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Amy Winehouse pulls plug on tours
Troubled singer Amy Winehouse has pulled the plug on all of her touring commitments until further notice. She is currently spending time in an Essex rehabilitation centre, the Causeway, attempting to stave off the cravings of drugs and booze. Her plight has been canon fodder for the press over the last few weeks and has perhaps culminated in a timely halt to a lifestyle of excess. A formidable talent, often described as the real deal, will hopefully emerge a stronger person and artist, if, as predicted, she’ll pull through this turbulent period of her life.
The Causeway’s gain will be this weekend’s V Festival loss. Lets hope she sorts herself out and gets back to the real deal of making music very soon.
Amy Winehouse's weird week took another twist today when the Back to Black singer checked back into a five-star rehab centre - just 24 hours after walking out.
The pop wildcat - accompanied by her junkie hubby Blake Fielder-Civil - is now holed up in the state-of-the-art Causeway clinic, on an island off the Essex coast.
But the troubled diva couldn't resist popping to a newsagent for a glossy mag before saying "Yes, No, Yes" to Rehab again. Maybe she's having trouble keeping up with her own crazy life!
The latest drama comes days after the troubled singer opened her heart to the News of the World, telling of her overdose ordeal:
And we can reveal, as the troubled star spoke of her ordeal for the first time, her dad grabbed her father-in-law by the THROAT at a family gathering set up to tackle her problems.
Amy is in hiding with husband Blake Fielder-Civil and both sets of parents at a five-star, £250-a-night hotel after last week's hospital drama, when she slipped into a coma following a three-day drugs bender.
Sitting alone at breakfast yesterday Amy told us: "It was just crazy—one of the most terrifying moments of my life.
"I don't know how to explain what happened. I don't really know myself.
Sorry
"I can't remember what I looked like. I couldn't recognise myself. It was terrifying—I was terrified.
"I was so out of control. It just happened. It shocked me. I'm sorry—I just don't know what got into me."
Wearing black shorts and a T-shirt and without her trademark beehive hairdo or black make-up, Amy, 23, said: "I never want to feel that way again.
"I've scared myself this time. I was all over the place. I know things have got to change. I have to sort myself out."
Picking at a croissant, the painfully skinny star then put on a brave face and said: "I'm fine. I'll be back at work on Monday. I'm fine, honest."
Tomorrow the singer, who won Best British Female at the Brit Awards this year, is due to be supporting the Rolling Stones in Germany.
When told her legion of fans were worried about her, she looked stunned and said: "Are they? God, I'm OK. Really. I will be back to work on Monday. I have to."
Amy's life was saved by Blake, 25—who rushed her to London's University College Hospital A&E at 1am on Wednesday morning. There Amy was given an adrenaline shot.
The young star, whose string of hits include Rehab and You Know I'm No Good, had smoked heroin, snorted cocaine, taken ecstasy pills and horse tranquilliser ketamine—washed down with whisky and vodka—during the London pub crawl that led to her collapse.
After her discharge from hospital on Wednesday night, she and Blake were ordered to the Four Seasons Hotel in Hook, Hants, by her parents Mitch and Janis.
They were joined by Blake's mum and dad, Georgette and Giles and, on Friday night Amy's worried parents called an emergency summit of family and friends over dinner in the hotel's bistro—without Amy, who was kept in her suite.
But yesterday the talks erupted into WAR—and Mitch had to be pulled off Blake's dad.
At one point, he grabbed Blake's father by the throat and accused him of burying his head in the sand by insisting Amy was responsible for her own downfall.
Amy was left screaming for him to let go, as they grappled on the patio.
The feud began when Blake's parents insisted he was blameless. A family friend told the News of the World: "Mitch has become increasingly angry that Blake's mum and dad don't seem to accept he has a problem. They blame everything on Amy.
"Mitch couldn't hold his tongue and leaned close to Blake's dad to tell him what he thought. That's when it all kicked off. Blake's dad started saying, ‘Get out of my face.'
The source continued: "He accused Mitch of trying to bully them. Then he started abusing Amy, saying some really nasty things.
"Mitch just flipped, got up, grabbed him by the throat and wouldn't let go.
"It was total chaos. Everyone was shouting, trying to get them apart. Amy was there, looking very ill, and she was shouting at her dad, ‘Let him go, get off him.' It was unbelievable."
The source went on: "You have to feel for Mitch. He's doing everything he can for his daughter. He wants her and Blake to get the treatment they need together, and thinks they need family support."
Blake, who describes himself as a music video assistant, has previously joked about smoking crack. He also idolises junkie Pete Doherty, who is writing songs with Amy.
But Mitch and Janis are worried about Amy's friendship with Doherty, as well as her relationship with wayward Blake.
A source said: "Amy's parents have known for years about her problems.
"They never accepted them, but they hoped it was something she'd grow out of.
"What happened this week was the final straw. They needed to see her on their own terms to try and get their daughter back.
"They don't trust Blake to keep her free of drugs so they are watching her while she goes through a cold-turkey detox.
"She is already looking better, and talking it out with her dad has helped her focus on what's important and what she wants from life."
Scars
Contrary to reports, Amy has NOT been to rehab since her overdose.
The source said: "They're still trying to find her a place. The doctors are with her and they're doing a whole load of tests.
"Then they are hoping to get her a place somewhere, and put her back on track."
Amy previously sparked fears she was coming off the rails when we revealed that she and Blake were self-harming together.
Pals told how the pair, who first met at a pub in Camden, north London, egged each other on and revelled in the scars they cut in their arms.
They even sported his 'n' hers slashes just a month after getting married.
Amy has also admitted to cocaine and cannabis use in the past—and told friends she fears she will die young.
But a pal said: "She's got to snap out of it. She's fatalistic and always has been but she has got to realise she's in control of her own destiny."
The St John’s May Ball doesn’t compare with any others. In fact, the only worry for the May Ball committee is whether they can better the previous year’s spectacle. Memories of Hot Chip and the glorious fireworks display had not quite faded as the ball got underway, but the magnificent lighting that turned St John’s into a fairytale castle for the night helped to concentrate guests’ attention on the evening itself.
Various tepees and the presence of a gingerbread house attempted to continue the fairytale theme, but most revellers took little notice, so engrossed by the plethora of food and drink on offer. While not fancy, the sheer variety of food kept even the most picky guests munching away.
Pizza competed with fish and chips in the front courts, while fajitas battled with hog roast on the Backs. For those looking for a healthier alternative, the fruit mountain was impressive while the doughnuts, popcorn and ice cream kept those with a sweet tooth smiling. Having glutted ourselves on the food, there was barely any time to taste the champagne and colourful cocktails before the fireworks began. Famed for having the best display in Cambridge, they didn’t disappoint and, despite the light drizzle, ball-goers turned out in force to ooh and aah the show.
Good Shoes, one of the ball’s main draws, put on an energetic performance of spiky indie-pop, despite having already played at Emma and Robinson this week. The crowd responded with equal enthusiasm and after jumping around for half an hour, many may have felt the need to take a break.
Fortunately, the multiplicity of chill-out zones, live jazz and comedy gave everyone a chance to recuperate. The latter deserves particular mention with the highly acclaimed Steven K Amos and Frankie Boyle delighting the crowd. However, with so much entertainment on offer, there wasn’t enough time to take in all the comedy, certainly not with Just Jack hitting the stage.