The 'Back To Black' superstar's Jewish heritage will be celebrated and displayed in the form of personal photographs, her record collection, old guitars and even outfits worn by the songstress during her successful music career.

Winehouse's brother, Alex, is overseeing the exhibition along with her sister-in-law Riva and he issued a statement about it, which reads:

"Amy was someone who was incredibly proud of her Jewish­-London roots... We weren't religious, but we were traditional. I hope, in this most fitting of places, that the world gets to see this other side not just to Amy, but to our typical Jewish family."

Abigail Morris, CEO of the Jewish Museum, also spoke about the project and described it as "fitting": "Amy Winehouse was an immensely talented, iconic and inspirational singer and she was a Jewish girl from North London. It is fitting that the Jewish Museum in her beloved Camden Town should be the place to tell her story in the year that she would have celebrated her 30th birthday. We are very honoured that Alex and Riva chose the museum."

The Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait exhibition will open at the Jewish Museum in London on July 3 and it will run until September 15.

Listen to Beyoncé's cover of Winehouse's 'Back To Black' for 'The Great Gatsby' soundtrack here:

Acclaimed singer songwriter Scarlette Fever returns on April 22nd with a free download of “Where’s The Fun?” – the first taster of her brand new material, set for full release later this year.

Concerning the frustrations of life’s more mundane moments, “Where’s The Fun?” is co-written with her  guitarist Chris Moorhead, and actually based on a chorus he originally wrote six years ago.  As Scarlette explains:

“In a way it's one of my most sentimental songs, about a time in our lives when we were both in mundane jobs, going out a lot and having to go to work, hung over. Chris was at Tesco’s Headquarters at the time and when you hear the track you'll know exactly what he thought of that. I knew then and there that I had to help him finish it. Six years later and here we are!”

After almost a year since her “Great Expectations” EP, out last April, “Where’s The Fun?” is part of a stunning new collection of songs set for release this summer, showcasing a more mature, full bodied sound. Other highlights include the epic “Piece Me Back Together”, 6ft Woman (her take on addiction and the lies and manipulation that usually comes with it), and the heart-wrenching ballad “Sunday Best.”

“It’s the result of a combination of things,” says Scarlette on the new material. “My writing ability has developed, as has my knowledge in production. I’ve also been collaborating more with my band. So the whole process has been much more organic and spontaneous – and creative.”

For Scarlette, the last ten months have been about solid songwriting, playing live, and working with inspirational musicians, a lot of which has been done in the States. First heading to LA last April to perform at MUSEXPO and the Worldwide Radio Summit, Scarlette returned a few months later to play for US TV Networks, at a sold out Viper Room in Hollywood, whilst her final trip came in December to perform at The Hard Rock Café, Hollywood and to work with Oliver Leiber (The Corrs, Beth Hart).  Scarlette is also thrilled to be invited back to perform at this year’s upcoming MUSEXPO and Worldwide Radio Summit, once again taking place in LA this May.

Scarlette describes her time there as intense, confusing, exciting and amazing in equal amounts, and picks collaborating with brothers  Tommy and Davey Faragher as a highlight. Having worked with a who’s who of heavy weights, including Elvis Costello, Al Green and Dusty Springfield, the brothers invited Scarlette into their studio to work for two days straight on vocals, instruments, backing vocals and production on the songs “PS I Hate You,” and “Where’s The Fun?” “Their professionalism was astounding,” says Scarlette. “They definitely left their mark.”

Back on her home turf, Scarlette’s been busy in the studio with Julian Emery (Lissie, Newton Faulkner) and playing live at the likes of Smooth Radio’s Liverpool Docks show. Previous collaborations with Julian include the debut single “Crash & Burn” which sailed straight onto the BBC Radio 2 B-list, and reached #2 on the Billboard Breakout Club Chart in the US. With her profile steadily rising, Scarlette went on to score further radio Radio 2 playlists and national press for her single “Elated,” winning acclaim everywhere from the Daily Mirror to  Popjustice. These releases led to tour supports for Mike & The Mechanics, Roachford, and Caro Emerald.

 ‘Where’s The Fun?’ will be available for free download from April 22nd available only at:

www.scarlettefever.co.uk

 Stay tuned for more details on Scarlette’s official new single.

 Steve Rose @ EMMS Publicity firstname@emmspublicity.com 02076075765

Tracks such as 'Change Your Life' promote uplifting and empowering lyrics and it seems they have had a profound effect on their fans.

Speaking to The Sun, Little Mix said that their influence has been noted by pleased parents who believe the X Factor 2011 winners are good role models. Leigh-Anne Pinnock said:

"A lot of girls tell us we're their inspiration and role models and that is just from us being ourselves."

She continued: "I think parents see us as their kids' role models as well because of the inspirational lyrics that we write. Maybe that's part of it - they love 'Change Your Life' out there because of the message it has. We've had parents come up and thank us for giving their children someone to look up to. That's an amazing feeling."

- EINSTEIN'S GARDEN INFO REVEALED

- LATEST LINE-UP

- MEDIA ACCREDITATION OPEN 

"Ten Year's in, Green Man remains a festival apart" Mojo

"Round every twist and turn theres another delight" Artrocker

“Green Man's lack of corporate sponsors and branding is refreshing, as is the relaxed, mulitgenerational audience enticed by its focus on music, in a breathtaking environment.” The Independent

“Hands down one of the best festival experiences that this writer's ever had” Record Collector

“One of the most overwhelmingly lovely festival experiences out there.” Virtual Festivals

Green Man 2013 line-up so far...

Band of Horses  |  Kings of Convenience  |  Ben Howard  |  Midlake  |  Local Natives  |  The Horrors  |  John Cale  |  Swans  |  Low  |  Roy Harper  |  Villagers  |  Edwyn Collins  |  Fuck Buttons  |  Phosphorescent  |  Stornoway  |  Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit  |  Steve Mason  |  The Pastels  |  Archie Bronson Outfit  |  Veronica Falls  |  James Yorkston  |  Melody's Echo Chamber  |  Unknown Mortal Orchestra  |  Moon Duo  |  Lau  |  Woods  |  Sam Amidon  |  Lord Huron  |  Beak>  |  Darkstar  |  Julia Holter  |  Allah-Las  |  Public Service Broadcasting  |  Matt Berry  |  Arbouretum  |  Ólöf Arnalds  |  Mikal Cronin  |  Parquet Courts  |  This is the Kit  |  Half Moon Run  |  Buke & Gase  |  Anna von Hausswolff  |  Teleman  |  Girls Names  |  Rachel Zeffira  |  Peggy Sue  | Darren Hayman  |  Ryan Francesconi & Mirabai Peart  |  Fernhill  |  Jon Langford  |  Fossil Collective  |  Sweet Baboo  |  Jacco Gardner  |  Ellen & The Escapades  |  Bear's Den  |  Rozi Plain  |  Gulp  |  Zervas & Pepper  |  Marika Hackman  |  Landshapes  |  Revere  |  Keston Cobblers Club  | Flamingods  |  Thought Forms  |  Trwbador  |  Blaenavon  |  Wild Smiles  |  Fist of the First Man  |  DJ Fitz  |  Cowbois Rhos Botnwwog  |  Huw M  |  Annie Eve  |  Grass House  |  Denai Moore  |  Man's An Idiot  | Annie Dressner  |  Mo Kenney

After Dark- Phantasy feat. Erol Alkan & Daniel Avery  |  Andrew Weatherall  |  Jon Hopkins (live) 

Chai Wallahs - Solo Banton  |  Dr Syntax & The Mouse Outfit  |  Syd Arthur  |  Babyhead  |  Benji Boko  |  We Were Evergreen  |  Riot Jazz Brass Band  |  Resonators  |  Will & The People |  Birth of Joy  |  Heymoonshaker  |  Wille & The Bandits  |  Yumi & The Weather  |  Honeyfeet  |  The Intermission Project  |  Cocos Lovers  |  Mankala  |  Pat Dam Smyth  |  Will Varley  |  Zimbaremabwe

BE A HERO WITH EINSTEIN’S GARDEN AT GREEN MAN 2013!

Prepare to have your brains boggled as the mind-meltingly brilliant Einstein’s Garden returns with a ‘heroic’ line-up of science and nature fun!

Explore the far flung reaches of your imagination with over 100 jaw-dropping performances, from live comedy, music and theatre to walks, talks and interactive installations – all set across three sustainably powered stages.

This year our theme is ‘heroes’. We’ll be celebrating superheroes, cult heroes, unlikely heroes, heroes of the animal world, Greek gods, eco-warriors and – of course – scientific heroes like the inspirational Albert Einstein himself! 

So get your cape on, wear your pants over your trousers and come and be a hero in Einstein’s Garden – we guarantee you won’t experience anything like it anywhere else this summer!

Here’s a flavour of what to expect in Green Man’s free-thinking haven of exploration and experimentation…

Hormone Harmony

Meet the gods and heroes of Ancient Greece and discover how hormones affect our lives in an interactive performance supported by The Physiological Society.

Ugly Animal Preservation Society

Superb stand-up comedy with a conservational twist as a terrific line-up of top comedians each champion one of Mother Nature’s unsung heroes!

Cracking the Code - The Genetics of Superheroes

What are real mutants like? Could genetics make us superhuman? Biologist and TV presenter Simon Watt investigates the science behind superheroes.

Mimina: For All Mankind

Witness the pioneering heroes of space as you’ve never seen them before with an atmospheric re-scoring of dramatic 1960s Apollo moon mission footage.

After Hours at the Pole Star Club

Experience some truly cosmic storytelling from Christine Watkins, the universe-mapping artist Maria Hayes and vocal violinist extraordinaire Sianed Jones.

Zombie Science

Join Theoretical Zombiologist Doctor Austin for a spoof multimedia tutorial exploring the real science behind a gruesome Zombie epidemic.

Science Showoff

This anarchic science cabaret sees the UK’s brainiest performers attempt to blow your mind before the Showometer counts down and they get kicked off the stage.

Being 747 present The Evolution of Science pt 2: ‘THE INVISIBLE STUFF’

The intrepid Yorkshire “EduPop’ trio continue their ambitious attempt to map the history of science through the medium of jaunty rock music.

PLUS! A Cappella - The Improvised Musical, Bert Miller & The Animal Folk, Bright Club, Buzz Words & The Bee Ceilidh, Minima, Mogees, Paul Mosley, Nuala Honan, Polly & The Billets Doux, Rattle Tales, Science Showoff, Sculpting Nature with Mike Hartley, The Incurable Imagination of Anthony Jones, The Rise of the Insect Superpowers, Why We Die and our ever popular Wildlife Walks!

We guarantee you won’t find anything quite like Einstein’s Garden at any other UK festival – get your tickets for Green Man 2013 here.

About Green Man:

Located in the truly lovely Black Mountains (near Crickhowell in the Brecon Beacons), this intimate festival is in the most beautiful festival site in the UK, with a 10 year tradition of championing great music, good times and good causes..

Refreshingly independent, and the go to festival to discover new musical talent, Green Man still delivers an incredible value for money wonderful festival experience.

With ten entertainment areas in lush Welsh Wilderness, 24 hour entertainments, comedy, poetry, literature, art & science, fun for 12 and unders and a separate area just for teens, spas, therapies, hot piping showers, local ale and cider sipping, all night bonfires, gorgeous selection of locally sourced food over 4 days of festival fun, the award winning Green Man really has got it all.

Why not make a real adventure of it with our seven-day Holiday Ticket combining a holiday in Wales with the Green Man.

Experience iconic headline performances at the Mountain’s Foot, go Far Out After Dark with the UK’s only 24-hour festival licence, and get down and dirty with some truly devilish DJs and dance acts. Soak up the best in stand-up comedy and spoken word at Babbling Tongues, witness science and nature collide in the mind-boggling Einstein’s Garden, or stray far from the ever-madding crowd in the blissful idyll of Fountain Falls.

Wales own Green Man is really easy to get to by train with a free shuttle bus taking right from the local station into the festival. If you are coming by car its approximately 3 hours from London, 3hrs from Manchester, 3hrs 30mins Brighton, 1hr 30mins Bristol.

2012 UK Festival Awards ‘Grass Roots Festival Award’ winner:

The Grass Roots Award is "for festivals that should be celebrated, not just for the courage, vision, commitment and often personal sacrifice invested by their organisers, but also because they never forget where they've come from, supporting their local communities and new music along the way while retaining an independent spirit and resisting commercial saturation." - The UK Festival Awards

Notes to Editors:

Dates: Thursday August 15th – Sunday August 18th 2013

Location: Glanusk Estate, Black Mountains, Wales

High-res images can be downloaded from here, if you need more just ask:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j75atbo6dra3zii/fl-6yz1-1L

Tickets (Please note that all our ticket prices exactly the same as 2012):

Green Man 2013 Festival Ticket

Adult = £145

Student = £125

Teen (13-17yrs) = £75

Child (5-12yrs) = £5

Infant (0-4yrs) = FREE but ticket required

Live In Vehicle = £60

Family Camping Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

General Camping Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

Green Man 2013 Holiday - you must have also purchased a festival ticket to take advantage of this offer

Holiday Ticket = £40

Holiday Car Park = £5 (all cars require ticket)

Holiday Live In Vehicle - £60

Green Man 2013 Festival Deposit - pay an initial deposit of 50% (plus booking fee and postage) now to secure your Green Man 2013 Festival ticket and pay the balance before Tuesday 30th April 2013

Please note that all deposits are non-refundable, and Green Man will be unable to send out your tickets until the full balance is paid. Click here to book your tickets and see the full terms and conditions

Get tickets from:

http://www.greenman.net/tickets

http://www.ticketline.co.uk/green-man

For further information please contact sinead@bleachedcommunications.com / sarah@bleachedcommunications.com

Murray became the first British star to win a male singles Grand Slam in the sport for 76 years this week during his match at the US Open and the 'Halo' hitmaker has now described him as "stellar" in a new blog post:

"Passionate, driven & determined. Andy Murray & Serena Williams shows us that anything is possible."

"Through past injuries, ups and downs, these two stellar athletes took the US Open by storm. Thank you both for showing us the true definition of inspiration. Congratulations."

Beyoncé recently performed at the United Nations World Humanitarian Day event where she treated the audience to a stunning rendition of 'I Was Here'.

Watch her performance of 'I Was Here' below:

In a new promo clip for the U.S. version of the vocal talent show, the 'Give Your Heart A Break' beauty admitted that she plans on staying single for the time being to focus on her growing career:

"No, I'm not. He's really sweet and he's one of my really good friends now. But I'm single at the moment and I plan to be for a long time because I need to focus on my career and myself and my wellbeing before I think about getting in a relationship with anyone."

She was quick, however, to reveal that there's one guy she's getting along well with and added that Simon Cowell is great:

"We have fun together and he does tease me a lot, but I give it back to him. I don't mind. He's sometimes not very nice to me, but I have fun with him."

Speaking to XFactorUSA.com, the talented vocalist and actress explained that she’s a very honest person and doesn’t like to sugarcoat her opinions:

"My judging style is very honest, sometimes I worry that I'm too harsh? I really just say it like it is. I'm not considered the nice judge or the mean judge.

"It's really hard for me to smile if they're performing and they're horrible. I have to be super, super honest and sometimes I feel bad about it."

She recently dyed the ends of her hair baby pink and was overheard at one of the audition rounds telling a contestant, “I like your pink hair. #TWINSIES."

During a recent interview with Ryan Seacrest, the Irish star explained that he thinks Lovato is "really nice" and has been enjoying talking to her, but the 'Skyscraper' beauty's sister Dallas revealed that she had a little rendezvous with him on the Santa Monica Pier yesterday.

In a series of tweets posted earlier today (June 19), Dallas joked that it was great to meet Horan but she felt bad for "embarrassing" him:

"Best day ever at the pier w/ @ambermontana111 and @Maddielovesyou1! Nice meeting u @NiallOfficial sry if I embarassed u ;) @NiallOfficial I feel bad if I embarassed u 2day at the pier ur adorable."

Maddie De La Garza, Demi's other sister, also added: "Lip-syncing to One Direction songs in an empty parking lot!! Haha."

Horan also took to the social networking site and replied: "@dallaslovato haha good to meet you! was funny! bit random but ey!"

TEAM UP AND CREATE

INTERACTIVE ONLINE VIDEO GAME

"MUSICAL CHAIRS" - featuring "LASERLIGHT"

 Tweet: #musicalchairs

VITAMINWATER ADDS HEART TO THE OLYMPIC GAMES WITH THE HELP OF JESSIE J

The UK's hottest artist Jessie J and vitaminwater have come together to launch an exciting, dazzlingly new interactive online music video game which can win fans a whole heap of amazing prizes including tickets to a spectacular Jessie J gig in London at the historic Camden Roundhouse on August 4, 2012.  

As the official worldwide partner of the London 2012 Olympic Games, glacéau.

vitaminwater is wearing their “heart” on their sleeves, or more specifically, on their bottles. And who better to help the brand with this endeavour, but the Queen of the Heartbeats herself? Jessie J.

International pop superstar Jessie J sits at the heart of the glacéau vitaminwater brand’s Olympic campaign for London 2012 – serving as the brand’s official global ambassador. “Jessie is a perfect fit for vitaminwater ,” explained Rodolfo Echeverria, senior vice president of global active lifestyle beverages, glacéau. “She’s incredibly talented, smart and stylish -- game, set, match made in heaven.”

Powered up by the spirit of The Olympics - vitamin water and Jessie have created a game of their own - "Musical Chairs” featuring ‘Laserlight’ - It's like that classic game "Musical Chairs" - only better. Musical Chairs is an exciting online, interactive music video game featuring Jessie J’s single, ‘Laserlight.’ Launching in June the site will feature a multi-player game based on musical chairs that allows fans to play together from around the world. But it’s not just your average game of musical chairs. It takes exclusive footage, cool graphics, prizes, and Jessie J and packs them into an interactive site. The game also doubles as the actual music video for ‘Laserlight’ the latest Top 10 single from Jessie's multimillion selling debut album “Who You Are. Enjoy !

To watch the video and play the game, visit http://bit.ly/GamesOnlyBetter

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About Glacéau

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About The Coca-Cola Company

The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) is the world's largest beverage company, refreshing consumers with more than 500 sparkling and still brands. Led by Coca-Cola, the world's most valuable brand, our Company's portfolio features 15 billion dollar brands including Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Coca-Cola Zero, vitaminwater, Powerade, Minute Maid, Simply, Georgia and Del Valle. Globally, we are the No. 1 provider of sparkling beverages, ready-to-drink coffees, and juices and juice drinks. Through the world's largest beverage distribution system, consumers in more than 200 countries enjoy our beverages at a  rate of 1.7 billion servings a day. With an enduring commitment to building sustainable communities, our Company is focused on initiatives that reduce our environmental footprint, support active, healthy living, create a safe, inclusive work environment for our associates, and enhance the economic development of the communities where we operate. Together with our bottling partners, we rank among the world's top 10 private employers with more than 700,000 system employees. For more information, please visit http://bit.ly/CocaColaCompany or follow us on Twitter at http://bit.ly/CocaColaTwitter .

The 'On The Floor' rapper, who is also performing at the exciting event on June 9, recently said of Jessie J:

"I want to let her know how much respect I've got for her and on top of that I want to let her know that I think she's very, very sexy."

She was flattered by his public display of affection and during an interview with the station's James Barr suggested that their backstage areas should be adjacent so they could "get a party started with a Kodak":

"Put him next to me. Let's get a party started with a Kodak. Why not? I don't know if Pitbull's my type but you know."

The Summertime Ball will take place this coming Saturday at London's Wembley Stadium and is also set to feature live performances from the likes of Coldplay, Rita Ora and Justin Bieber.

The 'Price Tag' sensation picked up the coveted 'Best Solo Artist' prize at the 2012 Glamour Awards, which took place yesterday in London (May 30), and while on stage to collect her trophy she told the audience:

"I've had so much fun. Last year I was a girl, this year a woman because I get my bum out more and I get an award and a goody bag."

She also took to social networking site Twitter last night and announced another extra tour date for 2013, telling her Heartbeats:

"I'm SO happy to tell you that due to incredible demand, I'm adding a further show at Nottingham Arena on Thursday 21st March 2013. The tickets will go onsale this Friday at 9am. Thank you so much again for your support and can't wait to see you there #nicetomeetyoutour2013"

Watch a brief interview with Jessie J from backstage at the 2012 Glamour Awards below:

Speaking on a personal level to Cosmopolitan magazine in America, the 'Give Your Heart A Break' hitmaker explained that now when she feels as though she's going through a bad patch she can recognise her behaviour and is able to reach out for appropriate help:

"I felt relieved when I found out, like, 'I'm not completely crazy; there's a medical reason for all of it'."

"It's a daily thing; you don't get time off from it. And if I feel myself slipping back into old patterns, I have to ask others for help, which is hard for me to learn, because I really like doing everything on my own."

She has been enjoying her new role as a vocal talent judge on X Factor USA, alongside Britney Spears and Simon Cowell, and tweeted a message to her fans on May 25 to let them know she is putting her all into it:

"Such an amazing day...can't wait to do it again!!! #XfactorUSA"

In a new interview with Grazia magazine, the 'Price Tag' star explained that she only asked for two items and both were incredibly low key so it's unfair for the press to make up exaggerated stories:

"There isn’t anything flash in my dressing room. No champagne. No yoga mats or anything. That was meant to be one of my diva demands. I did ask for a scented candle. I don’t think it’s too much to ask for a nice, relaxing smell in the room. I also asked for a lava lamp."

“When I was a kid, they used to have a room at Great Ormond Street Hospital where you’d go and chill out. It was full of lava lamps and water lamps and since then it’s always been a way to help me wind down. I never got one, and that’s OK."

Despite opening up about the things she asked for as a vocal coach on the popular talent show, Jessie J also questioned the limits of what's acceptable and what should be considered as too much where requests are concerned, and added:

“But is there anything wrong with asking for what you know is good for you? Does that make you a diva, a pain? Or does it make you someone who knows what they want?”

Watch her Boombox Series performance of 'Who You Are' below:

Speaking to Grazia magazine, the 'Domino' hitmaker explained that she doesn't want to stick to the same style or trademark sharp-fringed hairstyle and wants to be able to experiment with her look:

"I started to look like a cartoon character. I ended up looking like a transvestite. I want to change my hair, change my style. I want to be allowed to grow."

She also opened up about being asked to perform at the Gary Barlow-organised Diamond Jubilee Concert next Monday (June 4) and said it was a great honour as a British artist:

"When I got the letter asking me to perform, I felt really proud. It’s a proper letter from the Queen’s secretary. I’m keeping it in a memory book. It’s written on this lovely thick notepaper. I keep feeling it."