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This Friday, the highly anticipated documentary Amy opens nationwide but in the latest clip, viewers can watch the Rehab singer belt out a raw "Back to Black" in the studio without any instrumental assistance. The 2006 recording session in New York with producer Mark Ronson captures the essence and true talent of Amy Winehouse, acting as one of the films most awe-inspiring moments. -
Amy Winehouse's 'Back To Black' Rises on Charts after Documentary Opens
Amy Winehouse is the talk of the entertainment industry in the UK this week, and it's not just because of the release of Amy, the documentary on the late vocalist's life: The hype behind the film has pushed British fans back to the record stores, allowing her hit album 'Back To Black' to reenter the Top 40. -
Amy Winehouse Documentary Breaks Film Records in the UK; Acclaim and Controversy
Amy Winehouse is the name behind the second most-hyped documentary of the year thus far, and it paid off, creating the largest homeland opening weekend for a British documentary in history (the most-hyped doc has to be 'Montage of Heck,' the recently released film on Kurt Cobain). 'Amy,' directed by Asif Kapadia, brought in more than $800,000 in the UK. Good reviews and an expansion from 133 theaters to 200 will keep that number rising. -
Mitch Winehouse Considering Film With Reg Traviss to Combat Asif Kapadia 'Amy' Documentary
The family of the late Amy Winehouse hasn't kept quiet about their contempt for the latest documentary titled 'Amy,' which details the singer's life and death while portraying her father Mitch Whinehouse in a negative light. -
Producer Destroyed Demos for Amy Winehouse 'Back To Black' Follow-Up
The new documentary shining light on the life of Amy Winehouse has generated both raves and controversy, but there's at least one bit of news that nearly everyone can agree is good: The final demos that the vocalist created before her death have been destroyed, ensuring that Drake won't come along and try to release them. -
James Taylor, Tony Bennett and Tom Petty: Longest Streaks Before A No. 1 Album
James Taylor is a legend. The dude's been around for nearly 50 years. He's seen fire and he's seen rain. But there was one thing that the songwriter never saw during his lengthy career in music: A no. 1 record. That finally changed this week when 'Before This World,' his first album of original material in more than 13 years, peaked at the top of the Billboard 200. That got us at Music Times wondering...what performer took the longest to get their first no. 1 album? We ranked the Top 5, from "least" years to most..including Tom Petty, Tony Bennett and more. -
Amy Winehouse Documentary Trailer Shows 'Back To Black' Singer's Struggle With Fame [WATCH]
Over the weekend, Amy Winehouse documentary Amy debuted at the Cannes Film Festival and has since received rave reviews despite the lack of familial support. In a melancholy new trailer for 'Amy,' Winehouse tells the camera "The more people see of me, the more they'll realize that all I'm good for is making music," as the film details her rise to artistic notoriety and heartbreaking decline under pressure. -
Main Poster for Amy Winehouse Documentary Film 'Amy' Unveiled
The Cannes Film Festival premiered the first viewing of the Amy Winehouse documentary titled "Amy" this weekend and now the official movie poster has premiered online with the 'Back to Black' singer staring straight ahead, sporting her signature thick black eyeliner paired with bold pink letters spelling her name. -
Amy Winehouse Documentary Clip: Manager Nick Schmansky Reveals Hesitance to Be Songwriter
The upcoming Amy Winehouse documentary Amy has been quite the source of controversy in recent weeks, with the singer's father Mitch Winehouse decrying the Asif Kapaida directed film as misleading, but the promotion continues on. Today (May 8), fans of the "Rehab" singer got a first look at the intimate movie, with a 52-second clip featuring Winehouse herself. -
Mitch Winehouse Calls 'Amy' Documentary Makers "Disgusting" After Poor Portrayal in Film
Amy Winehouse's father Mitch is speaking out against the documentary about his daughter. Earlier this week, the "Rehab" singer's family distanced themselves from the film Amy, claiming it paints Mitch in a bad light while glorifying Amy's controversial ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil. -
Amy Winehouse's Father Mitch 'Furious' Over Documentary, Threatens Lawsuit Against Asif Kapadia
We've been hearing a lot about the forthcoming Amy Winehouse documentary 'Amy: The Girl Behind The Name,' but something that hasn't been brought to light: The vocalist's father Mitch Winehouse isn't a fan in the least. He's made statements now that suggest he and the family will bring a lawsuit against filmmaker Asif Kapadia after the film debuts at the Cannes Film Festival next week. -
Amy Winehouse Documentary Trailer Reveals Heartbreaking Look at 'Rehab' Singer as Film Gets U.S. Distribution
One of the most talked about and highly anticipated music documentaries has finally received its first trailer. After plenty of buzz, fans have finally gotten the first glimpse of Amy, the Amy Winehouse documentary, and it shows the story of the "Rehab" singer that never saw herself prepared for the pressures of superstardom.
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