Amy Winehouse Died Of An Eating Disorder According To Her Brother: Morning Mix

:: Amy Winehouse‘s older brother argues that the singer likely died of the bulimia she developed in her late teens, as opposed to drugs and alcohol. “She would have died eventually, the way she was going, but what really killed her was the bulimia,” Alex Winehouse said. [The Guardian]

:: Kanye West‘s Yeezus will indeed outsell J. Cole‘s Born Sinner, but not as much as originally predicted. Yeezus was expected to outsell Born Sinner by 90,000, but weekend projections say that gap has closed by more than half. [Billboard]

:: Rick Springfield, Tupac and Katy Perry have all been named for the 2014 Hollywood Walk of Fame. Tupac is one of two posthumous honorees; he died in 1996 at age 25. [The Hollywood Reporter]

:: The Voice finalist Michelle Chamuel says that while on the show, she was encouraged to sport fake hair and contacts but not open up about being a lesbian to boost her overall appeal. “[W]hether it’s my sexuality or my clothes or my glasses or my song choices and the fact that I like indie music … you can blame it on that [my sexuality] and point to it and use it as an excuse, but I actually think that not being mainstream is going to add to my appeal,” she says. [Rolling Stone]

After the jump, find out what music acts you can catch on TV today.

Music On TV: :: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — Barenaked Ladies :: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) — Savages :: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) — Dale Watson :: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — Iron and Wine :: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (syndicated) — Robin Thicke, Pharrell