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MARILYN MANSON, CHRIS ROCK Among Guests At OZZY, SHARON's Second Wedding

January 4, 2003

The following item was originally published in today's edition of the New York Post:

"MTV cameras rolled on New Year's Eve as Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne renewed their 20-year-old wedding vows at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Guests at the Oz-fest included Robbie Williams, Marilyn Manson, Chris Rock, Jon Lovitz, Britt Ekland and rock groupie Pamela Des Barres, reports The Post's Mary Huhn. Sharon's father, Don Arden, walked her down the aisle. Kelly Osbourne shut up for a second to be flower girl. Son Jack spoke and even shy daughter Amy was there. THE VILLAGE PEOPLE performed. Justin Timberlake was the only celebrity to bring a bodyguard. The Osbournes' anniversary is actually July 4, but the ceremony was delayed due to Sharon's battle with colon cancer."

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