Rock News For This Morning

Paul McCartney should learn on Monday the price tag of divorcing Heather Mills. The Judge is expected to inform the couple of the terms, but it's unclear whether those numbers will be made public. The couple, who announced their breakup in May 2006, have a daughter Beatrice, who is now four and no doubt already bitter. Initially, some reports said Mills would seek a quarter of Sir Paul's estimated $1.6 billion dollar fortune, though figures now are closer to 100 million. And, there's still a chance that Monday might not be the final chapter in what could be Britain's most expensive divorce ever: either party retains the right to appeal the decision.

Ozzy Osbourne says he's not concerned if another Black Sabbath reunion ever happens. He told Australia's Sydney Morning Herald, "If it happens, it happens. If it don't, it don't. They're like, 'I'll be able to do it', then a week after, you get a phone call and it's off, then it's back on again." Osbourne adds that he's not upset that Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler have been playing shows with his first replacement, Ronnie James Dio, in Heaven and Hell. Osbourne says, "I'm glad at the end of the day we all made friends again. I'm too old to have a fly up my ass any more about it. I just hope they're all having fun." Ozzy starts an Australian tour Saturday night in Melbourne.