'Reclaiming Amy' on BBC2 — the documentary that reveals the success and tragedy of pop star Amy Winehouse

(CNN)There's a now-famous clip of acoustic version of Amy Winehouse singing "Love Is a Losing Game." Winehouse, in what appears to be a recording booth, rings every emotional nuance from her song as she sings the lyrics: "Over futile odds/And laughed at by the gods/And now the final frame/Love is a losing game."As the music fades we hear Winehouse ask quietly, and seemingly sadly, "Is that alright?"It's a heartbreaking moment from a tremendously talented star who fell too quickly.Friday July 23

With the renewed interest in Amy Winehouse after documentary Reclaiming Amy aired on BBC Two, her father has spoken about unpublished songs from the artist. Mitch Winehouse spoke to the BBC about her early recording, saying he wanted them to be released despite their audio quality not matching up to her later works.

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Amy Winehouse's stepdad Richard Collins has broken down in tears remembering the moment he had to tell her mum that she had died, calling it "the worst day of my life".

Amy Winehouse’s mum has defended the late singer’s ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil, saying “love was at the heart” of their marriage.Winehouse was married to Fielder-Civil from 2007 to 2009, and he was the subject of significant criticism after the singer died of accidental alcohol poisoning in July 2011, after he admitted to introducing Winehouse to heroin.Ahead of the release of a new BBC documentary, airing this month to mark the 10-year anniversary of Winehouse’s death, Janis Winehouse has

Amy Winehouse dreamed of having "a couple of kids". The 'Back to Black' singer - who died from alcohol poisioning aged 27 in July 2011 - longed to have a family of her own and her friends think she would have made a "beautiful mother".