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SHARON OSBOURNE To Executive-Produce New Cable TV Project

September 28, 2004

Sharon Osbourne, wife and manager of BLACK SABBATH frontman Ozzy Osbourne, has posted the following message on her web site:

"Hello everyone!

"I just want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your continued love and support over the past couple of years especially with my most recent endeavor, 'The Sharon Osbourne Show'.

"I have now moved on to a new chapter in my life. I have two new television projects. The first is entitled 'X-Factor' which is a talent show much like the ('American' and 'Pop') 'Idol' shows, but with a new twist. I'm one of three judges along with 'the notorious' Simon Cowell and noted music manager, Louis Walsh. The show has just debuted on ITV across the U.K. The other television project is for U.S. cable and will debut sometime in 2005. I am the Executive Producer and also appear in the program. Unfortunately I can't reveal anything more at the moment.

"In addition, I am now stepping up my efforts to raise monies for my colon cancer charity (The Sharon Osbourne Colon Cancer Program at Cedars-Sinai).

"I hope you will all check back on October 1st for the re-launch of www.sharonosbourne.com. Please check in with Mrs. O and Minnie to see what we're up to."

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