Justin joined forces with rock legend Ozzy Osbourne for a Tron-ish Best Buy commercial that aired during Sunday night’s epic Super Bowl game. In the ad, Ozzy, 62, tries to keep up with the new phone technology while filming a commercial-within-a-commercial for Best Buy but gets pushed out for a younger model– Bieber.

Unfortunately for 16-year-old Justin, it looks like keeping up with the newest gizmos has worn him down.

Watch the full commercial after the jump.

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The first image from Bieber and Osbourne’s Super Bowl commercial for Best Buy has emerged, revealing possible futuristic themes and definite awesomeness.

According to Best Buy, the spot—which will air during the third quarter of the Big Game on February 6—”will showcase creativity  and humor to millions of football and advertising fans throughout the country.” Translation: Prepare your mind to be boggled.

The Bryan Buckley-directed ad was shot at Universal Studios earlier in January.

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“We’re delighted to have Justin and Ozzy help us tell the Best Buy story,” said Drew Panayiotu, Best Buy’s Senior Vice President of U.S. Marketing. “We know people have high expectations for these ads and Justin and Ozzy add a whole new dimension of fun.”

Best Buy offered no details about the content of their first ever Super Bowl ad other than saying it would “showcase creativity and humor” to television’s largest audience, which exceeds 100 million viewers annually.

Football fans will get a double dose of Bieber come game day, as a 30 second ad for his celluloid wonder Justin Bieber: Never Say Never is also scheduled to play during sporting’s ultimate event.

And Ozzy is getting back to where he once belonged. In 2006, he performed “Crazy Train” with his band as intro music for the Patriots, and also he’s starred in a Super Bowl ad before with his family. Watch the Osbourne’s Pepsi Twist ad from 2003:

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The former Black Sabbath frontman tells Us Magazine that he’s “getting a bit sick” of the “Alejandro” singer, and others will probably follow suit if she doesn’t put the brakes on her runaway career. According to Osbourne,

“I do think Lady Gaga should take a break for a little while. She’s getting to be too much, and she doesn’t watch the exposure of her clothes. She’s just too overexposed. She could be the next Madonna if she played her cards right. I like her, but I’m getting a bit sick of her. When I turn on the TV, I see her wearing another lamp shade or whatever. She needs to take a break, I think, for an hour or so. I love her, I think she’s really, really entertaining, but she’s doing a bit too much. Every day it is something else. The specialness of her is gonna get killed if she doesn’t calm it down. Who manages her?  Someone should whisper in her ear and say back off for a couple of months — let people gain interest back. Let people want you, you know?”

Lady Gaga, overexposed? Well, Ozzy might have a slight point there. But the throngs who rabidly await her forthcoming album Born This Way might disagree.

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The rock mom reported on the Today show that she was getting her breast implants removed this summer and that she plans on giving them to her husband Ozzy to use as paperweights. Wait, how heavy are breast implants?

Maybe Sharon’s breast implant gift idea will spark a wave of celebrity crafters make good use of their used up breast implants. Dommed fake breast-haver Heidi Montag could probably turn her massive implants into flotation devices, or maybe she could hammer them down and use them for insulation. The possibilities are endless!

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Osbourne, 24, entered rehab for a third time after a relapse this year.

“I knew if I didn’t get help, I would die,” she told People after admitting she was taking downers to sleep through the day.

Kelly also did stints in rehab in 2004 and 2005.

“I’m getting a second chance [at my career],” she said, “and I want to be present for it.”

Osbourne attributes her use of pills to being prescribed liquid Vicodin after getting her tonsils removed at 13.

“I found, when I take this, people like me. I’m having fun, I’m not getting picked on. It became a confidence thing,” Osbourne admits.

Kelly will appear with the rest of her family on the Osbournes Reloaded variety special on Fox on March 31.

First the 24-year-old daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne was arrested in January for allegedly slapping Mirror UK gossip columnist Zoe Griffin during a scuffle at London nightclub Punk on August 29. 

Now, Radar Online reports, Kelly has entered a rehab facility for 30 days.

“Yeah, Kelly’s in rehab,” Osbourne’s mom, 56-year-old Sharon, tells the Web site. “What else can we say? She knew that it was the right thing to do at this point and we’re proud that she did it. The family is all standing behind her. Kelly knew that she needed help and she’s getting it.”

This is the third stint in rehab for Obsourne, who’s engaged to marry 19-year-old British model Luke Worrell. In April 2004, she entered the Malibu facility Promises for an addiction to painkillers. After a June 2005 relapse, it was off to Pasadena drug-treatment center Las Encinas Hospital.

Sharon Osbourne didn’t reveal the location of the facility Kelly is staying at, saying only that it’s not in the Los Angeles area. (Though some sources claim that she’ll be doing her month-long bid at Hazelden Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center in Newberg, Oregon.)

Nor did she reveal the nature of her daughter’s current affliction.

“Kelly will tell you herself when she gets out,” Sharon said. “We just pray that everything’s going to be okay.”

Let’s hope that the third time’s a charm for Kelly, and that she doesn’t encounter any more stumbles on her path toward sobriety.

Sean Avery, the Dallas Stars NHL player who was suspended for publicly referring to his ex-girlfriend Elisha Cuthbert as “sloppy seconds” in a interview, will not be rejoining his team, according to TMZ. “All parties said there is a clear understanding that a return to the Stars is not in the best interest of either the hockey club or Avery,” the Dallas Stars said in a statement.

Us reports that Amy Poehler has officially left SNL as of Saturday night’s episode. “This is my last show,” Poehler announced during her last “Weekend Update” as anchorwoman. “Being able to do over 140 shows with my friends and my family has been a dream come true. I love you,” she told the audience, “and I will miss all of you very much.”

In other Saturday Night Live news, Page Six reports that blind New York governor David Paterson is reportedly unhappy over Fred Armisen‘s impersonation of him on their episode this weekend. Armisen depicted Paterson as aimlessly wandering about and being unable to do his job due to his vision impairment. “The governor engages in humor all the time, and he can certainly take a joke,” Paterson’s spokesman, Errol Cockfield, said. “However, this particular ‘Saturday Night Live’ skit unfortunately chose to ridicule people with physical disabilities and imply that disabled people are incapable of having jobs with serious responsibilities.”

Box Office Mojo reports that Keanu Reeves‘ remake of the sci-fi classic The Day The Earth Stood Still was #1 at the box office over the weekend, grossing $31 million. Despite this, Talk Entertainment reports that box office business is down 40% from last year.

That’s precisely what happened over the weekend outside Los Angeles. Aud packed up a gaggle of gal pals and headed to the grand opening of Galpin Auto Sports where a rock-packed lineup of performers rang in the custom-auto joint.

Performances alongside Ozzy included Dave Navarro, Macy Gray, Slash, Cypress Hill and Xhibit, but Lauren Conrad‘s former roomie only cared about Sharon‘s husband.

“Audrina pushed her way front and center to see the performances,” a source tells Celebuzz. “Ozzy came out and she was so excited.  He touched her hand during one of his songs, and she raved about it for hours.”

Will she ever wash it again?

“She’s a total rock girl,” our source reassures. No wonder she has that tendency for the edgier boys.

Ozzy Osbourne and wife Sharon were spotted at Los Angeles eatery the Ivy over the weekend, hobnobbing with the Hills super-villains.

Were Heidi and Spencer seeking tips on conjuring the devil, so that Montag might supernaturally wrest the Republican Vice Presidential nomination from Sarah Palin?

Or were the Osbournes hiring the telegenic gun enthusiasts to take out whoever gave their daughter Kelly a shiner recently?

With this quartet, anything’s possible. But be careful, Heidi; hanging out with the author of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath probably won’t do much to bolster your Christ-like reputation.

E! Online reports that the Osbourne family will be returning to the small screen next season, as hosts of a musical/variety program not unlike the Donny and Marie show of yore—though, presumably, with more blood and gore.

The series—which Fox has picked up for six episodes—will be a mix of musical guests, game-show-style segments, comedy sketches and man-on-the-street bits.

Fantastic! Hopefully, Ozzy will be conducting the on-the-street interviews, so the viewing audience can be treated to exchanges like:

OZZY: “Sowhaattayerrhinkaderwhatsis?”

MAN ON THE STREET: “Excuse me? I didn’t understand a word you said.”

OZZY: “Ised, sowhaattayerrhinkaderwhatsis?”

MAN ON THE STREET: “Look, I’m late for work. And you should really get yourself to the hospital; it sounds like you’re having a stroke.”

The new series is slated to kick off with a Christmas special, which will open with Ozzy crucifying a reindeer. Probably.