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Amy Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, is reportedly making his own documentary about the late singer as a response to the recently released film Amy.

Proof the late singer's talent was no overnight development...

A new teaser from the upcoming Amy Winehouse documentary, succinctly titled Amy, sees the late artist speaking to the role music played in helping her cope with her depression.

Watch the trailer for the documentary, which hits theaters in July.

A new clip from the upcoming Amy Winehouse documentary shows Amy singing and laughing and reveals unseen lyrics and doodles.

More than a year after an inquest into Amy Winehouse's July 2011 death -- which found that the singer died from alcohol poisoning --  reports have surfaced that the coroner was unqualified for her position.

There are more unreleased Amy Winehouse songs in the vault that could see the light of day, according to her dad Mitch. He told BBC Radio 6 that there may be just enough material available for at least one more proper Amy Winehouse album.

A simple but stunning live video of Amy Winehouse performing ‘Love Is a Losing Game’ on ‘Other Voices’ back in 2006 has landed. It’s another reminder of the talent we lost too soon and too young.

Kanye West is said to be planning a tribute to Amy Winehouse by recording a remix version of her song ‘Back To Black.’

British pop singer Amy Winehouse, who died on July 23 at the age of 27, was reportedly planning to adopt a young girl from St. Lucia in the Carribbean. Winehouse made several trips to the island over the past couple of years, and in 2009 met 10-year-old Dannika Augustine and her grandmother, Marjorie Lambert, who runs a beach bar Amy frequented.

Just days after the tragic death of singer Amy Winehouse, the family of the 27-year-old Grammy winner now claim that she may have died from alcohol withdrawal. According to family sources, Winehouse ignored her doctors request to cut back on drinking gradually, and that her 4’11″ figure couldn’t handle such a dramatic change.

A mere day after the death of singer Amy Winehouse, rapper M.I.A. released the haunting ’27,’ an unfinished demo that loosely pays tribute to the late star. The track, which was originally supposed to be released on M.I.A.’s 2010 mixtape, ‘Vicki Leekx,’ tells the story of a person who commits suicide after a long addiction to drugs and alcohol.