Mark Ronson was Amy Winehouse’s producer and collaborator who helped her reach great creative and commercial heights with her biggest songs. But the Daily Mail reports that the role of Oscar ...

Mark Ronson was Amy Winehouse ’s producer and collaborator who helped her reach great creative and commercial heights with her biggest songs. But the Daily Mail reports that the role of Oscar ...

Mark Ronson has reportedly been cut from the forthcoming Amy Winehouse biopic. Canadian actor Jeff Tunke was originally cast as the musician and producer opposite Marisa Abela as Winehouse in Sam ...

Mark Ronson is applauding the “Back to Black” screenplay for capturing late singer Amy Winehouse’s inherent “humor.” Music producer Ronson, who collaborated with Winehouse on her Grammy ...

And two country legends — Kenny Chesney and Dolly Parton — will release books in November. Perennial chart-topper Chesney brings readers into both his musical legacy and carefree lifestyle, while ...

The music producer spoke with ET ahead of his performance at the 2024 Oscars. Mark Ronson hasn't seen Focus Feature's Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black yet, but he has gotten a promising preview.

Music producer Mark Ronson has taken to social media to share a tribute to Amy Winehouse on what would have been her 40th birthday. Winehouse, Ronson’s former friend and musical collaborator, made a ...

Working with Mark Ronson on new music is a big deal for RAYE. The "Escapism" singer-songwriter, 27, is gearing up to release two songs with the 9-time Grammy-winning producer, 49, this month, and ...

The Winehouse family, along with friends Mark Ronson--who not only produced Amy's breakthrough Back to Black album, but called her a " sister " and "musical soulmate"--and Kelly Osbourne--one of ...

‘Awards Chatter’ Podcast — Mark Ronson on His Oscar-Shortlisted ‘Barbie’ Music, Amy Winehouse Memories and Celebrity DJ-ing in the ’90s The Film Academy's music branch has shortlisted ...

Mark Ronson previously praised the film - simply titled Amy - saying that it was a "respectful" insight to a talent tragically lost before her time.

Mark Ronson dedicates his show in London to the late Amy Winehouse, performing 'Valerie' with Zutons singer Dave McCabe and members of her backing band.