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Rock guitarist Jake E. Lee, celebrated for his tenure with Ozzy Osbourne and Badlands, has penned a moving social media message honoring his family’s pivotal role in his path to healing following a harrowing shooting incident last year. In a post that has struck a chord with fans worldwide, Lee reflects on the profound love and resilience that pulled him through physical trauma and emotional turmoil, emphasizing how their steadfast presence reignited his spirit and creative fire. The message arrives as Lee continues to rebuild after being shot three times in October 2024 while walking his dog outside his Las…

In a heartfelt interview with Guitarist, Jake E. Lee opened up about his complex history with Ozzy Osbourne and the profound impact the late “Prince of Darkness” had on his life and career. Lee, who played guitar in Osbourne’s band during the early 1980s, described the emotional weight of mending their decades-long rift at Osbourne’s final Back to the Beginning show in July 2025, an event that served as both a celebration of Osbourne’s legacy and a moment of personal redemption for Lee. Lee joined Osbourne’s band in 1982, stepping into the formidable role of replacing the late Randy Rhoads,…

As the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season kicks into high gear, alpine skiing’s golden couple—Mikaela Shiffrin and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde—have shared a playful hint about their long-awaited wedding, confirming they’ve pinpointed the ideal window to begin planning despite no firm date in sight. The American superstar Shiffrin, fresh off a fourth-place finish in Saturday’s women’s giant slalom opener here on the Rettenbach Glacier, and her Norwegian fiancé Kilde, a two-time Olympic medalist sidelined by injury last season, have been engaged since April 2024. The couple, who met on the World Cup circuit in 2021 and went public with their…

Mikaela Shiffrin, the alpine skiing icon with a record 101 World Cup victories, celebrated a significant milestone at the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season opener in Sölden, Austria, finishing fourth in the women’s giant slalom. The result, her best in the discipline in 21 months, marked a triumphant step in her recovery from a traumatic crash last November, with the U.S. Ski Team shining brightly as teammates Paula Moltzan and Nina O’Brien claimed second and sixth places, respectively. Starting from bib 20—a reflection of her struggles in giant slalom last season—Shiffrin posted a combined time of 2:17.93, placing sixth…

Mikaela Shiffrin kicked off the 2025-26 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season with a resilient fourth-place finish in the women’s giant slalom opener on the Rettenbach Glacier, marking her strongest performance in the discipline since a devastating crash nearly a year ago. The two-time Olympic champion, starting from bib 20 due to a challenging previous season, clocked a combined time of 2:17.93, finishing 1.42 seconds behind winner Julia Scheib of Austria. Shiffrin’s result – her best World Cup GS finish in 21 months – comes on the heels of a harrowing incident on November 30, 2024, during the Killington giant…

American alpine skiing sensation Mikaela Shiffrin expressed heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support and congratulations she and her team received following a remarkable performance at the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup opener in Sölden, Austria. Shiffrin, joined on the podium by teammate Paula Moltzan and Croatia’s Zrinka Ljutić, described the shared moment as “truly unforgettable” in a recent social media post. Shiffrin’s podium finish marked another milestone in her illustrious career, as she continues to solidify her legacy as one of the greatest alpine skiers in history. The event, held on the Rettenbach Glacier, saw Shiffrin deliver a commanding performance,…

The U.S. Ski Team launched the 2025-26 Alpine Skiing World Cup season with a stellar performance at the women’s giant slalom in Sölden, Austria, on Saturday, highlighted by Mikaela Shiffrin’s fourth-place finish and Paula Moltzan’s impressive second-place podium. The strong showing on the Rettenbach glacier underscored the team’s preparation and promise for the Olympic year. Mikaela Shiffrin, 30, demonstrated her off-season focus on giant slalom with two controlled runs from bib 20, finishing just shy of the podium in the season opener. The result marks a solid start for the American superstar, who has prioritized the discipline in her training…

Mikaela Shiffrin kicked off the Alpine Skiing World Cup season with a strong fourth-place finish in the women’s giant slalom on Saturday, proving her off-season dedication to the discipline paid dividends. Racing from bib 20 on the challenging Rettenbach glacier, the 30-year-old American delivered two composed runs, landing just off the podium in the season opener. The day belonged to Austria’s Julia Scheib, who claimed a shock maiden World Cup victory on home soil. The 27-year-old Rossignol skier set the pace with a blistering first run of 1:07.8 and held her nerve in the second to edge out American Paula…

In a thrilling start to the 2025-26 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season, Austria’s Julia Scheib captured her maiden World Cup win in the women’s giant slalom on the Rettenbach Glacier, with American Paula Moltzan delivering a strong second-place finish. Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin rounded out a solid day for Team USA with fourth place, as the two-run event unfolded under crisp autumn conditions on October 25, 2025. Scheib, 27, edged out Moltzan by a narrow margin of 0.23 seconds after posting the fastest time in the second run, reversing her third-place standing after the opening descent. The victory marks…

The FIS Alpine World Cup kicked off in spectacular fashion on October 25, 2025, with Team USA delivering a stellar performance in the Giant Slalom on the Rettenbach Glacier. Paula Moltzan led the charge, securing an impressive second-place finish, while teammate Mikaela Shiffrin finished just off the podium in fourth. Switzerland’s Lara Gut-Behrami took third, and Austria celebrated a long-awaited victory in the event. The day began with the first run at 9 a.m., under favorable conditions despite recent snow and unpredictable weather. Sunshine bathed the glacier, though light winds and variable visibility challenged skiers on the upper slopes. Moltzan…