As first noticed by SEMISORRY in the forums (original post):

Looks like a reissue of Glamorous Glue is scheduled for 21st March 2011.
Just checked Amazon.co.uk and it is showing on there as well- so this looks official.

New to Vinyl: Morrissey, My Morning Jacket, 2-Pac - Studio Spy
Morrissey is to release a 7 inch vinyl version of he’s 1992 track ‘Glamorous Glue’. The track is lifted from he’s third studio offering ‘Your Arsenal’ and more recently appeared on the hit TV show Lie To Me. The single will be out on March 21.

Glamorous Glue [7" VINYL] [Single] - Amazon.co.uk
Vinyl (21 Mar 2011)
Format: Single
Label: EMI Catalogue
ASIN: B004L15FH2

From lloydcole.com

What do you think that young Lloyd Cole would think of the old one?
I think the young Lloyd Cole liked Leonard Cohen. And Leonard, in terms of the way he managed his songwriting throughout his life, has been a role model for me. I don't think I would hate it. I think the young Lloyd Cole would be appalled with the current Morrissey show but the old Lloyd Cole says "it's a free country do what you want".

Please note that Lloyd Cole's new album, Broken Record, is his best in 20 years. All Morrissey fans should check it out

Just found this mention of The Smiths in a Deerhoof interview with Time Out Tokyo. The Smiths don't strike me as an obvious influence, but just imagine if Mozz recruited them as backup band for his next album. Then we'd be in business again

A published letter to the editor of The Economist (January 22nd-28th) name dropped Morrissey in a jab at an article on the relation of age to happiness ("The U-Bend of Life", December 18th).
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SIR – Some of your assertions appeared to be at odds with the experiences of my generation. In 1984 a 25-year-old songsmith from near Salford penned “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now”. Now at the age of 51, close to the nadir of your happiness graph, Mr Morrissey is quite perky by all accounts. It seems that by securing a sizeable chunk of change and relocating from Manchester to California, you can indeed buck the trend.

Jake Turnbull
Newcastle upon Tyne
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Fluffy news, but amusing to see him referenced in such a publication.

Little Palace bar in Columbus, Ohio is having Morrissey Sundays.

Morrissey, The Smiths and everything in between

Starting Jan 16th
-Little Palace
-240 South Fourth Street

Classics Spun by DJ Scotty Niemet

7pm Till Close
Free

Monthly: The first Wednesday of every month at Black & White.
(Is it really so strange?)
Next edition: Wednesday, February 2, 2011.

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From "Human Being" to "The Headmaster Ritual"...
..."Rusholme Ruffians" to "Reader Meet Author"...
..."London" to "Lifeguard On Duty" & everything in between...

Join scores of sweet and tender hooligans as DJ Ceremony and guest DJ Belladonna ("subKulture") present a reverent Smiths & Morrissey tribute set including deep cuts, rarities, b-sides, classics, and new releases ('cause we really do love them; now does that sound mad?). Also featuring Northern Songs, Britpop, & Manchester.

21 & up. No cover.

Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011 — 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Venue: Black & White — 86 East 10th Street (btw. 3rd & 4th Avenues)
New York City

"Fifteen minutes with you... I wouldn't say no..."

The Certain People Crew present the LEGENDARY party...

SMITHS NIGHT SF!!!

Smiths Night SF will now be held downtown at Anu Bar every LAST Saturdays of the month!

So come dance to the sounds of The Smiths, Morrissey, Joy Division, New Order, The Cure, and other 80s + Club Bangers!

For our January 29th party we present:

THE SMITHS vs. NEW ORDER!!!

Anu Bar, 43 Sixth St. SF, CA
21+
$5 All Night! 9pm - 2am
Free if you wear a Smiths Shirt!
Free before 10:30 pm w/RSVP to [email protected]

OPENING GUEST SET BY DJ KING KONG!!!

Early Arrival is Suggested

- Certain People Crew.