Annie's News
Annie speaks to CNN - Watch Online
July 1st 2009
During a recent visit to Hong Kong Annie met with CNN Asia to discuss her life, her career and The SING Campaign . The show contains previously unseen footage from the 'Evening With Annie Lennox' event In Hong Kong.
Airing Times:
Wednesday, July 1: 13.30 GMT (20.30 Hong Kong)
Thursday, July 2: 04.00 GMT (11.00 Hong Kong)
Saturday July 4: 05.30, 15.30, 19.30 GMT (12.30, 22.30, 02.30 Hong Kong)
Monday, July 6: 03.00 GMT (10.00 Hong Kong)
Tuesday, June 7: 16.30 GMT (23.30 Hong Kong)
You can find a written account of the interview here
Michael Jackson
June 26th 2009
He was a phenomenal musical genius, whose entire life was exposed to the madness and distortion of everything that accompanies exceptional ability and fame.
An Evening With Annie Lennox South Africa - Sold Out
June 25th 2009
Tickets for the forthcoming event "An Evening With Annie Lennox" to raise awareness and funds for SING in South Africa have now sold out. If you would like to make a donation to the SING Campaign or find out more click here.
Amnesty Arts Fund Update
June 23rd 2009
Some of you may remember Annie's video blog from September last year when Annie discussed the launch of the organisation. Click here to watch the video blog.
Click here to view the update now which includes an opening statement from Annie on the power of art.
Article Of Interest - The Times
June 23rd 2009
Annie Lennox to headline politics festival
The recuperated singer will use Scottish event to talk about her campaigning work to combat AIDS in Africa
By Toby McDonald
Annie Lennox is to headline the Scottish Festival of Politics, a year after she was forced to pull out of the event due to ill-health.
The 54-year-old, Aberdeen-born singer will use her appearance to raise awareness of HIV/Aids in Africa and discuss her campaign to combat the disease.
Lennox had been due to take part in the event in Edinburgh last year, but cancelled after injuring her back during a trip to Mexico. She later underwent surgery to release a trapped nerve."
Click here to read the full article
