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At the height of her fame, tragically, Amy was found dead at her flat in Camden on July 23, A second inquest into the death of the singer confirmed that she died of alcohol poisoning after binge drinking following a period of abstinence. She had long been battling alcohol addiction, but had repeatedly refused psychiatric help because she thought it would affect her creativity, and had repeatedly lapsed into drinking binges following dry periods.

Russell Brand, M. I just lost one of my best friends. Of the song, M. She lived jazz, she lived the blues. Whether this tragedy was preventable or not is now irrelevant. It is not preventable today. The "Saturday Night Live" star was killed by his wife Brynn Omdahl, who battled with substance abuse, in their Los Angeles home in The Grammy award-winning singer passed away in , with her only child dying in a similar way just three years later.

A typical day at a Canadian ski resort ended in disaster for the 'Parent Trap' actress and her family following an unexpectedly deadly fall on a beginners' trail. The "Sopranos" star suffered a heart attack while on a trip to Italy in June Style, hair, music, career arc, personal turmoil — there are many similarities between Amy Winehouse and Ronnie Spector, who was one of Winehouse's musical inspirations.

More than a century after his untimely demise, there are still rumors and legends about how the author met his end. To great controversy, Lady Day introduced the world to the racially charged protest song "Strange Fruit. Known for her indulgences, the royal battled various health issues throughout her life. By Jordan Zakarin. By Colin Bertram. By Tim Ott. Amy did eventually agree to go to rehab several times, but it never seemed to take hold. By February , she was back with Fielder-Civil, and she began to perform erratic concerts.

This led to her US tour being cancelled due to "exhaustion". In October , Amy and Fielder-Civil were arrested in Norway for marijuana possession, and in December, she was photographed walking around Camden in just her bra and jeans, looking worryingly thin. Soon after, the highlight of her career came when she performed via satellite at the Grammys, winning five awards. Amy would never follow up the success of Back to Black after several years of disappointing and heartbreaking performances.

She began to be booed off stage at gigs around the world when she was too drunk to perform, and also cancelled more concerts than she actually played at. While she claimed to have quit drugs by , she had instead become addicted to alcohol. She did enjoy some periods of sobriety, but she would then fall off the wagon. Fielder-Civil filed for divorce in , noting Amy's infidelities. A new album was hoped for but never arrived. Winehouse told her doctor she did not want to die. Alcohol toxicity. Eating disorder.

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