In a launch function of Amy Winehouse Foundation's Resilience Programme, charity foundation delved on the problems related to drugs and alcohol. Planned in the memory of late singer Amy Winehouse, this programme aims to handle the root cause of drug addiction.

A recent study has claimed that the artists performing in groups live longer than those who are solo artists. The research looked into careers of 1,489 rock and pop performers who were famous during 1956 to 2006.

As said everything in excess is bad, and the same thing became the reason of death of Amy Winehouse, said her father Mitch Winehouse. He was of the view that she drank in excess and also performed detoxification activity to an excess.

The death of famous British singer Amy Winehouse has aroused the issue of drug addiction and its consequences. Amy, just 27 years old, was stressed with her addiction to drugs and alcoholism. Her addiction surpassed her talent of singing, which resulted in her death.

It has been reported that Amy Winehouse has apologized publically to Mark Ronson, the producer of Back To Black, for lashing out at him over Twitter.

Amy Winehouse, for the first time, confessed her love and passion for boyfriend Reg Traviss in front of the media.

She said that he is the right person for her, adding that he was the perfect man. The star has had a bad experience with Blake Fielder-Civil, her ex-husband.

Once again Amy is in reports for misbehaviour. Earlier this year, the one-time singing sensation was accused of hitting a fan at a charity ball and now again this 'Rehab' singer has been charged with assault after allegedly kicking a theatre boss in the groin, and using foul language at a theatre performance of Cinderella, while shocked parents and children watched.

In a revelation of sorts, 27-year-old Blake Fielder-Civil, the ex-husband of Amy Winehouse, who was divorced from the singer ten days back, told The Sun that Amy nearly died one night after a crazy three-day drug binge!

The drink-and-drugs binge began in a pub near Heathrow, after Amy's return from the US; with Pete Doherty too joining the "party."

A lawyer for Amy Winehouse's husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, who is currently serving a jail sentence, says he has been instructed by his client to commence divorce proceedings on grounds of the soul diva's adultery.