Amy Winehouse worried father said, "it’s what she’d have wanted"

Amy Winehouse worried father said, "it’s what she’d have wanted" to give the mourners of his late daughter's clothes.

Her's father Cabbie Mitch stunned the crowd pop diva at home textiles, jewelry and trinkets, which they initially distributed with an eye toward holding emerged.

the Sun quoted him as saying while handing out some of her clothes in the street, “These are Amy’s T-shirts. This is what she would have wanted - for her fans to have her clothes”.

Mitch went to the house with his family the ‘Back to Black’ singer’s mum Janis, 56, and her brother Alex in Camden, North London.

However, her most cherished family items, including books and the guitar is kept.

Amy Winehouse Promises New Album Next Year

Grammy award winning British singer Amy Winehouse said in a newspaper interview she was confident her long awaited third album would be ready early next year. “The album will be six months at the most,” the soul diva told free paper Metro.“It's going to be very much the same as my second album, where there's lots of jukebox stuff.”

Amy rocketed to fame with the release in 2006 of her second album Back To Black, which scooped five Grammy awards, but her creative output dried up while she had a well documented battle with drugs. She says she has cleaned up her act and found love with a new boyfriend, horror film director Reg Traviss. AFP Relaxnews

Amy Winehouse: Has Wardrobe Malfunction on Her Way to a Stage Meltdown

"Oops! Amy Winehouse bared a little too much boob on the way to Mark Ronson's gig at the 100 Club in Oxford Street London this week.
Amy forgot the words to her hit "Valerie" during the rare onstage performance Tuesday." Amy Winehouse nervelessly walked down the streets of London with her nipple exposed. The "Rehab" singer was on her way to a gig, where she exposed herself as a train wreck who can't even remember the lyrics to a song she's belted many times. If a young American Idol contestant forgets the lyrics to a song he just memorized, he likely will be kicked to the curb by the judges. There is no excuse for a seasoned veteran like Winehouse to forget the lyrics. I hope the crazy chanteuse at least gave the audience their money's worth by exposing her boobs at the club. I pray Amy Winehouse never changes; I love writing about all her crazy antics

Amy Winehouse: Amy Winehouse 'Denied Stevie Wonder Duet'

Amy Winehouse was denied a duet with Motown legend Stevie Wonder at Hard Rock Calling this weekend.
Winehouse is said to have headed to the side of the stage in a bid to jump on with the Superstition hit maker and collaborate - much like she did with MC Professor Green at his gig in Camden last week.
However, this time Amy wasn't as lucky as Wonder's manager would not allow Wino on stage with the singer.
A source told The Daily Star: "Amy rocked up at the right hand side and told the stage manager she had been invited to sing with him. He put his foot down and told her that would not happen."
The insider added: "Stevie had planned to duet with Corinne Bailey Rae and Jay Kay from Jamiroquai but he decided it would be better to give the fans the solo set they had expected to look,"

Committed boyfriend of Amy Winehouse

Boyfriend of the Amy Winehouse has dumped his other lover.
The singer of the 'Rehab' reportedly issued an ultimatum to Reg Traviss after she learned he was also dating burlesque performer Raven Isis Holt, prompting the film director to end his two-year relationship with the performer.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Reg got into trouble last week because he hasn't told Amy about Raven.
"Amy went out on the town and Reg was only up the road dining with her.
"When Amy found out she challenged him - and Reg decided to stick with her."
Last week, Raven, 25, insisted Reg - who met Amy at his parents' pub in central London a few weeks ago - would never dump her for the 26-year-old singer.
She said: "Amy can't steal my man. He's told me they are just friends and I believe him. There's no way he'd leave me for Amy."
Amy - who ended her reconciled relationship with ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil after meeting Reg - has had her new romance approved by her father Mitch Winehouse, who has previously been outspoken about her personal life.
He said: "I'm happy she's got a new boyfriend. I'm happy that she's moving on with her life."

Amy Winehouse's Cash Bonus after Rehab used in Glee.

Amy Winehouse was paid more than all the other artists who have had their songs used in the cult US show, including Journey's Don't Stop Believing.

Netting the singer a cool £55,000, it also sent Rehab back into the top 100 chart in America.

We're told: "Amy was chuffed. She loves the show and watches religiously.

"She is also well aware of how popular Glee makes tracks, and is thrilled to be re-entering the charts."

Amy Winehouse's tiff with fans

Troubled singer Amy Winehouse had yet another tiff with a fan on pushing one of her friends to have a photograph with her. Winehouse saw the scuffle and as the man tried to take her photo with his cellphone, she grabbed at his handset and covered the lens with her hand preventing him from getting a snap, reports Britain's The Sun newspaper. The fan said to have accidentally pushed one of her friends out of his way in the process. "Amy saw him knock over her friend. She was in a good mood so she just put her hand up and pushed the phone," dailystar.co.uk quoted a source as saying.

Amy Winehouse: Not to let goddaughter follow wild ways

Washington (ANI): ‘Rehab’ singer Amy Winehouse is said to be so determined not to let her teenage goddaughter follow in her wild ways that she keeps her away from temptation.
Winehouse, 26, has had a long struggle with drink and drugs since she shot to fame, and her addictions have even threatened to wreck her success. She finally kicked her dependence on illegal substances after several stints in rehab and an extended holiday in the Caribbean. The singer is currently Back To Black mentoring 13 year old Dionne Bromfield as she releases her first album, and she is adamant the teen won’t make the same mistakes. “Amy wouldn’t let me have a glass of champagne the other day. She likes to keep me well disciplined. She’s like an older sister who will yell at me if I’m getting out of control,” the Daily Express quoted Bromfield as saying.

Amy Winehouse album 'due in 2010'

Singer Amy Winehouse's new album is expected to be completed next year, according to her record label Island.
"I've heard a couple of song demos that absolutely floored me," Island co president Darcus Beese said. "Hopefully we'll have her album next year."
He said the singer had been writing and recording "in fits and starts".

Back To Black is last album of Winhouse's, which has sold 10 million copies and won five Grammy Awards, came out three years ago.
But since its release, the singer has battled drug problems and ill health, and comeback gigs in May had to be scrapped.
She was recording and writing with producer Salaam Remi, who worked on Back To Black, while living on the Caribbean island of St Lucia earlier this year.
Last October, Remi said the pair had "about four songs done". The following month, Lucian Grange, head of Island's parent company Universal Music Group, said her new material was sounding "sensational".
Winehouse is making a return to TV screens on Saturday, singing backing vocals for her goddaughter Dionne Bromfield on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing.
Bromfield is the first signing to Winehouse's new record label Lioness, which is an imprint of Island. The 13 year old's debut album is released on Monday.

Sing on Strictly to Amy Winehouse

Amy Winehouse is to appear on BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing this weekend as a backing singer for her goddaughter.
Dionne Bromfield, who is 13 years old, is the first signing to the Back to Black star's new record label, Lioness.
The group will perform Bromfield's first single Mama Said, originally a hit for The Shirelles in 1961.
Bromfield said: "Amy and I both love Strictly... so it was excellent to find out I'll be on TV for the first time singing on one of my favourite gigs."
'Like sisters'
Winehouse has been closely involved with the teenager's album of soul classics, including Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Tell Him and My Boy Lollipop.
She also sings backing vocals on the album version of Mama Said.
"I've known Amy for ever," Bromfield said. "I'm very close to Amy. She's like my sister."
Winehouse, meanwhile is convinced her goddaughter can have a successful career.
"The first time I heard Dionne sing, I couldn't believe what I was hearing such an amazing voice from such a young girl.
"She's so much better than I was at her age."
After struggles with drink and drug problems, Winehouse has performed live in the UK only once in the past 12 months.
In August, she made an unheralded appearance with ska legends The particular at the V Festival in Essex.
She has spent much of the last year living in St Lucia working on the follow up to her multi award winning album Back to Black.

Slams bullying report Amy Winehouse

Amy Winehouse has rubbished a report that accused her of behaving impolitely with a schoolgirl for allegedly bullying her beloved goddaughter.

The 26 year old singer is believed is to have given the tormentor a piece of her mind earlier this week, for troubling her 13 year old girl, Dionne Bromfield, at London''s Southgate School. The Daily Express quote a source as telling I''m Not Obsessed blog: "The altercation outside of the North London secondary school quickly turned sour when Amy began hurling abuse at the young accused bully and began spitting at her." However, Winehouse''s rep has denied any such happening and said the claims were "absolutely untrue".

£6m divorce settlement claim to Winehouse’s ex drops

London (ANI): Singer Amy Winehouse has made her ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil drop his 6-million-pound divorce settlement claim, sources say. Until now, he was allegedly demanding pay off for his contribution to the troubled singer’s 2006 hit album Back to Black .
However, the singer met her former flame in secret earlier this month to make him drop the demand. "They're still close and are working things out day by day in terms of the future. But Blake promised Amy not to ask for another penny from her," the Daily Express quoted a source as telling Britain's News of the World newspaper.Their relationship ended in July this year after Winehouse admitted adultery.

Winehouse needs to settle down

Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse needs to settle down and have a family, says her best friend Kelly Osbourne.

Winehouse has struggled an addiction to drugs and alcohol and disjointed her husband before this year, but contempt her turbulent lifestyle, Osbourne insists that all Winehouse now needs is to enjoy a silence life away from the public eye, reports contactmusic.com. Osbourne says in her autobiography "Fierce" that she is so perquisited to meet Winehouse. "Amy gives the best advice. All talented people have problems because they can't come to terms with it. Deep down, all Amy needs to do is have a family, settle down and be left alone. That girl is not stupid," writes Osbourne.

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Sparks family feud to Amy Winehouse

Amy Winehouse's family will "step back" if she reunites with Blake Fielder Civil.
The singer's mother Janis Winehouse is destroyed by reports Amy has been in touch with her soon-to-be ex-husband, and insists she will pull back from her daughter's life if the pair get back together.
She said: "The family will just say, 'Enough is enough.' We'd never turn our backs on Amy, but there'd have to come a point where we step back. I'm not sure how much more I could go through. Amy knows what we think of Blake so I suppose she's hiding it."
Janis and Amy's father Mitch blame Blake for Amy's declination into cure addiction.
Bygone this year, Amy spent several months in St. Lucia battling her demons and is now "clean and healthy".
Her family are angsted rekindling her relationship with Blake Amy is believed to have asked Blake to give their marriage another chance could cause her to helical out of control again.
Janis told Britain's Closer magazine: "Amy's done so well getting healthy again. We all hope it's not true they're back in touch, but Amy is like a child. She says, 'I love Blake, I love him', and it's hard to talk her out of it. She's bad for her. Who knows what will happen?
"Amy says she wants a baby but it's just talk. Amy doesn't weigh enough to get pregnant."

Amy Winehouse collapses in St Lucia

Amy Winehouse has spent the night in hospital in St Lucia, after collapsing at her holiday home on the island.

The singer's spokesperson said that doctors had kept her in the hospital overnight for observation, adding that she was told she was dehydrated.

"She fainted at home (in St Lucia) and they took her in for observation, mainly to do with her medication to check everything was OK," he said. "They told her that she was dehydrated and needed to drink more water."

Winehouse was apparently seen playing with local children before fainting, reports AFP.

She is set to perform her first gig of 2009 at the St Lucia Jazz Festival on May 8.

Amy Winehouse’s Early Life

Amy Jade Winehouse (born 14 September 1983) is an English singer and songwriter, known for her eclectic mix of various musical genres including soul, jazz, rock & roll, ska and R&B. Amy Winehouse is best known for her soulful, powerful contralto vocals.

Amy Winehouse was born in the Southgate area of Enfield, London to a Jewish family who shared her love of jazz music. She was raised in a family of four: her father Mitchell (a taxi driver), her mother Janis (a pharmacist), and her older brother Alex. Mitchell would constantly sing around the house, often singing Frank Sinatra to young Amy, who also took to a constant habit of singing to the point that teachers found it difficult keeping her quiet in class.

At the age of nine, her grandmother, Cynthia, suggested she attend the Susi Earnshaw Theatre School for further training. At age ten, Amy Winehouse founded a short-lived rap group called Sweet 'n' Sour with childhood friend Juliette Ashby. She stayed at the Earnshaw school for four years before seeking full time training at Sylvia Young Theatre School, but was allegedly expelled at fourteen for "not applying herself" and for piercing her nose. With other children from the Sylvia Young School, she appeared in an episode of The Fast Show in 1997. She later attended the BRIT School in Selhurst, Croydon.