Amy Winehouse’s father says a posthumous album could be in the works

(CNN)There's a now-famous clip of acoustic version of Amy Winehouse singing "Love Is a Losing Game." Winehouse, in what appears to be a recording booth, rings every emotional nuance from her song as she sings the lyrics: "Over futile odds/And laughed at by the gods/And now the final frame/Love is a losing game."As the music fades we hear Winehouse ask quietly, and seemingly sadly, "Is that alright?"It's a heartbreaking moment from a tremendously talented star who fell too quickly.Friday July 23 marks the ten-year anniversary of Winehouse's tragic passing. The singer was found dead of accidental alcohol poisoning at the age of 27 in her London home.

AMY Winehouse went 36 days without a proper meal in the weeks before she died, a bombshell new book will claim. Best-selling author Ian Halperin claims a close friend of Amy – who has never before spoken - described the star as looking like “she was living on fumes in those final weeks”.

Lola Lennox claims that she was inspired by Amy Winehouse's pitta bread lyrics as she paid tribute to the star on the tenth anniversary of her death. The La La Love Me and Back at Wrong singer talked about how Amy would inspire her during her teenage years.

Gogglebox star Ellie Warner has got a brand new set of tattoos in honour of the late singer, Amy Winehouse. In a post shared to her Instagram Stories on Monday, the 28 year old was thrilled as she re-shared her new red heart inkings, which were initially uploaded by her tattoo artist.

Mark Ronson regrets not being more “confrontational” toward Amy Winehouse over her battle with addiction. The 45-year-old record producer worked with the late singer on her ‘Back to Black’ album in 2006 and has admitted he now isn’t sure if he “fully loves” the way he “behaved around her”, particularly in relation to her addiction struggles.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorMark Ronson takes center stage in “Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson,” premiering July 30 on Apple TV Plus.In the six-part series, the Oscar winning multi-hyphenate (a DJ, songwriter, producer and seasoned A&R) sits down with creators and musicians to look at innovations in the realm of sound, from synths to distortion to autotune and beyond.T-Pain, Charli XCX, Dave Grohl and Paul McCartney are just a few of the names who appear on this musical exploration.Episode 3, titled “Reverb,” looks at Ronson’s collaboration with the late Amy Winehouse, who died 10 years ago this month.

Mark Ronson is opening up about working with Amy Winehouse.

Mark Ronson has expressed regret over the way he treated Amy Winehouse while she was at the height of her addiction issues.Ronson was one of the late singer’s most influential collaborators, having produced her seminal second album ‘Back to Black’ in 2006.

Amy Winehouse's ex-husband is reportedly engaged to his new girlfriend.

Gallery: JUST MARRIED! Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton’s love story (BANG Showbiz)Amy died from alcohol poisoning at her north London home on July 23, 2011. Meanwhile, Blake revealed in 2013 that he regretted introducing her to drugs, including heroin.

AMY Winehouse’s ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil is engaged to new love Bay Wright, sources say. Pals told how former junkie Blake, who is now living with the mum in Leeds, popped the question in June after a six-month romance.  But they admitted those close to Bay are concerned the pair have grown close too quickly.

“When I think of Amy, I think of Amy without the beehive, without the eyeliner at home, prancing around, just being Amy, my godmother. It’s just that, another piece of the family.“I first met Amy when I was six years old.She was good friends with my mum, who was also in the music business.“The more time I spent around Amy, the closer we became and eventually she asked my mum if she could be my godmother.“She was definitely like another mother figure to me.“You know Amy never had kids.

With the renewed interest in Amy Winehouse after documentary Reclaiming Amy aired on BBC Two, her father has spoken about unpublished songs from the artist. Mitch Winehouse spoke to the BBC about her early recording, saying he wanted them to be released despite their audio quality not matching up to her later works.

Amy Winehouse. Here’s a look back at her tumultuous personal life and successful music career.Born on September 14, 1983, the British singer became an icon and left a tremendous impact that stills influences many artists in the industry, as she was described as one of the most incredible musicians of our time.Amy was without a doubt a gifted child, showing her talent from a young age and even performing in Jazz groups at the age of 16.

Amy Winehouse documentary aired on Friday evening and showed a closer look at her family's perspective on her life and death.Her parents Mitch and Janis Winehouse wanted to share their thoughts and feelings on how they've been perceived by the media over the years.The BBC documentary shared a series of throwback snaps and clips of the late superstar who died on the July 23 2011 at her house in Camden.The talented singer passed away after a long battle with drugs, alcoholism and bulimia.During a clip on the documentary, her dad was asked by producers about whether or not the claims were true that he put immense pressure on the star to keep performing when she was ill.As over the years, he has come under fire for mistreating her and pushing

Amy Winehouse documentary aired on Friday at 9pm on BBC2 and showed a closer look at her family's perspective at her life and death.Her parents Mitch Winehouse and Janis Winehouse wanted to share their thoughts and feelings on how they've been perceived by the media over the years.The documentary shared a series of throwback snaps and clips of the late superstar who died on the 23rd July 2011 at her house in Camden.The star passed away after a long battle with drugs, alcoholism and bulimia.Amy fans watching the programme took to Twitter to share their thoughts and share their support.Her mum said on the film: "As her health got worse my MS progressed. "I couldn't help her.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAmy Winehouse was 27 when she died 10 years ago today – two years after splitting from ex husband Blake Fielder-Civil.Although only married for a couple of years, the singer's relationship with Fielder-Civil was a defining period of her life.The music icon and Blake shared a notoriously turbulent relationship, with her ex husband later admitting to introducing her to heroin.The fans of the British singer-songwriter often paint Blake as the villain in her life story, saying he enabled Amy's drug usage.However, he refused to claim responsibility for her tragic end.

Amy Winehouse’s death.The singer died at the age of 27 on July 23, 2011 at her Camden home due to alcohol poisoning. Today marks a decade since her death.Musicians and fans have been paying tribute to Winehouse throughout the day.

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Amy Winehouse’s former theatre school headteacher has paid tribute to the ‘extraordinary’ talent a decade on from her death.Sylvia Young told Metro.co.uk how the vocalist was ‘sensational from the moment she auditioned’ for her eponymous performing arts school. She described the star-in-the-making as ‘quirky, maddening, irritating but with a good heart’ and a ‘God-given’ talent which shone through, even in her early teens at the school in Marble Arch, London.The principal spoke as tributes were paid to the singer-songwriter, who died of alcohol poisoning on July 23, 2011.Amy is shown in Metro.co.uk’s picture at the school in a photograph also featuring Billie Piper and Holby City actress Laura Sadler.