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Morrissey is now known as “Mad Morrissey”

Morrissey has joked that he is now known as “Mad Morrissey” after a string of highly publicized outbursts.

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The former Smiths star has slammed the government criticized the Royal Wedding coverage and compared the Norway attacks in July to the actions of fast food companies.

In an interview with Clash magazine, Morrisey asked whether he felt any of these comments had been misunderstood.

He said, “I think I am officially ‘Mad Morrissey’ now, and everything I say must be ridiculed because that’s one way of NOT dealing with the contents of the actual comment”.

“The Guardian is now like the Sun was in the 1970s: completely intolerant and full of contradictions.

“With the riots recently the media are obsessed with punishment as solution, but no-one has the intelligence to ask why the people did what they did.”

He continued: “We live in very dumbed-down times. Everything - news media, music, music magazines - are presented with the assumption that the people as a whole are utterly thick, so therefore when I say, as I have, that the so-called royals are the most dysfunctional and unpleasant family in British history, no-one asks me why I think this. They simply print ‘Bigmouth Strikes Again’. Oh, I could go on. And do, often.”

Morrissey will make a book at the Fox Theater

Former Smiths lead singer and avowed racist Morrissey will make a book at the Fox Theater after this year.

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Kristeen Young with ticket prices ranging from $49.50 - $75 with the (no), sensitive crooner Fox Theatre will show on December 1st.

Previous year, if you recall, Morrissey said the following about the fine people of China, "You can't help but feel that the Chinese are a subspecies."

He was referring to his treatment of animals, but ... It is not right. No, it is not.

He remarks against unwanted immigration, while in 2009 the magazine made ​​famous in Rome.

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Morrissey reportedly Anders Breivik Behring by Christian extremists in Norway

Morrissey reportedly slaughtered cattle for fast food chains to Anders Breivik Behring by Christian extremists in Norway in recent massacre of 76 people is over.

According to the Daily Mirror, the singer told an audience in Warsaw, Poland on Sunday

"We all live in a murderous world, as the events in Norway have shown. Though that is nothing compared to what happens in McDonald's and Kentucky Fried s--- every day."

The former Smiths frontman's tough response to angry comments and responses on Twitter fan sites have led to change.

The only vegetarian vocal statements against animal cruelty in a long series is the latest.

Morrissey outdoor concert in Sweden

British singer Morrissey reported on Thursday (14Jul11) in an outdoor concert in Sweden because of heavy rain refused to perform.

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The former the Smiths frontman at the Sundsparlan site in Helsingborg was scheduled to play but canceled the gig when the weather turned nasty.

A statement posted on the venue's Web site describes the show "was canceled at the request of the artist.

A press release, which was posted on the Morrissey fansite True-To-You.net, states: "Due to severe weather conditions the open air concert at Helsingborg (July 14) is unable to take place for reasons of public and artiste safety."

Morrissey admitted to the UK last month (Jun11) wet in the rain - Glastonbury festival took his seat as he struggled through the rain while singing swallow.

Morrissey, like Radiohead's 'Rainbows' in itself refusing to release new album

Morrissey to release his own record label declined despite the increasing desperation of his new album.

The ex-Smiths singer is currently unsigned and is 2009 he said 'Years Of Refusal' until they release a record deal will not be followed.

Similarly, in 2007 with the Radiohead 'In Rainbows' I rule an opportunity to release the record himself.

He told Pitchfork, "I don't have any need to be innovative in that way. I am still stuck in the dream of an album that sells well not because of marketing, but because people like the songs.

"Once it becomes public that you aren't signed, you assume that anyone who wants you will come and get you."

Yet the singer has believes that the reason hasn't been signed because the record labels are more interested in new artists.

He added, "I think labels for the most part want to sign new discoveries so that that label alone is seen to be responsible for the rise of the artist. Not many labels want bands who have already made their mark, because their success is usually attributed to some other label somewhere else at another time."

Morrissey also slammed the music industry's current state and what it said was "destroyed in a thousand ways".

He explained, "The internet has obviously wiped music off the human map – killed the record shop, and killed the patience of labels who consider debut sales of 300,000 to not be good enough".

He added: "There are no risks taken with music anymore – no social commentary songs, no individualism. This is because everyone is deemed instantly replaceable."

Morrissey is a Scottish vegetarian menu performance

Smiths frontman Morrissey is a Scottish vegetarian menu performance that night to close the meat has taken place.

Morrissey disputed a Wednesday night out as part of a UK tour on sale Perth concert hall gig is performing.

Coachella festival in 2009 from the 52 year old singer attacked on stage in the U.S. after claiming he could smell burning flesh.

Ben Jeffries, director of marketing and communications for hall owners Horsecross Arts, said: "Morrissey has a life-long commitment to animal rights and vegetarianism so understandably does not like the smell of cooking meat when preparing for or indeed performing a gig.

“We are delighted to be welcoming this fantastic artist to Perth and, as with all our artists, Horsecross will do the best we can to make him feel right at home and comfortable here in Perth Concert Hall."

Morrison is set to perform two show in Poland

Smith legend Morrison is set to perform two show in Poland in this summer.

The singer, whose quiff haircut is specific adorned countless magazine covers around the world. Warsaw July 22 game will be released July 24 after Warsaw.

Morrissey in Poland in the past were a step in the Polish capital in 2009, but such details of their fans are unlikely to dampen enthusiasm.

The melancholic melody and incisive lyrics Morrissey is known for songs that praise seriously education such as Oscar Wilde and John Betjeman iconic poets in their writings have won the competition.

Such as animal rights issues because of his outspoken comments during the eighties never long out of the headlines is an irascible power.

Singer earlier this year to discover that British Prime Minister David Cameron severe reaction was a fan.

He wrote on social networking site Twitter"Stop saying that you like the Smiths”.

“No you don't. I forbid you to like it.”.

In an interview, Morrissey went on to say that the victims of past British Prime Minister have made him a murderer, as “killing a stag is like killing a child.”

Morrissey on Britain's royal wedding Prince William's family blasted

Singer Morrissey on Britain's royal wedding Prince William's family blasted at the end of this week, insisting that neither party will unfold, because the kingdom "benefit scroungers " will be filled with what are seeing.

The prince with Kate Middleton was appointed wedding and marriage on Friday and come together stars from which have been met with enthusiasm Dame Helen Mirren and Snoop Dogg, while David and Victoria Beckham will be among those in attendance.

But the former Smiths rocker, who is famous anti-imperial, admits that he can not understand hysteria surrounding marriage.

He tells BBC 5Live, "Why would I watch the wedding? Why would I watch it? I couldn't take any of that seriously. I don't think the so-called royal family speak for England now and I don't think England needs them. I do seriously believe that they are benefit scroungers and nothing else. I don't believe they serve any purpose whatsoever.

"The press reports from Buckingham Palace tell you that people love them, but go out now and speak to people on the street and they will laugh at you. They really will."

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Morrissey explains 'South Riding' role

A new drama South Riding is relevant to modern audiences has been claimed by David Morrissey.

Speaking to What's On TV, Morrissey explained that his character Robert will be unhappy about Sarah's arrival.

"Robert is a middle-class landowner who is on the local council and takes his duties seriously," he said. "Sarah has strong views about the education of women whereas Robert's a traditionalist, so she starts off rubbing him up the wrong way."

Morrissey described the drama as a "rollicking great story about unrequited love and social conscience", adding: "It's relevant to a modern audience, too, as it's set in a time of economic hardship."

South Riding begins on Sunday at 9pm on BBC One.

Stars line up for 'Waterhorse' fantasy

David Morrissey, Emily Watson and Alex Etel will star in Jay Russell's film fantasy "The Water Horse," it was publicized Tuesday.

The story is based on the children's book by Dick King-Smith, The Hollywood Reporter said.Etel portrays a Scottish boy who finds a strange egg, which contains a mystical water horse.

The film follows his labors to protect his new friend from people who consider it a danger.Morrissey will play Captain Hamilton of the Royal British Army whose troop has seized a small diner run by the boy's mother played by Watson.

David Morrisey want to play Gordon Brown

Actor David Morrissey says he would portray Gordon Brown the ill-fated prime minister for a second time. HE want to performed Gordon Brown which opposite Michael Sheen’s Tony Blair in award-winning TV drama The Deal.

Morrissey 46 years old paid pounds to star as Brown, and he says that he wants to perform the Scot final day.

Morissey reveal at Brighton's Komedia club on Satutday night he said, “I would be very interested if the film was about the story of Brown’s general election campaign. I was fascinated by it”.

“He had a disastrous premiership. He is a brilliant man but he wasn’t compatible with public life. He’s terrible in public, afraid of being seen as frivolous. He has this mad mouth thing that he does. Someone obviously told him he had to smile but it didn’t look natural.”