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Re: Amy Winehouse presents Dionne Bromfield

Amy Winehouse's Final Performance - Dionne Bromfield 'Mamma Said' iTunes Festival 2011 [HD]

Dionne Bromfield performs 'Mamma Said' with her godmother Amy Winehouse at the iTunes Festival, July 20 2011.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtZVHKqvHBk[/ame]
 
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^ She isn't a stranger.
You know her but she don't know you.
 
Re: Twitter is exploding with Amy Winehouse Death!

No man is an island, entire of itself,
Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main .....
..... Any man's death diminishes me


As self destructive as her lifestyle was, I am still deeply saddened by her death. She was such an amazing talent. RIP Amy
 
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RIP Amy

"Over futile odds
And laughed at by the gods
And now the final frame
Love is a losing game
"


For Winehouse, Life Was Messier Than Music
Jon Pareles
The New York Times
July 23, 2011

(...)
Ms. Winehouse was no manufactured pop commodity. She was a genuine musician: one of the very small handful of British singers whose version of American soul music had a gutsiness and flair far beyond what could be studied.
(....)

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/25/arts/music/breakout-album-became-winehouses-only-song.html?hp


Amy Winehouse had talent to burn. Instead, it burned her
Neil McCormick
The Telegraph UK, 23 Jul 2011

(...)
I saw her in Abbey Road studio in March (2011), singing a duet with Tony Bennett. She swept in late, surrounded by an entourage, and looked edgy and wary of strangers, but physically I thought she looked well (...)

She told me it was her first time in a studio in over a year, and she was quite obviously nervous, fiddling with her hair, shuffling her feet – but when she sang… boy. Watching the old veteran and young ingénue together was extraordinary. They stood side-by-side but wrapped their voices around each other, rising and falling, scatting and blending in jazzy cadences, as they worked up a version of Body and Soul.
(...)


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culturecritics/neilmccormick/8657146/Amy-Winehouse-had-talent-to-burn.-Instead-it-burned-her.html
 
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Rest in peace Amy. I was so upset when I heard this. I thought

she had gotten better. Beautiful Girl, beautiful voice

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojdbDYahiCQ&ob=av2e[/ame]
 
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Some other well known musicians who died at age 27.

Brian Jones
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
Jim Morrison
Kurt Cobain

Strange coincidence..
RIP Amy! The only modern woman to pull off the Beehive.
 
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Another life destroyed by drugs.
 
Re: Amy Winehouse presents Dionne Bromfield

I have to admit that her death did not really surprise me , though it saddened
me immensely as she had so much talent .
Here in the UK they have said that she is now a member of the 27 club .
This is because so many famous musicians have died at that age .
R.I.P Amy Winehouse .
 
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Though I wasn't a big fan, I'm still sad for this loss. My mom liked her and for a while ONLY listened to her Back to Black album. Some of her songs from that album I actually really liked. It's too bad there will be no more :(

Rest in Peace - Amy :(
 
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Much better title than what I had...but I was in shock; freaking out, not sure if it was a prank or sick joke.
But as we know it was true. Now we do what we do best, we move on. Hug each another in endless combinations and permutations until we all eventually come to feel safe and sound once again. We'll stitch up the gaping wounds and put a Scooby Do Band-Aid on the booboos. We'll pick up the pieces.

A special thank you goes out to our legal guardians, Corny and Quasar, et. al., for sorting out the confusion, cleaning up our mess in restructuring the multiple thread fiasco, thank you gentlemen, and I think I speak for most of us if not all--you are appreciated(*8*)and loved.

meanwhile, in Norway ..
I can't imagine any one of us meant to disrespect or lessen in any way the horrific tragedy in Oslo by focusing on Amy's passing. It all occurred in an autonomous flow as we each began to find out.
And a few of us [that have seen her live/met her/or obsess over her{?}idk] may have taken it a lot harder than others. That couldn't be construed as an attempt to prop her death up as a competitive element [and especially for denigration] to overshadow anything in the world, anything at all. It stands alone and just as the events in Oslo deserve to stand alone without comparison to any other event past or present in order to establish it's inherent worth. Someone really wants to distinguished the finer points of Amy's lifestyle choices to make an argument why her death can't possibly fit into the "tragedy" category? That breaks my heart.
I know we are all bent on debating any little thing at the drop of a towel, but this must be the exception if we aspire to keep our humanity. I wonder who could be callous enough to formulate a thesis that declared either event to be of greater significance to the other, but then I just have to remember it was a callous conscience that brought Norway to it's knees. Like a machine devoid of compassion he aimed assault weapons at people's babies and after killing them, he adjusted his angle, took aim and again...

Oddly Winehouse's music is a tangible connection we all (or most) share directly with her. We know her face, so if we had seen her on the streets of London we would feel some sort of elation/good or bad/ boo her or praise or ignore, the point is we have that connection with this little 90lb girl half way around the world.

That doesn't mean the event's in Norway aren't paramount in our minds and hearts. My God, the sadness and feelings of helplessness and fear that engulfed me that morning in September, 2001, all came rushing back like a dam broke. This was Norway's 911. There are no words that could begin to address the magnitude of this event in human history. And the worst part is, I haven't even begun to address the individual empathy for each victim and then each family etc. These were a large number of children, adolescent that had been laughing and smiling literally moment before....a person could go insane trying to take in all the details even in a systematic order.
I can only pray this man that did this was mentally ill and therefore a once in a 100 year phenomenon, and there isn't a whole community off him out there somewhere. Does that make sense? Who can be that callous for human lives and suffering in the name of political ideology? OH GOD! John Boenner will let the United States circle the toilet and go down the drain and he wants to be the one that flushes the stool too...and it's not because of the debt or Social Security nor Medicare.
It's because John Boenner [and some others] is a racist. He can say he's not until he's blue in the face and it won't take back all the signs and clues he has scattered about like a camper tossing litter everywhere. Never before in history did a member of Congress refuse a phone call from the President of the United States until a black man won the office. There is a racial tension right now festering and it could result in a catastrophic event of unimaginative and unparalleled proportion.

Corny? You still with me here? lol I don't know if I even scratched the surface of your "meanwhile, in Norway..." tag, but I do sincerely apologize for interjecting my political theorem without references and bibliography/I hope no one uses it to tarnish the hallowed intent of this thread.

Does anyone else feel like she's attending her own funeral in this video? :(



So sad. Really. Depressing.
It's the funeral of her heart. I have always loved the premise of it and shedoes merely "act" the part/she is the part.
And that chorus? How amazing is that?
We only said goodbye with words
I get it, that words can say anything but they can't change what exists as fact...
from the film Love Story,
"Love means never having to say, "I'm sorry.""
because true lovers know the truth within and without, so words are just icing on the cake.

Awe...... bummer.
gimme a hug you turd!(*8*)now dance with me Piki, and hold me tight like you mean it, like this moment will never end k
come on, try a little, nothing is "forever" There's got to be something better than "in the middle"
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzyfcys1aLM&ob=av2e"]I mean maybe you were [/ame]
this place is old, it feels just like a beat up truck--I turn the engine but the engine doesn't turn
It smells of cheap wine and cigarettes, this place is always such a mess/sometimes I think I'd like to watch it burn
thank you Pikiface

:lol:
ye dance pretty good
for a turd

This is very sad,I loved her music.I just wish more people would chill with the jokes.Heartless bastards.
I'm so alone, and I feel just like somebody else, man, I ain't changed, but I know I ain't the same
But somewhere here in between the city walls of dyin' dreams
-- I think her death, it must be killin' me
 
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Here she is todays ago on the Itunes festival!RIP Amy!

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3fHcLT0tYI[/ame]
 
Re: R.I.P Amy Winehouse Memorial thread

I don't know where to start with Amy...

Actually, I think the best place to start would be with music. Music touches us all differently - each genre, each musician or band, each song, each lyric affects us in a unique manner as a scent, sight, memory, or taste would. Like a medicine or vitamin would. We forget that about music and some of us are quick to dismiss aspects of it because it doesn't relate to them. But I think one thing most of us can agree on is, there are certain aspects of music we love because they have become such a part of our lives, memories, emotions, and stream of consciousness. Something we qualify as "great music" or "great art".

In the case of Amy Winehouse, her music has been an integral part of my being. I never met her personally but feel like I have through her songwriting - both in Frank and Back to Black, as well as her unreleased tunes. Amy was a human being: she was human in her flaws; she felt emotions very deeply even though it was all concealed under her famous visage. Of course, I can only speculate what she was feeling.

But while everyone had seen this woman, this woman with her bleeding heart on her sleeve, fall into a downward spiral of drugs, I saw someone crying out for help. To be loved. In "Rehab", we see things from her eyes: she had fallen in love with someone deeply that the troubles in that relationship tortured her and she sought solace in substances; and everyone had given her the default suggestion of getting professional help. When in her words, "I don't ever want to drink again / I just need a friend." And I think she didn't have one. The fact that the rest of her album was about just that - her broken heart - the world watched her down drink from drink, watching recreation turn into addiction, one that many speculate may have done her in. Five years since it all started; they took pictures of her at her worst moments and plastered it all over the magazines. And in all that time, she didn't find that one friend she needed.

I relate to that aspect of Amy Winehouse. I've experienced things in life that have nearly done me in (granted, I'm one of those fortunate people who never developed a dependency on substances thus far). But whenever I felt like I started to see my life start flashing before my eyes, I sought solace in my music collection. Whenever I dreamed of escape from my environment, I'd sit a while with Tracy Chapman as she lamented driving her fast car away from her life. When the earthquake hit here in March and I feared for my life, I asked Jimi to plug in his electric and inspire me with it until I was no longer scared. And whenever I've felt emotions strongly to the point where I felt my weakest, Amy Winehouse was the shoulder I cried on as she eased me away from anything that might have harmed me. In those cases, all I needed, too, was a friend and music was that to me. She wasn't a celebrity to me; she wasn't tabloid fodder; she wasn't even just a name on my iPod. She was an integral part of my experiences.

I only wish I could have been there for Amy since nobody else was. I feel like I haven't thanked her properly for being my support. I'm angry that nobody else did. I didn't care if she ever set foot in the studio again, all I wanted was her to finally live a happy and healthy life.

This all went on longer than what I had wanted to say, and I guess it sounds melodramatic in retrospect... I suppose all I really wanted to say was, the world was blessed to have had Amy Winehouse in it. Thank you, Amy. I have always loved you and always will. May your soul find peace in a place kinder and far more loving than this world.
 
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Thank was beautiful, Marty. Thanks for sharing.

This has left me heartbroken.

My favorite Live performance. I listen to it all the time on my iPod.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZc3WOd3FDM[/ame]
 
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It's the funeral of her heart. I have always loved the premise of it and shedoes merely "act" the part/she is the part.
And that chorus? How amazing is that?
We only said goodbye with words
I get it, that words can say anything but they can't change what exists as fact...
from the film Love Story,
"Love means never having to say, "I'm sorry.""
because true lovers know the truth within and without, so words are just icing on the cake.

Yes, I love the premise of it too. Very poignant.
 
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As for the cause of death....


Amy Winehouse dead after 'drink and drugs binge'

by Will Payne, Sunday Mirror 24/07/2011

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http://goo.gl/YOmPi

TRAGIC Amy Winehouse was found dead yesterday aged just 27. Her death followed a binge on ecstasy and booze, we can reveal.

At 8.45pm a private ambulance arrived at the house and five minutes later Amy was brought out in a body bag.

The troubled singer, who spent years battling heroin and drink addictions, is believed to have been found slumped at home by her bodyguard. But she was already “beyond help” by the time *ambulance crews and police arrived. She was pronounced dead at the scene.

Last night her heartbroken mother said she believed her daughter’s death had been “only a matter of time” when they met just 24 hours before she died.

“She seemed out of it. But her passing so suddenly still hasn’t hit me,” said Janis Winehouse, who will now always remember how Amy said, ‘I love you mum’ at the end of an enjoyable day together.

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“They are the words I will always treasure,” said Janis. “I’m glad I saw her when I did.”

On hearing the news, Amy’s distraught father Mitch Winehouse wept: “This isn’t real. I’m completely devastated.

Speaking from New York, the taxi driver and part-time singer said: “I’m getting the next plane back. I’m coming home. I have to be with Amy.

“I can’t crack up for her sake. My family need me. I’m devastated, it’s such a shock.”

Last night a neighbour told how he heard noises from Amy’s home on *Saturday afternoon.

“At about 3.30am I heard crying from next door... terrible crying like somebody mourning.The ambulances and police cars arrived shortly after that.”

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Police described Amy’s death as “unexplained”. But friends who have seen her over the last few weeks say she had hit the self-destruct button over the last two days in wild drinking *sessions around Camden, North London.

A friend said: “She has spent the last seven days on a massive bender and people were saying she’s going to drink herself to death.”

Friends who were with her believe she died from a “bad” ecstasy pill combined with huge amounts of alcohol and the fact she suffered from emphysema.

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One friend partying with her over the last weeks said: “It was an ecstasy overdose. She could do cocaine *until the cows come home. But this was *obviously a dodgy pill.”

That was backed up by MTV *producer Danny Panthaki, who claimed: “My friend’s boyfriend is a policeman, and he’s the one who found Amy Winehouse dead. *Overdosed on ecstasy.”

There were tributes last night from some of music’s biggest names. Sir Elton John said: “She was one of the most seminal artists this country has ever produced.”

Lady Gaga wrote on twitter: “RIP to the amazing #amywinehouse. Such a talented singer.” Mark Ronson, who produced her multi-million selling Back To Back album, said: “She was my musical soulmate and likea sister to me. This is one of the saddest days of my life.”

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, who was with Amy earlier in the week, said: “It’s a very sad loss of a very good friend.” Kate Moss said on *twitter: “RIP Amy Winehouse, So upset, my heart goes out to her, sad to see such talent vanish from the world.” Lily Allen said: “Its just beyond sad, there’s nothing else to say. She was such a lost soul, may she rest in peace.”

Rihanna said on Twitter: “Dear God have mercy!!! I am SICK about this right now! Dear Amy.”

Ex Premier Gordon’s wife Sarah Brown said on Twitter: “Sad, sad news of Amy Winehouse – great talent, extraordinary voice, and tragic death.”

US singer LeAnn Rimes wrote: “RIP Amy Winehouse. So sad to see such a talent gone.”

Chris Goodman, a spokesman for Amy’s management, said: “We are all shocked and devastated.”

The star made her last public appearance on Wednesday with goddaughter Dione Broomfield at the iTunes festival at Camden Roundhouse. And we can reveal how on the night before she died Amy spent an hour on the phone to best friend Kelly Osbourne, who said: “I was speaking to her last night, she seemed *absolutely fine, I don’t understand how this could have *happened.”

However another friend said: “There was always a danger of something like this. Her drinking is totally out of control. She’s constantly out of *control on vodka. She’d drink bottle after bottle and mixing those *quantities with drugs is lethal.”

Just two days ago neighbours said they saw her arrive in a cab with Big Brother star Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace. She collapsed when she got out of the taxi and had to be carried inside.

Soon after her death, police cordoned off the area, aiming to question everyone who had been in and out in the last few days. Around 150 fans gathered and Amy’s distraught boyfriend Reg Traviss also arrived.

Amy’s bodyguard Ray Grange was being *questioned as a witness. He is believed to have found the body and raised the alarm.

In May she had admitted herself to The Priory clinic in South West London and was pictured swigging a bottle of vodka. Just weeks later her European tour was cancelled after  a  shambolic performance in Belgrade when she was booed offstage.

Only hours *before her body was discovered her management team released a statement calling off the tour indefinitely and saying Amy was “withdrawing from all scheduled performances”.

Last night it was revealed that in line with *Jewish tradition, Amy’s funeral could be held today if police are satisfied with the results of their post-mortem examination.

Amy’s death puts her in the infamous “27 Club” of drink- and drug-troubled rock stars who all died at the same age. She joins Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jim *Morrison, Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.

amy winehouse , mitch winehouse
 
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Check out this old article of Amy overdosing in the presence of her ex. Husband _Blake Fielder-Civil. Very scary details, and crazy how she seemed "intent" on squandering her talent with drugs and alcohol.

Amy Winehouse's ex Blake Fielder-Civil tells of terror as wife 'died' in his arms

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/cel...tells-of-terror-as-wife-died-in-his-arms.html

Amy Winehouse's ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil has told of his terror as his wife "died" in his arms following a three-day drugs binge.

Fielder-Civil, who married the award-winning singer in secret in Miami in May 2007, spoke of his sadness at their combined spiral into addiction.


He said his ex-wife was "very funny, very clever and very loving" but seemed intent on squandering her talent on drink and drugs.


The 27-year-old, who was granted a divorce from Winehouse earlier this month on the grounds of her adultery, told of how he feared she might die following one particular binge in August 2007.


He told how he frantically tried to revive her with the kiss of life after she collapsed following a three-day binge of drink, crack cocaine and heroin.


"It was nearly midnight and I'd finally got her upstairs. We were sitting on the bed talking. Her eyes suddenly went blank," he told The Sun.

"She started having a fit on the bed. She slid down onto the floor before I could stop her. She started quivering again and it suddenly grew into what seemed like a full-blown epileptic fit.

"I was panicking. I didn't know how to help her. I was out of it on drugs as well - and was sobbing and crying out: 'Amy!'

"I knew it was important to stop her choking, so I turned her over on to her side, putting her in the recovery position.

"Then I pulled her tongue out of her mouth so she wouldn't bite it.

"She had an awful look on her face, just frightened and pale.

"I knelt over her as she kept on fitting. But then suddenly she just passed out and stopped breathing.

"It was the most frightening thing I had ever seen.

"I felt sure I was watching her die right in front of me.

"I didn't know what to do or how to save her.

"I held her to me - and I thought she was dying in my arms.

"But somehow I managed to open her mouth and breathe air down her throat. At first nothing happened. So I did it again. I was feeling for her pulse because I thought her heart might have stopped.

"Then she spluttered - and I saw her chest rise.

"I was still sobbing and panicking but I just felt this huge relief that she was alive."

He claimed that his wife immediatedly begged for more drugs and did not recognise him, asking instead for her friend Juliet Ashby, who rushed to the couple's home in Camden, north London, to help.

Winehouse was taken by taxi to London's University College Hospital, where she collapsed in the casualty department reception and was put on a drip.

The binge had started three days earlier at a pub near Heathrow after Winehouse flew back from the US where she had been celebrating the success of her last album, Back to Black.

The album, in which the singer repeatedly told of her love for her husband, sold five million copies wolrdwide and featured the top ten single Rehab.

Winehouse and her husband's group were reportedly joined at one stage by drug addicted rock singer Pete Doherty.

Fielder-Civil, who admitted to the Sun that he too was addicted to drugs, said the group had been taking large quantities of crack cocaine and heroin in the days before his wife collapsed.

"Amy hadn't slept for three days and I could tell she was in a state. I'd been trying to make her go to bed all day but she wouldn't," he said

He claims he also begged her to give up her drugs habit.

"I loved her so much, I couldn't bear for her to die in front of me," he said.

"She had everything going for her. But she ended up behaving badly just to shock. After a while that just becomes a bore. I'd warned her to stop. But she always wanted to keep taking the drugs.

"Amy is a fun girl. She's quite wild, but it's only on drink and drugs with her.

"It's just a shame because she's very funny, very clever and she's very loving. I can think of all these good points about her.

"But she just put everything going for her - all that talent and personality - and hid them behind drink and drugs.

"I think having seizures and just carrying on - that is pretty shocking, pretty hardcore behaviour. It's not something I would be able to do."

Even though the couple are now divorced, Winehouse appeared in court to answer an assault charge last week under the name Amy Civil, wearing her Tiffany engagement ring. She was acquitted of the charge and told reporters outside: "I'm relieved. I'm going home."

Friends claim she is desperate to see her ex-husband again and last week wrote on her Facebook page: "I ain't changin my last name."

Fielder-Civil was jailed after being convicted of assaulting a pub landlord and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. He has been released from jail and lives with his parents in Newark, Nottinghamshire.

A spokesman for Winehouse would not comment on the story.
 
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KELLY CLARKSON'S RESPONSE TO WINEHOUSE'S PASSING (On Facebook)

July 23, 2011

I heard the news about Amy Winehouse. I'm incredibly sad. I didn't know her but I met her a few times and got to hear her sing before she blew up. She was a beautiful and talented girl. I'm angry. What a waste of a gifted person. What a shame she saw no hope and continued living her life in that manner. I have been that low emotionally and mentally and that is overwhelming. I keep asking myself why some of us are spared and the others are made examples. I'm very angry and sad. I don't know why it's bothering me so much. Sometimes I think this job will be the death of us all, or at least the emotional death of us all. Maybe that is why as a little kid in sunday school I learned that God didn't want false gods or idols. I thought it was terribly selfish of God as a child but I think I get it now. He didn't want us following people or things that are imperfect and not so much for the followers but for the gods and/or idols who will never be what everyone wishes or needs them to be because we are made imperfect. He knew we wouldn't be able to handle the pressure, the shame, the glory, or the power the spotlight brings. I am distraught. I am also extremely grateful and thankful for the people who love me and support me. Without such amazing friends and family who knows where I'd be. My thoughts and prayers are with her friends and family. I am so sorry for your loss. I pray for peace in your hearts.


Preach, Kelly.
 
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