Stereogum — Everyone from Paul Westerberg to Bob Mould to Frank Ocean to Barack Obama has a shared a eulogy for Prince in the wake of his death on Thursday, and now it’s Morrissey’s turn. But because he’s Morrissey, his eulogy (posted on his semi-official ... more info

NME — He also praised Prince's work for animal rights more info

Consequence of Sound — Smiths frontman takes a break from cats to be punk. more info

Dlisted — To commemorate THE QUEEN’S 90th birthday, she and the future kings of England posed for a picture that will be turned into a collection of stamps. Never mind that tragic thrown-together thing Prince George is standing on, I love the smile he’s ma... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Moz would be running on as the mayoral candidate for the Animal Welfare Party. Continue reading… more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Before Caitlyn Jenner stepped into the spotlight or actress Laverne Cox took center stage, Holly Woodlawn, who died Sunday after a battle with cancer, made waves as an unapologetic transgender woman. Famous in part because of Andy Warhol and Paul Mo... more info

Perez Hilton — Sad news. On Sunday, transgender icon and actress Holly Woodlawn lost her long battle with cancer. Andy Warhol's former muse was 69-years-old at her passing. Miz Woodlawn rose to fame in the early '70s after her association with Warhol and starring i... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo: Morrissey at MSG in June (more by P Squared) Thom Yorke and Morrisey, while pretty indisputably great British artists, also have a shared tendency to get cranky and then say things. Yorke, in his ongoing war of words with... more info

Stereogum — Remember Morrissey’s novel? The one about a demon trying to kill a ’70s relay team? It won an award! An award for bad sex, that is. Every year since 1993, the British magazine Literary Review has bestowed the dubious honor of the Bad Sex In Ficti... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - British pop singer Morrissey's debut novel, "List of the Lost", won the award for the worst sex scene of the year on Tuesday for a passage in which two characters roll together into "one giggling snowball of full-figured copulation... more info