotel rooms he used to trash, we must say), Ozzy made the short trip to Nordstrom a little early to get his makeup done.
One spy tells us that he “wasn’t keen on kisses,” and “when too many hands grabbed for his, he put his gloves on.”