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  Amy Winehouse is to star in her own DVD, which will include live music from an action-packed year plus behind-the-scenes interviews with the singer.
The embattled UK pop diva has announced news of the appropriately-titled "I Told You I Was Trouble", which is out in November.
It features the highlights of her gig at Shepherds Bush Empire earlier this year, plus acoustic tracks, television appearances and her performance of "Rehab" at The Brits.
The release also includes a 50-minute documentary, which features interviews with Winehouse and her father, Mitch. |
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Beyonce's Malaysian Show Nixed Amid Protests; Plus Ludacris, Yung Joc, R. Kelly, Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller & More, In For The Record |
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 Luda, Joc helping reward NYC volunteers; Kelly gets a new hearing date; Wilson 'doing really well,' according to Stiller.
Beyoncé's planned concert in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has been canned amid protests by local Muslim groups, Billboard reports. The groups are reportedly upset that the singer has refused to obey the country's strict dress code for performers, although the November 1 concert's promoter, Pineapple Concert, did not give a reason for the cancellation in a statement issued Friday (September 28). Female performers are not allowed to show skin from the tops of their chests to their knees. |
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