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TV Shows That Shaped The Mind Of Morrissey - Soundcheck
Early in his memoir, Moz reveals his deep love of more than two dozen programs. Ahem, "programmes."

The Smiths producer Stephen Street says he does not believe band will ever reform - NME.com
Producer and engineer says, "I'm not sure that it is a situation that can be resolved"

I like the coheed, killers, and H2O cover.

Jukebox ''Come On City'' Jury writes:

The Manchester Evening News celebrates thirty years of The Smiths with ''30 facts about The Smiths (some of which are tedious and bollocks)

30 years after debut album released - 30 things you should know about The Smiths - Manchester Evening News
Their self-titled album was released on the Rough Trade label 30 years ago this week and peaked at number two, staying in the album charts for 33 weeks.

An anonymous person writes:

Last Sunday (2/16) HBO shows "Girls" and "Looking" featured some Smiths/Morrissey music. The episode of Girls featured "I Don't Owe You Anything" by the Smiths in a scene where the girls are drunkenly talking in a vacation home. Looking played "Everyday is Like Sunday" at the end of the last scene/ending credits.

The Smiths 30 Years On - NME.com. Available now in print and digital download.

Thirty years since the debut album that gave indie its poster boys, Barry Nicolson speaks to Johnny Marr, Chrissie Hynde and more about The Smiths' thrilling beginnings

Also:

Johnny Marr says the story that Factory Records turned down The Smiths is a 'crock of shit' - NME.com
Johnny Marr speaks about the early days of the band in this week's NME - out today (February 19)

What's The Greatest Smiths Song? video - NME.com. Link from Susie.
The Vaccines, Wild Beasts, Hurts and more tell us what their favourite Smiths track is and why.

Re: Will Smith on the very first "Tonight With Jimmy Fallon"

Video (2:00 mark):