BLACK SABBATH Turn To Vegetables

November 18, 2005

Kiki King, Eva Simpson and Caroline Hedley, who pen the "3am" column for the U.K.'s Mirror newspaper, have issued the following report:

"They were once the wild men of rock, with a taste for bats and live chickens. Now it seems BLACK SABBATH have gone green.

"The guys, honoured at the Hall of Fame show at London's Alexandra Palace on Wednesday, had a peculiar request.

"A 3am spy tells us: 'They're vegans now and wanted skinned blueberries in their dressing room. The production people worked on it all day.'

"But don't think Ozzy Osbourne, 56, has mellowed completely. After mooning at fans, he hit out at Robbie Williams, saying: 'He's an OK singer, I suppose, but he'll never be a legend like Elton John.

"'I worry about who'll be inducted into the Hall of Fame.' Ooh, bitchy."

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