OZZY OSBOURNE is appearing on CNN International’s Connect The World programme on Wednesday, January 26th, as ‘Connector of the Day’.

Hosted by CNN anchor Max Foster, ‘Connector of the Day’ is an interactive segment of the programme which encourages viewers to submit questions online, which are then asked by Max on air.

CNN wants to give you the chance to get Ozzy to answer your questions. What would you like to ask him? Send your questions to here before 11 AM (ET) Wednesday.

Catch the interview on CNN International on Thursday, January 28th at 4 PM (ET) / 9 PM (GMT).

In similar news, as previously reported:

Do you have questions for Ozzy Osbourne? You can submit your questions for Ozzy at the link below and then read the interview in an upcoming issue of Time magazine.

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Ozzy appeard on NBC-TV’s Today Show on Monday, January 25th, in support of his I Am Ozzy autobiography. Ozzy was interveiwed about the book - which takes readers from his working-class beginnings in England through his days with Black Sabbath to his family’s reality show on MTV. He talks about his insane drug habits and how it’s actually against all odds that he’s alive today – aside from the fact that you can’t understand a single word he’s saying, you’d almost never know.

Check out the interview below.

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Available now, I Am Ozzy tells his unbelievable story, for the first time, in Ozzy's hilarious, witty, and inimitable voice. In the end it was love that saved him: the love of his wife Sharon and kids Aimee, Kelly, and Jack.

Stay tuned for more Ozzy TV appearances in the coming weeks. More info on I Am Ozzy can be found here.

As previously reported, Ozzy has decided not to use Soul Sucka as the title of his next solo album.

“When we put that on the Internet none of my fan base liked the title,” Osbourne told Rollingstone.com. “They were like, ‘I can’t imagine me walking around the fucking house with the words ‘Soul Sucka’ on my T-shirt.’ So I was like, ‘Fuck it. I’ve got to come up with something else!’ ” The now untitled set is due out in July, the same month Osbourne says that Ozzfest will return after a one-year break. “After Ozzfest I’m doing the most extensive tour of my life,” he says. “It’ll be something like, 3,025 dates.”

Osbourne also issued the following update via Twitter:

"Just watched never before seen footage of Randy and me from 1981. I’m speechless. I will share with you later this year on a live DVD."

Ozzy bassist Blasko has Tweeted, "Been in the studio all week tracking the new Ozzy record. Should be done with my parts by Sunday."

Further updates to follow.

In other Ozzy news, the highly anticipated feature film on OZZY OSBOURNE entitled Wreckage Of My Past is being directed by Mike Piscitelli, and written and produced by Jordan Tappis.

A brief Twitter update from Director Mike Piscitelli, posted Friday, January 22nd, stated, "My last shoot day with Ozzy..."

The film will be the first release from Jacko Productions, a company started by Ozzy’s son Jack. The film is said to be an intimate documentary that delves deep into the life of music icon Ozzy Osbourne. A sober Ozzy has reached a point of clarity as he looks back on a lifetime of unparalleled success, misdiagnosed disease, unrelenting fear and a recurring dependency on drugs and alcohol. This is a film about reconciling the past and looking toward the future.

Wreckage Of My Past is due out in theaters in 2010. Further updates to follow.