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BACK TO BLACK singer Amy Winehouse is reportedly considering launching a cosmetics and clothing line inspired by own sense of style.

The often-troubled star is rumoured to be aiming to capitalise upon her success and unique image, enabling fans to copy her style.

According to the Sun, a friend of the GRAMMY-winning artist, said that AMY has a "distinctive look".

"She wants to bring out a range of cosmetics and fashion products. There could be hairspray, head scarves, liquid eyeliner, perfume," they explained.

Another source within the fashion industry told the newspaper that they expected the products to sell well in the capital.

Recently appearing with producer MARK RONSON at the BRIT AWARDS, AMY took home five Grammy Awards earlier this year.

Among the prizes she received was the gong for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for REHAB and the award for Best New Artist.

Why do I feel like Amy Winehouse needs to be ran through the Washer and Dryer a few times before she starts doing some BS like this!

Rapper Young Jeezy will grant the winner of his "Make Your Dreams Come True" contest tomorrow evening (February 26) at Justin’s Restaurant in his hometown of Atlanta.

The contest offered one lucky winner a chance to have a wish granted by Young Jeezy, who held a contest inviting fans to share their dreams and aspirations.

The winning submission came from Tamara Jenkins-Wilson from North Carolina, who wrote the rapper about her disabled 13-year-old son.

"My ultimate dream would be for me to provide a Wheelchair Accessible Van for my son, Davon Jenkins. Davon is 13-years-old and has cerebral palsy and is confined to a wheelchair."

Jenkins-Wilson’s husband is currently in Iraq, serving the United States military.

"I physically lift him in and out of our vehicle when we need to go to appointments and such," Jenkins-Wilson said.

Jeezy will give Jenkins-Wilson the Wheelchair Accessible Van and treat her entire family to dinner tomorrow the invite-only ceremony.