Amy winehouse death

• Its hard to believe that today already marks the one-year anniversary of Amy Winehouses passing at the age of 27. And in a post simply titled Remembering Amy, the late singers father, Mitch Winehouse, is doing just that.
(Entertainment Online)
• Police called the singers death unexplained while they await results shed say fuck off. Amy paved the way for artists like me.
(2011 - Rolling Stone)
• Amy Winehouses death one year ago on July 23rd not only left a huge void in the music realm but also in the fashion world.
(Huffington Post)
• In a message, relatives of the Rehab singer, said they are thinking of "a daughter and sister that meant the world to them. And they said they were still "struggling to come to terms" with the death a year on.
(The Sun)
• The bird illustration is now the logo for the Amy Winehouse Foundation, a charity that was set up after her death to provide support to young people dealing with addictions. This month, the non-profit organization was recently chosen as eBays charity of the week.
(YAHOO!)
• Amy Winehouse is still proving to be one of the most popular British recording artists of modern time, with fans buying more than 1.7 million copies of her recordings in the year since her death.
(huffingtonpost.co.uk)
• Fans have lit candles and left tributes outside the north London home of singer Amy Winehouse to mark the first anniversary of her death. The talented soul singer with the beehive hairdo died from alcohol poisoning on July 23, 2011 at the age of 27.
(au.news.yahoo.com)
• Amy Winehouses goddaughter has paid tribute to her on the first anniversary of her death. Dionne Bromfield, who was signed to Amys Lioness record label, wrote an impassioned speech about the late singer - who died at the age of 27 a year ago today (23.
(Contactmusic.com)
• A 12-year-old Amy Winehouse wrote that she wanted to make people forget their troubles. On the anniversary of her death, Tim Jonze talks to those who knew her at the start of an extraordinary career. Amy Winehouse was a compulsively biographical songwriter.
(Sydney Morning Herald)