Morrissey

The manager for former Smiths frontman Steven Patrick Morrissey, best known as Morrissey, slammed “The Simpsons” after the show lampooned the rocker as a “huge racist.”

Morrissey was forced to eject a protester from his concert in Portland on Tuesday after they held up a sign criticizing the rocker’s support for the British anti-Islam party For Britain.

The world’s oldest record shop has banned Morrissey albums from sale. Spiller Records in Cardiff, Wales, have dropped him due to Morrissey’s support for the political party For Britain.

Morrissey was physically assaulted onstage during a concert Saturday by a man who rush the rocker from the audience.

For maybe the first time in their deluded, cosseted, snowflake bubble lives, progressive music fans are finally getting a taste of something that conservative music fans have to put up with all the time: the misery of discovering that your pop icon hero just doesn’t share your politics.

Former frontman of The Smiths, Morrissey, has blasted leading Labour Party figures such as Sadiq Khan and Diane Abbott, while calling halal slaughter “evil” and railing against the political left who label all right wingers as “racist”. Speaking to interviewer

Former The Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr says his new album was inspired by Brexit, President Donald Trump, and “the virus of right-wing ideology that is spreading through the nervous system of the Western world.”

British musician Morrissey says if given the chance, he’d kill President Donald Trump to ensure the “safety of humanity.”

Morrissey has canceled several concert dates in Italy after alleging that a police officer in Rome pulled a gun on him in a “deliberate act of terror.”

Spin headlined its take on Morrissey’s reaction to a Muslim killing 22 in his hometown: “Morrissey Says Something Predictably Dumb About the Manchester Bombing.”

Musician and songwriter Morrissey angrily excoriated British politicians following Monday night’s deadly terrorist attack at a pop music concert in Manchester, England, claiming that it is easy for politicians to say they are “unafraid” and to remain resolute while failing to address the root causes of terrorism and hiding behind their own robust security.

English rock star and animal rights activist Morrissey has penned an essay to General Motors protesting the alleged mistreatment of animals by leather suppliers that manufacture interiors for the automaker.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) teamed up with “The Smiths” and released a retro, 80’s-style video game app titled “This Beautiful Creature Must Die,” set against an arcade-version of the group’s 1985 hit song, “Meat is Murder.”

The iconic, charismatic Morrissey, originally of Manchester indie band The Smiths, now a solo artist, announced his return to Israel with two concerts, on August 22 in Tel Aviv’s Heichal HaTarbut and August 24 in the Caesarea ampitheater.

Controversial musician Morrissey is now comparing the Transportation Security Administration to the Islamic State, after his complaint about being groped by airport security at San Francisco International Airport was ignored.

During a Wednesday interview with The Daily Beast, former Smiths front man Morrissey weighed in on presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, while also stating an opinion President Obama has done nothing to help struggling blacks.

Morrissey sat down with Larry King on Wednesday for the singer’s first video interview in a decade, and he wasted little time going after President Obama, GOP presidential candidates and the TSA agent who allegedly sexually assaulted him at San Francisco International Airport last month.

Morrissey claims a security agent at San Francisco International Airport “sexually groped” him before a flight this week.

Former Smiths frontman Morrissey canceled a planned concert in Iceland because the venue did not take its meat dishes off the menu. A fan site for the singer, True to You, reports that Morrissey canceled the gig at Harpa Concert