Winehouse Charged With Assault

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.

Fielder-Civil pleads guilty in attack on pub owner

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse’s husband pleaded guilty to assaulting a pub owner and perverting the course of justice, the Sun reports. Blake Fielder-Civil, 26, who’s been in prison since his November arrest, hammered out the pleas with his three cohorts during court proceedings last week. His troubled better half made two appearances to support him, mouthing I-love-you’s. More»

Singer moves into new home after epic vacation

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse is back in London after a 71-day holiday in St Lucia, but is she there to reconcile with estranged hubby Blake Fielder-Civil? Yes, reports the Sun, which says the troubled singer—who got in a fight with a passenger on her flight home—plans to see Blake, freshly sprung from the slammer. The Mirror disagrees, quoting Amy as denying a reunion. More»

Resort guests ready for her to leave

(NEWSER) - The Caribbean resort where Amy Winehouse is running wild is ready for her to leave, especially after she threw a glass of water on another guest, the Sun reports. The troubled singer “misunderstood a conversation and wrongly believed a slight was made,” her spokesman said, and apologized only to avoid getting police involved. And Winehouse has reportedly extended her stay another week. More»

Docs fear permanent harm from ODs

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse may have brain damage as a result of two overdoses in the past year where she binged on crystal meth, heroin, and cocaine, reports the Sun. In addition, the "Rehab" singer convulsed “like a scene from The Exorcist" and displayed “multiple personality traits” after consuming an “inhuman” amount of hash in July, a friend says. More»