The Eurythmics song “Sweet Dreams” created a nightmare for one Wheel of Fortune contestant on Tuesday. Chris Bryant was well on his way to solving a “song lyrics” puzzle when he mispronounced a word ...

When Eurythmics first wrote "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)", life was feeling anything but sweet for the British synth-pop ...

"'Wheel of Fortune' ain't gonna make me think I've been hearing those lyrics wrong for almost 40 years," wrote a Twitter user. A contestant on "Wheel of Fortune" mixed up the lyrics to the famous '80s ...

One of the classics of 1980s new wave music was the Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This).” Marilyn Manson covered the song, making the dark side of its lyrics that much more obvious. One of ...

Three decades ago this week, in Billboard Magazine’s September 3, 1983 edition, Eurythmics spent their one and only week at #1 on the Hot 100 singles chart with the title track from their second album ...

"Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)," the sole #1 hit from the UK duo Eurythmics, doesn't really have a chorus. That's because it's all chorus, all hook. Annie Lennox, cold and commanding, tells you all ...

A contestant on “Wheel of Fortune” missed a puzzle on Tuesday, March 15, when he incorrectly pronounced a song lyric. Twitter video screengrab A mispronunciation of a famous Eurythmics song was costly ...

Sweet dreams are not made of this. On Tuesday’s episode of “Wheel of Fortune,” contestant Chris Bryant failed to solve the puzzle in the “Song Lyrics” category when he guessed “Sweet dreams are made ...

The post Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)” Traveled the World and the Seven Seas 40 Years Ago appeared first on Consequence. Eurythmics are celebrating 40 years of “Sweet Dreams (Are Made ...

In honor of the album’s 40th anniversary, Eurythmics‘ Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox acknowledged the milestone by sharing a few words on social media. “It’s almost impossible to believe that ‘Sweet ...

When Eurythmics released "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," it sounded different than a lot of what was being played on the radio. But figuring out why something becomes a hit can be complicated.