In December 2006, Annie Lennox invited 23 of the world’s finest female singers to record with her on a song she had written in order to help to draw attention to the HIV/AIDS pandemic—especially in South Africa, where women and children are most seriously affected. Annie titled her song simply “Sing,” and pledged the proceeds from its sales to the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC).
This grass-roots organization was founded in Cape Town, South Africa in December 1998 to campaign for access to treatment for people with HIV/AIDS and for the reduction of HIV infections. TAC campaigns have led to the implementation of countrywide mother-to-child transmission prevention and antiretroviral treatment programs, as well as training programs on the science of HIV treatment and prevention.
In support of the effort by Annie Lennox and TAC, The Body Shop will sell and distribute a special edition of “SING” at selected UK outlets from March 10-23 – the first time that The Body Shop has ever sold music to the public. In addition, BBC Sports Relief have agreed to broadcast footage of TAC’s work, which Annie documented in September 2007 during her two-week visit to some of the most seriously affected areas of South Africa.
In the fifteen years since the release of her debut solo album, Diva, in 1992, Annie Lennox has built the most successful career of any British female artist in pop music history. She has sold over 78 million records worldwide, scored numerous Top Ten hits around the world, and earned four Grammy Awards. Annie co-wrote and performed “Into the West,” from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2004.
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"Agnetha Fältskog is murdered in her home in December 1979! Her place in ABBA is instead positioned by a lookalike.Not until this year, 1999, twenty years later, the truth has been brought to light. Many of ABBA's fans still don't know that the Agnetha performing on the albums "Super Trouper" and "The Visitors" isn't really Agnetha. But I personally am sure that Agnetha Fältskog's life really came to an end in 1979. In this essay I will thotoughly (sic) go through the arguments and clues suggesting that this is the case."
Instinct magazine is proud to announce that they are going on tour for 2008 in celebration of our 10 Years in the publishing industry. It's gonna be hot ya'll! They will have:
The 341st meeting of Brothas4Ever is tonight at 7 p.m. at "Reggie's Place" at It Takes A Village (1475 Lima St. just off E. Colfax Ave. between Havana & Peoria in Aurora). 
