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  Amy Winehouse Documentary to Debut at Cannes 2013

  April 25, 2013 – It's been nearly two years since Amy Winehouse's tragic death, and the "Rehab" singer has already been revived for a pair of posthumous albums, a divisive cover of "Back to Black" by Beyoncé and André 3000, and even a second death inquest. Now Winehouse's life and career will serve as the subject of a high-profile documentary that's set to be shopped around at next month's Cannes Film Festival.According to the Hollywood Report …
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  Amy Winehouse's Dad Doesn't Care for Andre 3000 and Beyonce's 'Back to Black' Cover

  April 23, 2013 – All indications are André 3000 and Beyoncé's cover of Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" will be awful. A 90-second snippet of the track from Baz Luhrmann's upcoming The Great Gatsby film soundtrack hit iTunes yesterday, and SPIN called it "a FEMA-level disaster." Never one to shy away from tossing his opinions to a morsel-hungry press, Amy's father, Mitch, is offering his own criticisms. …
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  'Gatsby' Trailer Teases Insanely Star-Studded Soundtrack

  April 4, 2013 – Amy Winehouse and dubsteppy wubs? …
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  Beyonce, Andre 3000, and Amy Winehouse RSVP to Jay-Z's 'Gatsby' Soundtrack

  April 2, 2013 – Details on the forthcoming soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby haven't exactly been flowing like champagne. Last month, Jay-Z confirmed his role as contributor and executive producer, and we've speculated about who will end up on the OST. Meanwhile music from Jack White, Florence + the Machine, and Filter appeared in the film's two trailers. Now E! …
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  Amy Winehouse's Second Inquest Confirms the First: Alcohol Poisoning

  January 8, 2013 – The results were never really in doubt, but now it's doubly official: For a second time, a coroner has ruled that Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning.According to the Guardian, coroner Shirley Radcliffe entered a finding of death by misadventure, saying, "She voluntarily consumed alcohol, a deliberate act that took an unexpected turn in that it caused her death." The inquest reiterated the previous determination that Winehouse had …
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  Amy Winehouse's Death Will Be Reinvestigated

  December 17, 2012 – On January 8, 2013, London officials will rehear the inquest into singer Amy Winehouse's death, 18 months after the singer succumbed at age 27 to what had been ruled accidental alcohol poisoning. According to the AP, Suzanne Greenaway, the assistant deputy coroner in charge of the high-profile case, resigned last month after her qualifications were called into question. …
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  Amy Winehouse's Next Posthumous Release: BBC Live Collection

  October 25, 2012 – In what's becoming a Black Friday tradition, next month brings the arrival of another Amy Winehouse posthumous release. Last year, it was the outtakes compilation Lioness: Hidden Treasures, and now a CD/DVD collection of live performances titled At the BBC is on the way. The set features 14 performances the late singer recorded for the venerable British station from the Frank-era in 2004 to her last appearances on the channel in 2009. …
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  Nas Holds a Wake for Amy Winehouse in 'Cherry Wine' Clip

  October 2, 2012 – Nas says goodbye to another doomed love of his life, Amy Winehouse, in the video for "Cherry Wine." Playing bartender/eulogist as footage of Winehouse is projected on to the brick wall of a dark speakeasy, Nas raps, "Your smile put me at ease / You’re the woman I need but where is she?" By the clip's end, Nas eventually leaves the bar with a woman who is at least a close Amy facsimile, dressed in a tight, cleavage-baring dress with red  …
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  Portishead's Geoff Barrow Picks a Fight With (Deceased) Amy Winehouse

  September 20, 2012 – Portishead's Geoff Barrow faces sour times after he referred to the late Amy Winehouse as "Whiney Shitehouse" in an interview with ElectronicBeats.net. …
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  Amy Winehouse Foundation to Honor Nas at New York Gala

  August 15, 2012 – If the lyrics to "Me and Mr. Jones" weren't proof-positive enough that Amy Winehouse had a deep respect for Queens-bred rapper Nas (he's Mr. Jones, after all), the inclusion of the song "Like Smoke," on the first of possibly many posthumous Winehouse releases, Lioness: Hidden Treasures, provided more insight. …
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