SUMMARY: East Tennessee reflects on the passing of two cultural icons: Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan. Dolly Parton paid tribute to Osbourne before his farewell performance, while wrestling legend Hogan, born Terry Bollea, is remembered for his East Tennessee roots. Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs honored Hogan and hosted School Mania, a back-to-school event that included free supplies and 3,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies. As students return to school, local anchors shared nostalgic school photos and memories. With the new academic year beginning, coverage kicks off at Oak Ridge Schools, marking a return to routine after a fast-fleeting summer.

It’s time for the Buzz! Here’s a look at the entertainment news of the week right here in East Tennessee.

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SUMMARY: In 1973, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, then a young couple, released their only album together, *Buckingham Nicks*, featuring their harmonies and Buckingham’s guitar. The album initially failed commercially, leading to their label dropping them. However, drummer Mick Fleetwood discovered their music and invited them to join Fleetwood Mac, which launched their legendary careers. The album became a rare collector’s item, known for its iconic nude cover, and will be reissued on vinyl, CD, and streaming on September 19. The reissue highlights their early collaboration before Fleetwood Mac’s breakthrough with *Rumours* and honors their lasting musical impact despite personal ups and downs.

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SUMMARY: A Medicolegal Death Investigator in Knoxville, Kenzie Sellers, saved a life after responding to a report of a dead body at a home. Upon examination, Sellers discovered the person was still alive and immediately provided life-saving measures with help from Knoxville Police. The individual was revived and alive at the time of the report. Knoxville Fire Department is investigating how the initial death determination was made, reassigning involved employees pending the inquiry. The Tennessee Department of Health’s EMS will also conduct an independent investigation. The forensic center praised Sellers for her quick thinking and heroism.

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