Haha saw that one. Singing at the Neptune

Uncleskinny said:

6 January 2014

Manchester Evening News

The Manchester Evening News have stated on 17 October 2013 that Morrissey 'claims he was "touched inappropriately by a teacher at school"'. Morrissey has never made such a claim. Furthermore, Morrissey does not use the word 'inappropriately' unless it is followed by an explanation of what an action might be inappropriate to.
Morrissey is seeking legal advice on this matter.

http://true-to-you.net/morrissey_news_140106_01

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you couldn't make it up.

YouTube upload by GriefTourist

Published on Jan 7, 2014
BBC radio, January 2014

A wee reminder...

Actress Jane Horrocks To Release Covers Of Manchester Indie Classics - Louder Than War

Excerpt:

Actress Jane Horrocks is to release covers of Manchester indie classics from the likes of Morrissey and Joy Division and is also considering a cover of Cabaret Voltaire and Hawkwind.

Couple of days to go, you can hear a preview here...

On amazon, iTunes, etc.

You can hear her talk about her cover versions with Simon Mayo here...

Jane Horrocks speaks to Simon Mayo - BBC iPlayer

Uncleskinny said:

A fan, it seems.

https://twitter.com/nickgriffinmep/status/419797399247532032


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Oh dear. Oh very deary me.
The Griffin monster obviously finds Moz's other pronouncments acceptable.
This is not good news for the Moz fandom.

Link posted by intlplayboy / Tumblr:

Morrissey writing novel after memoir success - The Bookseller

Excerpt:

Autobiography has sold 168,828 copies across all editions, generating £1.156m through the tills.

A spokesperson for Penguin said they were not aware of any deal for further books with the singer.

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Also:

Autobiography by Morrissey remains at the number 2 spot on the UK paperback chart for another week - true-to-you.net
2 January 2014

Autobiography by Morrissey remains at the number 2 spot on the UK paperback chart for another week. In total, this makes five weeks at number 2, as well as five weeks at number 1, and one week at number 3.

Uncleskinny said:

Renowned actor Michael Sheen talks about his songs of the 80s, with Adam Ant and and Howard Jones in the studio. In a very interesting list, he picks How Soon Is Now as one of his choices. He talks about sitting next to Morrissey at a Tom Jones concert at the Troubadour.

Song list here and programme here, Smiths section at 1h 56m 22s...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03nh3pz

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Unknown actor talks about his iPod.

Seriously distasteful and intrusive speculation based on very very flimsy 'evidence' indeed. Morrissey has already admitted that he is/was a practising homosexual. Whether he is ill or not is a completely different issue and he is entitled to keep that private.