AMY WINEHOUSE: 1983-2011 -- Amy Winehouse, the British pop singer whose hard-partying ways often overshadowed her soulful sound, died at just 27 years old on July 23. Winehouse struggled with drug addiction throughout her career, which began when she skyrocketed to fame with her hit 'Rehab'. The sultry singer's career was marred by her constant battle with drugs and family's public pleas for her to get help. She was found dead in her London flat.