Monday, 25 July 2011

Amy Winehouse's family visit her home, greets mourners_0















Amy Winehouse has taken place in post-mortem examination of the death

Amy Winehouse's father Mitch visited her house on Monday morning and thanked fans for their support.

The singer has taken place in post-mortem examination of the death.

There have been no deaths, while an inquest into her death was opened and adjourned until 26 October.

The singer's death body was found at her home in Camden, north London on Saturday, Police said the singer died at the age of 27 was "unexplained".

Her father Mitch thanked fans for their tributes saying: "I can't tell you what this means to us. It really is making this a lot easier."

Visiting his daughter's home, he added the loss left him "speechless".

Mitch Winehouse told fans gathered in Camden Square, "Amy was about one thing and that was love. Her whole life was devoted to her family and her friends and to you guys as well".

The singer's mother and brother visited the site, flowers, cards, photos, and laid in tribute to the fans to see.

Wednesday, 13 July 2011

Enjoy the pictures of Amy Winehouse taking a stroll in Camden (July 12)





Amy Winehouse England's Camden neighborhood was seen walking around

Amy Winehouse on London, England's Camden neighborhood yesterday afternoon (July 12) was seen walking around.

T In The Park

The “Rehab” songstress involved with a male friend because she had strolled the streets, showing off her new healthier figure in a Fred Perry t-shirt and slim-fit jeans.

In a recent interview, Amy’s protégé and goddaughter Dionne Bromfield told press, "I wouldn't even say five percent of the stuff written about her is true. Even if she does do something good on stage, [the media] still make her sound awful."

"All it takes is for her to blink while the press are flashing cameras, and it looks like she's drunk. … That's not the Amy I know – the real Amy."

Friday, 8 July 2011

Amy Winehouse asks her 15-year-old goddaughter for advice

Amy Winehouse asks her 15-year-old goddaughter for advice.

V Festival

The troubled singer recently in Belgrade after a disastrous performance over the European tour dates - turns to Dionne Bromfield for support, and the young singer admits she is not sure why people always go to him with their problems.

Dionne said: "It's weird. I'm only 15 but a lot of people ask me for advice. Don't ask me why. And Amy is one of those people, always coming to me for advice."

During Amy's performance in Belgrade, the 'Back To Black' hitmaker - who recently in rehab for alcohol problems and sought treatment for drug addiction is a history published wild eyes, erratically behaved and his words slurred.

She told The Scotsman newspaper: "I haven't seen the video but I've heard. What can you say, really? I've seen some other footage of her and it is sad.

"But then again, you have to think if I feel sad watching this, how does she feel? Amy is Amy. She is her own person. We don't tell her what to do. Only she can decide. But you know, she's a massive talent and you can't knock her for that."

Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Amy Winehouse turns the subject of a new ITV documentary

Amy Winehouse turns the subject of a new ITV documentary.

Celeb stylist Alex Foden, who is the singer said last night that she was "withdrawing from all scheduled appearances" shambolic gig in Serbia was fronting one of the following closing.

Former EastEnder James Alexandrou, Alex talks with him to direct.

I’m told: “Filming starts on Sunday and is set at the rehab clinic Alex and Amy attended. It is going to be a raw, hard-hitting account about Amy’s descent into drugs... James and Alex make a plea to Amy to sort herself out.