Actress Amy Winehouse HD Photos and Wallpapers March 2026

Own your favourite moment from Amy’s “You Know I’m No Good” music video. In collaboration with PAUSE, every frame of the video will be available as a unique, one-of-one art print, that comes with its own certificate of authenticity. For every product sold, we will give a donation to the Amy Winehouse Foundation (a charitable company registered in England and Wales with charity number 1143740 and company number 7737209), as follows: £4.00 per sale of an A3 Fan Edition (Unframed); £7.00 per sale of an A3 Fan Edition (Framed); £14.00 per sale of an A2 Studio Edition; and £28.00 per sale of an A2 Collector’s Edition The video will go live on the Amy Winehouse Official Store, where you’ll be able to go through frame-by-frame to choose your favourite – or choose one of 400 pre-selected ‘Collector’s Editions’, beautifully mounted, hand-foiled and framed. In order to get priority access to choose your favourite frame, sign up to Amy’s mailing list via the link in bio by 18th November. For those signed up, the video will go live on the official store on the 19th November. General sale is on the 21st November. Own a piece of music video history with your one-of-a-kind print.

Behind The Scenes of the Back to Black album photoshoot. The iconic cover art was shot by Mischa Richter and was taken in Richter’s house in Kensal Rise. 🖤

Behind The Scenes of the Back to Black album photoshoot. The iconic cover art was shot by Mischa Richter and was taken in Richter’s house in Kensal Rise. 🖤

Behind The Scenes of the Back to Black album photoshoot. The iconic cover art was shot by Mischa Richter and was taken in Richter’s house in Kensal Rise. 🖤

Behind The Scenes of the Back to Black album photoshoot. The iconic cover art was shot by Mischa Richter and was taken in Richter’s house in Kensal Rise. 🖤

Behind The Scenes of the Back to Black album photoshoot. The iconic cover art was shot by Mischa Richter and was taken in Richter’s house in Kensal Rise. 🖤

“I don’t care what people think about me. Never did, never will.” ~ Amy 🩷

On this day, 27th October 2006, Amy released her second album ‘Back to Black’ 🖤 A timeless masterpiece that defined a generation, featuring unforgettable tracks like Rehab, You Know I’m No Good, and Tears Dry on Their Own. Nearly two decades later, her voice and artistry continue to inspire the world.

On the 20th October 2003, a 20-year-old Amy released her debut Album ‘Frank’. The album had many memorable songs including ‘Stronger Than Me’, ‘F Me Pumps’ and ‘In My Bed’. 🖤

The World of Back to Black 🖤

One of the most memorable performances of Amy’s was at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 2004. Her set included songs like ‘Know You Now’. 🩷 She showcased the early brilliance that would define her career. It was a moment that perfectly captured the intensity, talent, and charisma of a young artist on the rise.

On this day in 2006, Amy released her hit song ‘Rehab’. The song then went on to achieve global recognition, winning 3 Grammys, an Ivor Novello award and spending 59 consecutive weeks in the top 100 UK charts 🖤

Dive into some unseen footage from the ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’ music video. The music video was shot throughout May 2007 in Los Angeles, California. 🖤

With the BRIT Awards happening tonight, we’re throwing it back to one of Amy’s most iconic moments: ‘you look fit though’ and ‘I don’t wanna miss Beyoncé.’ 🖤 #BRITS

Today sees the launch of the Amy Winehouse x PAUSE collection for ‘You Know I’m No Good’. In celebration of the brand-new collection, a unique Collector Edition frame has been given to the BRIT School. Amy attended the BRIT School where she began writing and performing with a Jazz band, and her time there proved a formative period for her early musical development. On receiving the unique Collector Edition frame, Stuart Worden, The Principal of The BRIT School said: “It was a special moment to receive a limited-edition portrait of alumni Amy Winehouse. Her talent is talked about by students today and she will always be remembered for being original. Her picture is placed in the foyer which is where she returned to perform to students when Back to Black was released. Current Musical Theatre students (which was Amy’s strand) unveiled the print and we are moved to have her on our walls to keep her story alive.”