Louisa Livingstone, who posed for the cover of the metal band's self-titled debut, hopes to build a feline refuge with ...

Tom Cruise is basking in the glow of a record-breaking franchise start for “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” at the ...

"Many Black Sabbath fans have asked me online for my autograph and to this day nobody has one" - Louisa Livingstone ...

And only two years ago, during the celebration of its 50-year anniversary, was the cover model for the album identified by Rolling Stone as one Louisa Livingstone. That said, while it’s cool that ...

He contacted a London model agency, asking for a woman who could portray the ominous figure he’d envisaged for the shot, and picked out Louisa Livingstone. “She was a fantastic model,” he says.

Now, the "black figure" has finally been revealed to be Louisa Livingstone, and she makes electronic music. The iconic album's cover was shot by a young photographer named Keith Macmillan.

Her name was Louisa Livingstone, and she was about 18 at the time of the shoot. They took the shot on a cool, gray English morning, and Macmillan let his improvisation run wild. “I had to get up ...

Louisa Livingstone, the black-robed woman on the cover of Black Sabbath's debut, has spoken about the experience in recognition of the album's 50th anniversary. At the time, Livingstone was a ...

“What is this that stands before me?” Well, it might not be Louisa Livingstone, the witchy-looking woman on the cover of Black Sabbath’s 1970 self-titled debut album, but she is at least ...