Briefly...

From NME:

• Deborah Harry talked about about her upcoming solo album.
  
• The Buzzcocks will be playing a one-off show in London next month.
  
• The Sex Pistols may be recording some new material, according to John Lydon.
• Morrissey had to cancel two of ten shows scheduled this week at the Hollywood Palladium.
  

From Rolling Stone:

• A gallery of Lynn Goldsmith photos, which includes shots of Iggy Pop, Deborah Harry, and Eurythmics.
  
• A Q&A with Control Director Anton Corbijn.

From Pitchfork:

• It may not be an official Throwing Muses reunion, but Kristin Hersh and Tanya Donnelly will be performing together in Boston tomorrow night.
• An article on Australia and New Zealand's Big Day Out, which will include Bjork and Billy Bragg.

From Spin:

• Details on an upcoming album from Morrissey.
• Information on Duran Duran's upcoming album Red Carpet Massacre, and dates for a nine-show stint on Broadway (2nd story on web page).
  

From elsewhere on the net:

• According to New Order Online, U.S. distributors of the movie Control were hoping to have Joy Division play at the New York premiere.
• R.E.M.'s website has one of a series of previews of their upcoming live DVD.
  
• Bob Mould has done some polling on his blog regarding what fans are willing to pay for his music. See the interesting results and dialogue on his blog.