Winehouse Explores Divorce

Says stolen love letter amounts to copyright infringement

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse is suing her former mother-in-law for copyright infringement, the Sun reports. Nope, Blake Fielder-Civil’s mum didn’t steal one of Winehouse’s songs—she sold a love letter from Amy to Blake, and the singer is “furious the private letter was used to make money,” a pal says. Winehouse is suing for nearly $82,000. More»

She can't help it, still wants druggie ex back

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse will be the first to admit that going back to her jailbird ex-hubby would be embarrassing, but she can’t help it: Blake Fielder-Civil is “my man,” she told the Mirror after a recent performance. “We can make it. We’re so strong together,” she continued before breaking down: “I’m so embarrassed, I love him though.” To prove her point, she later made out with Pete Doherty on-stage. More»

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse has convinced rehabbing hubby Blake Fielder-Civil to rekindle their relationship, the News of the World reports. "I love her as much as ever. I know she still loves me," says Blake, who agreed to a dinner date when he gets out of rehab. "Maybe this time we can do everything properly and not mess it up." But she wants him to call off the divorce, and he says no-no-no. More»

(NEWSER) - Troubled diva Amy Winehouse and her even more troubled husband officially divorced today after months of not speaking, reports the Daily Mail. It's believed that Blake Fielder-Civil cited adultery when filing for divorce, which he began while serving time for assault, and will seek part of her $15 million fortune. He is expecting a child with a woman he met in rehab—and Winehouse is rumored to have written a song called "Ultimate Betrayal" in response. More»

Plus, wants to talk with Blake, and more

(NEWSER) - In a London court today, Amy Winehouse pleaded not guilty to assaulting a fan at a charity ball last year. She was released on bail and will stand trial in July, the AP reports. But that’s not all from her crazy life:

• Her legal troubles aren’t stopping Winehouse from heading back to the Caribbean to headline a jazz festival, E! adds.