Amy Winehouse 'Recording with Mark Ronson in New Studio'

Give Amy a break ,she`s young and talented beyond belief
Big deal she had a tough stretch.She got through it.She
has grew as a person because of it and this will only
help her in the future.We couldn`t imagine what it must
be like being pursued 24/7.I am so happy for her and her family.She`s back and were ready to hear what she
has to say.All our love Amy were with you!!!!!!!!

I am very pleased that Amy is taking steps to in prove her life and use the talent that she has. She has looked ill for sometime now and I hope this means that she is on the road to recovery.

Is Amy having a recording studio in her rehab centre.....

And there is a Pink Unicorn too!

I'm glad she is back. Strange as she may be, she sure can sing.

Wish The Skanky Witch Had Stayed Away Longer !!!!!

wish her nothing but the best and have always hoped that she could manage somehow to come out the other side of the drugs/ alcohol. some of us do, some don't. must be harder when you are in public and have morons slamming you every time you slip, others trying to get you TO slip (do anything to keep you around?) what have you. not easy for anyone; it's addiction and alcoholism and it is life threatening. not to make light of.

I'm amazed Ms. Winehouse still has a career after beating the crap out of herself. Thirty years ago her label would've dropped her like the atomic bomb. Then again, this incarnation of the music industry is only interested in selling--and nothing sells like a train wreck, right, guys?

Go Amy!

If she doesn't want to go to rehab, then she shouldn't. I, too, remember the loss of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and all of the other greats of that era, each of whom left behind such a lasting and timeless body of work that continues to inspire new artists today. What I'm trying to say is that nearly all of these deceased musical legends created some pretty amazing stuff while drunk, high, or both; for these people, it inspired the creativity within their very souls, in much the same way as with the classic writer Edgar Allen Poe, whose stories were often infused with and inspired by the use of opiates, which obviously expanded his mind and hence, helped in the creative process. Sorry, but I just don't believe that drinking a few drinks each day or using illegal drugs from time to time implies that the user has a problem, let alone to seek treatment for it. In AA, for example, they simply trade an alcohol addiction (or a perceived alcohol addiction) for coffee and cigarette addictions, and many of their families complain that now, instead of the bar and their drinking buddies coming first, the newly discovered AA friends now come first and continue to take valuable, quality time away from their families. Drug and alcohol use is a very personal choice, and one that should be legal across the board. That way, we'd see an end to drug-related murders, organized crime, and gang activity. If you endorse rehab, that's your choice; however, don't force it onto others. If they want to embark on that endeavor, it is their decision, and theirs alone. I know that Amy will eventually complete another best-selling album, whether she's drunk, high, both, or sober. But remember that a lot of creativity is released and shared with the rest of us when the artist is in some type of altered state, regardless of the type of substance or anything else.