The Latest Breaking News from Mitch Winehouse

Family-approved book will also feature handwritten lyrics and personal photos and will be published two weeks before the singer would have turned 40

Set photos from the upcoming Amy Winehouse movie show actress Marisa Abela, who portrays the talented and troubled singer, drinking from a vodka bottle close to her former home

Amy Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, has claimed he wanted Hollywood star George Clooney to play him instead of Eddie Marsan in new biopic Back To Black, which focuses on the singer's life

Amy Winehouse’s soulmate. The troubled ex-husband who inspired the singer’s Grammy Award-winning album Back to Black and divorced her to “set her free”. A “junkie” and “hopeless heroin addict” who admitted introducing her to the drug and remains — in the eyes of many fans — the individual responsible for…

The first look at a new biopic has prompted anger for depicting the late singer as a cartoonish mess. Is it possible to make a film about an abused artist without repeating history?

Interesting.

Filming has begun on the upcoming biopic Back to Black, which will explore the life and career of Amy Winehouse - with actor Marisa Abela having been seen on set recently portraying the late singer

Late music icon Amy Winehouse is having her life played out in a new biopic, namely, Back To Black, and her father Mitch Winehouse has given actress Marisa Abela his blessing as she takes on the role of his late daughter

Filming has begun for the eagerly awaited Back to Black biopic starring Marisa Abela as Amy Winehouse and Eddie Marsan as the late singer's father, Mitch

British actress Marisa Abela will portray Amy Winehouse in a biopic about the late singer, with filming due to begin in London on Monday, production and distribution company Studiocanal has said. Called "Back to Black" and directed by British filmmaker Sam Taylor-Johnson, the movie will focus on Winehouse’s "vibrant years…

The eight-part series is based on the best-selling book Saving Amy by author and film-maker Daphne Barak, who told her story from 40 hours of footage, photographs and interviews of the star