These 55 movies reflect important elements of modern queer (LBGTQIA+) history—sometimes dramatized, sometimes documentary, and sometimes because the film itself made history.

Annie Lennox’s inaugural SISTERS: Annie Lennox and Friends concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall brought together a host of stars for a night of music, storytelling, and solidarity in support ...

Annie Lennox will be joined by an exciting line-up of guests for a fundraising concert in March. Lennox will be joined by the likes of Celeste, Ríoghnach Connolly, and Nadine Shah for ‘SISTERS ...

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 ...

At 70-years old Annie Lennox has had quite a career! With billboard hits from "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" to political and social activism, here is the story behind her success! Annie Lennox is ...

Annie Lennox (born Ann Lennox in Aberdeen, Scotland on December 25, 1954) is a popular singer-songwriter and humanitarian. Along with a lucrative solo career, Annie has been in the bands The ...

Annie Lennox has been described as the most successful female artist in British music history, and this collection is a celebration of the stunning solo side of her accomplishments. Show more ...

Today, Annie Lennox and The Circle, a global feminist organisation announce the inaugural SISTERS: Annie Lennox and Friends concert to be held live at London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall.

Annie Lennox and The Circle, a global feminist organisation announce the inaugural ‘SISTERS: Annie Lennox and Friends' concert to be held live at London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall.

The viewers believe the star disguised under the costume is none other than Scottish singer Annie Lennox, a four-time Grammy and Golden Globe award winner. On social media, one fan wrote, "I've ...

Annie Lennox made a plea for peace by calling for a ceasefire during the Grammy Awards on Sunday. In one of the few moments of the night evoking global events, Lennox concluded her tribute to ...

At the end of her tribute to the outspoken artist, Lennox proclaimed: “Artists for cease-fire” By Julia Jacobs In an emotional ode to Sinead O’Connor at the Grammys, Annie Lennox performed ...