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June 30, 2008

Winehouse winds up

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It's not every day that you get an elbow in the head from a five-time Grammy winner.

James Gostelow, a 25-year-old Londoner, told BBC News he's not upset that Amy Winehouse punched him during her performance at this weekend's Glastonbury music fest. It was all a case of mistaken identity.

What were we just saying about the volatile Miss Winehouse?

Although the scuffle got the most attention, Winehouse and her flying limb weren't the only attractions. Jay-Z (pictured) caused a stir by being the first hip-hop artist to headline the event, and the Verve gave the festival's organizer a little dressing down from stage.

Yes, that was your outer voice. At any rate, fans seemed to dig it.

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