Winehouse Documentary in the Works

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse collapsed yesterday in St. Lucia and had to spend the night in the hospital, the BBC reports. Her spokesman said she was “running around” with children and fainted from dehydration. The singer—who earlier won restrictions against paparazzi near her London home—is slated to play a concert in St. Lucia later this week. More»

Singer says bad behavior is her idea of fun

(NEWSER) - Despite photos and reports that suggest otherwise, Amy Winehouse says she isn’t a drunken mess—wreaking havoc at a Caribbean resort is her idea of a good time. “I’m not out of control,” she tells the Daily Mail. “Yes, I’ve had a few drinks, but I’m on holiday—I’m just young and having fun.” Others however, aren’t so sure. More»

Singer dances on balcony at Caribbean getaway

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse performed while on vacation in the Caribbean, the Sun reports, but her voice wasn't the main attraction. The British singer, who's been fighting a public battle with drugs, appeared on her St. Lucia balcony "with her bits hanging out," a witness said. Winehouse danced around to blaring music, "oblivious to everything." She later went for a topless dip in the ocean. More»

But only 2 songs were recorded, producer says

(NEWSER) - Amy Winehouse had written an entire album of songs before her death but sadly for the late singer's fans, most of it exists only on paper. The album would have been her third, but she was in no rush to release new material, says music producer Salaam Remi, who worked on Winehouse's albums Frank and Back to Black. Instead, she planned to record a jazz album with a "supergroup" including Questlove of the Roots, Remi says. More»

Service to be attended by family and friends only

(NEWSER) - A private funeral for Amy Winehouse will take place tomorrow, attended only by family and friends, reports the BBC . A family spokesperson said earlier today that a funeral would be held as soon as possible, and although a cause of death has not yet been determined , coroners have issued interim death certificates so arrangements could be made. Jewish tradition dictates that funerals happen quickly following a death. More»