Guardian Music — The former Smiths frontman praises the late pop star’s veganism and compares the media coverage given to the Queen with that allotted to the purple oneIt is a special kind of wordsmith who can pay tribute to a music icon, and yet still manage ... more info

Rolling Stone — Morrissey has penned a tribute to Prince where the former Smiths singer seamlessly managed to praise the music legend, slam the British royal family and lobby for veganism in a three-paragraph statement. In a post on his fan site True-to-You, M... more info

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