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The Smiths frontman Morrissey has hit out at those paying tribute to Sinead O'Connor following her death, fuming that 'you hadn't the guts to support her when she was alive'.
Singer and former Smiths frontman Morrissey slammed celebrity tributes to the "crazed" Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor, who recently died at the age of 56, saying, "You hadn't the guts to support her when she was alive."
Morrissey is seriously rolling his eyes at the influx of Sinéad O'Connor tributes following her passing on Wednesday. Letting his thoughts be loud and proud in his latest blog post, the former The Smiths frontman, 64, unleashed on the music industry, the media, celebrities and others for paying what he believes to be hypocritical homages…
The Smiths frontman is unconvinced by the sudden affection for the late Irish singer, noting that many were "cruel" and "dismissive" to her when she was alive.
The Smiths singer condemns the label and people who blackballed Sinead O'Connor from music industry, lamenting the lack of support she received when she was still alive.
tonight, he withheld documents from the grand jury, game over. >> came over! eric is not the first person to say, game over! >> and he is not the first person to say, what an idiot. said that as well. morrissey tweeted, the first rule of federal indictment club, you don't talk about your case. second rule of federal indictment club is, really don't do it! did trump just admit to obstruction on national television? i think he did. frequent legal commentator for fox news, jonathan turley tweeted, bret baier conducted an extraordinary interview with donald trump who discussed the criminal allegations in detail. statements of this kind are generally admissible at trial. here is what former new jersey governor and current republican