The Avatar star also divulged a little about which stars she had crushes on when she was younger, bashfully explaining that ...

Walking On Broken Glass, Waiting in Vain and Universal Child from her solo albums. We hear about Annie’s early life in Aberdeen, studying music in London, starting her strong personal and ...

Annie Lennox's 70th birthday is on Christmas Day. The "Walking on Broken Glass" singer released her first and only Christmas album, "A Christmas Cornucopia," in 2010. Danish supermodel Helena ...

Former Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox was born on Christmas Day in 1954. The "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," "Walking on Broken Glass" and "Here Comes the Rain Again" singer is also an activist ...

Annie Lennox visited the Project Angel Food kitchen on Monday afternoon to show her support for volunteers at the meal delivery service for critically ill residents in Los Angeles. “What a ...

Annie Lennox has been pictured volunteering at a temporary food ... “There’s no power, there’s no water, there’s broken gas lines, and we have unstable structures.” ...

Annie Lennox visited the Project Angel Food kitchen on Monday afternoon to show her support for volunteers at the meal delivery service for critically ill residents in Los Angeles. “What a wonderful ...

Ahead of her birthday Annie Lennox got her first tattoo; two small black birds hovering around a pulsating crimson heart. It was a nod to Little Bird, a song from her first solo album about ...

Annie Lennox was working as a waitress in a health food store when she first met Dave Stewart. They became a couple, joined a band, The Tourists, that had some success and then broke up.

Her voice shaped 80s music: as one half of the Eurythmics, Annie Lennox became a global star and style icon with worldwide hits such as "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of These)". She then enjoyed great ...

Dec. 25 (UPI) --Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They include: Advertisement -- American Red Cross founder Clara Barton in 1821 -- Hotelier Conrad Hilton in 1887 -- Robert ...