Achievements and contributions.
In 2004, Amy Winehouse and producer Salaam Remi were honoured by the Ivor Novello Awards for “Stronger Than Me”, recognising the song as the year’s Best Contemporary Song.
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Amy Winehouse contributed a vintage dress from the “Tears Dry on Their Own” video and a DVD to the British Music Experience, a museum opened in March 2009 that showcases the history of British popular music.
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Harms and documented concerns.
Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder‑Civil were arrested in Bergen, Norway, in October 2007 for possessing seven grams of cannabis; the pair were later released and each fined 3,850 krone (≈£350).
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On 26 April 2008 Amy Winehouse was cautioned by police for a common‑assault offence after she admitted to slapping a 38‑year‑old man, becoming her first recorded assault caution.
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Gossip: personal-life item from entertainment outlets
Variety reported that actor Neil Patrick Harris faced backlash after a resurfaced image from an 11‑year‑old Halloween party showed a buffet platter fashioned as a corpse of Amy Winehouse, prompting a public apology for the tasteless tribute.
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Rolling Stone relayed that the Winehouse family issued a statement distancing themselves from the documentary “Amy,” claiming the filmmakers relied on a narrow, biased sample of interviewees and made unfounded allegations about the family and management.
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