Mar 17, 2009
Amy Winehouse Pleads Not Guilty To Assault
If U Seek Amy, check the courthouse

What a difference as Bahamian vacation makes … just a few weeks after returning from her extended 2-month holiday on the island of St. Lucia (where it is rumored that she cleaned up her act significantly), Amy Winehouse showed up at court today lookin’ absolutely fabulous in her nice floral-print dress in order to plead not guilty to charges that she assaulted a fan last year. Now, irregardless of whether or not she did the assaulting or not, homegirl is a whole different person these days … a bathed one! That alone is cause for celebration. Here are a few pics of Amy being escorted by her father and champion Mitch Winehouse as she greeted the media circus that awaited her at court this AM:


Amy Winehouse made a typically bizarre appearance at court today as she denied assaulting a fan at a charity ball. The singer, looking tanned and healthy in a tight floral minidress, blew kisses to the huge media pack and grabbed her chest as she sashayed into the City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court. She spoke loudly to confirm her date of birth and her name, which she gave as Amy Jade Civil – her married name. Winehouse, 25, is charged with punching dancer Sherene Flash at the ball in Berkeley Square last September. Ms Flash, 30, is said to have asked her for a photo and while the star initially agreed, she then allegedly lashed out. Winehouse is then said to have fled the star-studded event crying: “Life can’t go on.” Her solicitor Mark Haslam excused Winehouse’ s late appearance at the court, blaming problems during her journey and saying she had left her Barnet home at 8.15am. Her case was adjourned for trial on 23 July. Winehouse, who was granted unconditional bail, left the court, pulling down her dress and giving a wiggle as she went. Wearing high heels and platform soles, Winehouse then appeared to stumble as she was ushered into a side room to speak to her lawyer. She was greeted by a scrum of photographers and press when she walked out of the court in Horseferry Road, where police officers and her own security staff helped her into a waiting people carrier. Asked how she was feeling, she said: “I’m all right, thanks.”

Awww … can’t we just cut her a break and wipe the slate clean? It’s very obvs that she is trying to clean up her life, I say we give the poor mess a second chance. Because of this legal tussle (which may or may not get settled out of court before her trial begins in July), Amy has been denied a visa to come to the US to perform at Coachella — hasn’t she suffered enough? OK, prolly not … but I’d hate to see her fall off the wagon, as it were, and revert to her old reckless ways. I don’t recall Amy lookin’ this healthy in ages. Let’s hope she keeps it up. What do y’all think … is Amy Winehouse finally on the straight and narrow?

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  1. lili says:

    @tatiana

    Yep yep- sometimes I forget this is the same person who recorded it..

  2. Abby says:

    Good for Amy for cleaning things up.

    Nevertheless, she absolutely does NOT deserve a visa to the US because of this. Thousands of *law abiding* citizens from all over the world are denied entrance to the US for petty reasons and suspicions. Amy does not deserve automatic clearance just because it would boost her floundering career. Deal with it like the rest of us.

  3. Heather says:

    Ok, while I admit she does look much healthier these days….why on EARTH would you wear something like this TO COURT? The first photos made me think it was a little too low cut, but that it was probably at least knee length….not so much. A little risque in my opinion, and I’d have to believe any judge or jury would agree. Would someone buy the girl a nice suit??

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