Sharon Osbourne Apologizes To Susan Boyle

Sharon Osbourne has apologized for dissing Susan Boyle.

During an appearance on Sirius Radio’s Opie & Anthony last week, Osbourne, 57, slammed the Britain’s Got Talent runner-up, 48, for being hit by “the ugly stick.”

In September, Susan performed on America’s Got Talent — the show for which Sharon is a judge.

After her daughter Kelly was forced to defend herself against a Twitter user who took her to task over her mother’s SuBo slam, the Osbourne matriarch issued a public apology to the talent show sensation:

“Susan Boyle is a lovely gracious woman and I took advantage of that by poking fun at her. I would never want to be responsible for hurting Susan, and I must apologize for getting a cheap laugh at her expense,” Sharon wrote.

Susan Boyle’s debut album, I Dreamed A Dream, drops on Nov. 23

Susan Boyle “Dancing With The Stars” Performance Video

Songbird Susan Boyle serenaded the audience with her rendition of “I Dreamed A Dream” as former singer Aaron Carter took his final bow on the Dancing With The Stars Results Show Tuesday. Canadian singer Michael Buble also performed. Susan will release her debut album of classic covers, also titled I Dreamed A Dream, later this month.

Susan Boyle To Perform On “Dancing With The Stars”

Sharon Osbourne recently made headlines for slamming Susan Boyle’s looks during an appearance on Sirius Radio and a showdown between the women could come as early as next week.

Late Friday evening, ABC confirmed that Susan will perform on next week’s Dancing With the Stars. Susan will likely perform material from her upcoming CD, I Dreamed A Dream, due out Nov. 24. Ironically, DWTS is the same ABC hit where Sharon’s daughter, Kelly Osbourne, is a contestant.

Sharon has been known to pop up periodically throughout the season to support Kelly. In interview on “The Opie & Anthony Show” earlier this week, Sharon slammed Susan’s looks as she talked about seeing a picture of the Britain’s Got Talent star next to her rock ‘n’ roll husband, Ozzy Osbourne.

“There’s this great picture of Susan Boyle, smiling, looking like a slapped ass next to Ozzy,” Sharon said bursting into laughter.

Susan Boyle Album Will Premiere on QVC

Susan Boyle’s debut album, I Dreamed A Dream, will launch on QVC next week, a rep for the home shopping channel confirmed Friday.

“She… recorded an exclusive performance just for QVC viewers that will be aired during the broadcast,” the rep said.

Fans who order the QVC version of Susan’s album — which goes on sale a few weeks before it is released in stores — will also receive a special bonus DVD of rare footage. The Britain’s Got Talent runner-up has recorded an album of 12 covers, including the album title track, the Rolling Stones’ “Wild Horses,” “Daydream Believer,” and “Amazing Grace.”

I Dreamed A Dream drops in stores Nov. 23.

Susan Boyle’s ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ Tracklist Revealed

The tracklist for Susan Boyle’s highly anticipated debut album I Dreamed A Dream has been revealed! Boyle posted the list on her official Facebook account.

The album will feature her signature songs, ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ & ‘Cry me a River’ and will also include a haunting rendition of Rolling Stones “Wild Horses”, Madonna’s ‘You’ll See, The Monkees ‘Daydream Believer’ and “Who I Was Born To Be” an original recording written specially for Susan.

“It was my greatest ambition to release an album and I have finally achieved it. This amazing journey has helped me find my own identity and fulfill my wish. There is happiness out there for everyone who dares to dream” -Susan Boyle

Tracklist:

1. Wild Horses
2. I Dreamed A Dream
3. Cry Me A River
4. How Great Thou Art
5. You’ll See
6. Daydream Believer
7. Up To The Mountain
8. Amazing Grace
9. Who I Was Born To Be
10. Proud
11. The End of The World
12. Silent Night

Susan Boyle’s No Longer a ‘Sideshow’

After her American debut on the season finale of America’s Got Talent, the LA Times says that Susan Boyle should “no longer be considered a sideshow.” The LA Times went on to say that Boyle has the ability to “turn even a song about a drug overdose into something worthy of a church.”

The Britain’s Got Talent finalist received a standing ovation after her performance of ‘Wild Horses’ on America’s Got Talent and her performance helped bring in some 25 million viewers.

Susan Boyle is a bona-fide star.

Susan Boyle’s American Debut on America’s Got Talent

Susan Boyle made her American debut last night on the season finale of America’s Got Talent. Boyle performed her first official single, a cover of the Rolling Stone’s classic ‘Wild Horses.’

Boyle even addressed her hospitalization after she lost on Britain’s Got Talent.

“I’ve never felt so tired. I look back at it now and it was a necessity because I was tired… I used to be a spectator looking out at the world, but now I’m part of that world,” Boyle said.

Did you tune in to see Susan Boyle last night?

Susan Boyle’s Coming To America

Many have speculated and now it has been confirmed, Susan Boyle will be performing on the finale of America’s Got Talent on September 16th according to People.

Boyle, who didn’t win Britain’s Got Talent, took the world by storm with her performance of ‘I Dreamed A Dream.’ She became an overnight sensation. No one knows exactly what she’ll be performing, but the most obvious choice is ‘I Dreamed A Dream,’ although she reportedly has recorded a cover of Madonna’s ‘You’ll See’ for her upcoming album. Will Susan debut her cover of Madonna’s ‘You’ll See’ for her debut performance on American soil?

Boyle’s debut album will be released November 24th, 2009.

Exclusive Susan Boyle Cover Art

This had us rolling on the floor laughing! Starcasm.net made this hilarious CD cover for Susan Boyle’s upcoming debut album, which is already number one on Amazon.com, although it won’t officially be released until November 24th.

Susan Boyle’s The Biggest Star In The World

Who would have thought that Susan Boyle would have the most anticipated album in the world!

Boyle’s album I Dreamed A Dream isn’t due out until November 24th, but it’s already the #1 album on Amazon.com.

Her album has beat out the comeback diva Whitney Houston and the Beatle’s upcoming remastered Abbey Road.

Congratulations, Susan!

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