• Morrissey Was Once Incredibly Rude To 'Selfie' Star John Cho [WATCH]

    It’s no secret that former Smiths singer Morrissey tends to be quite a nasty, unpleasant person, and actor John Cho once experienced this nastiness first hand. In an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Selfie star recalls a time when he met Moz in Los Angeles, and unsurprisingly, it wasn’t a dream come true.

  • 8 Artists Who Have Faced Songwriting Disputes: Lauryn Hill, Neil Young, And More

    In the last week, transcripts have been released of Robin Thicke's legal questioning regarding his "Blurred Lines" copyright infringement lawsuit, in which he reveals that Pharrell actually wrote nearly every part of the divisive hit. Songwriting credits are a famously tricky issue in the music business, as these eight artists have proven.

  • 9 Artists Who Canceled Tours Due To Illness: Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, And More

    Today, EDM superstar Avicii announced that he would be canceling all of his upcoming performances due to health issues, relating to surgery he received earlier this year to remove his gallbladder and appendix. Though canceling performances is an enormously difficult decision for huge pop stars, this sort of thing happens pretty often. Here are nine more artists who have canceled performances and even tours due to illness.

  • Morrissey's 6 Meanest Quotes Ever

    In a statement posted to his website yesterday, former Smiths singer Morrissey dismissed the suicide of Robin Williams, lamenting the fact that it overshadowed the passing of actress Lauren Bacall. Of course, this sentiment was completely rude and unnecessary, but it should come as no surprise to anyone who's been following Morrissey in the media over the last 30 years. Here are six of Morrissey's meanest quotes.

  • Morrissey Disses Robin Williams During Tribute To Lauren Bacall

    Never one to refrain from saying something incredibly offensive, Morrissey took some time out of his otherwise touching tribute to the late Richard Attenborough and Lauren Bacall to criticize the media's focus on Robin Williams' suicide. In a post made to his website True To You yesterday, Morrissey expressed some disappointment that Bacall's death on Aug. 12 was overshadowed by Williams' death the day before.

  • Morrissey Announces Tour Dates, Hasn't Canceled Any Yet [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Though it sometimes seems as if 90 percent of all Morrissey-related news has more to do with public feuds and controversies rather than his actual music, today there’s some good news to report from the former Smiths frontman: tour dates! On his website True To You yesterday, Morrissey shared a list of confirmed European tour dates, which you can check out below.

  • Morrissey Slams Harvest Records Again, Leaves Label After 'World Peace Is None Of Your Business' Promotion: New Album Dropped from Digital Retailers

    The bizarre drama between Morrissey and his (former?) label Harvest Records drags on. First, the former Smiths singer slammed Harvest in a statement on his fansite True-To-You. Then, reports circulated that the label had dropped him from his roster, but then Harvest denied it. Now, Moz has written a new statement explaining "mutual mistrust" between him and his label during the pre-promotion for World Peace Is None Of Your Business.

  • Morrissey Still Signed to Harvest Records, Despite Reports from Nearly Everyone (Including Music Times)

    Whoops. Looks like Music Times and a whole bunch of other music media got punked by Morrissey this week. A report on the vocalist's site, True To You, made it seem that Moz had been dropped from Harvest Records, and although the label itself didn't confirm the news, we ran with it anyways. New reports from the company indicate that the former Smiths frontman is still locked into his contract with the company.
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