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The Calling: What Happened After Wherever You Will Go

Aaron Kamin, Alex Band, Billy Mohler and Nate Wood of The Calling photographed in 2001. Wherever You Will Go was a global smash, but overexposure, label drama and a whole host of lawsuits tore the band apart. Two decades later, the splintering still hasn t been mended. The early 2000s were a whirlwind for The Calling. At the turn of the millennium, the rock band was questioning whether their label would even give them a chance. By mid-2002, they had a 23-week Adult Top 40 No. 1 with the heartfelt hit “Wherever You Will Go.” In 2003, they were sued by former bandmates. And by the end of 2005, The Calling had almost completely vanished stateside.

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I Know That Song! The One That Proved Matchbox 20 Was No One Hit Wonder | K103 Portland

I Know That Song! The One That Proved Matchbox 20 Was No One Hit Wonder | K103 Portland
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Rob Thomas Trust You Ranks as Hot AC Radio s Most Added; American Authors Go Big Follows – Headline Planet

Jun 1, 2015, 7:10 pm Rob Thomas’ first solo single in five years is this week’s most added song at hot adult contemporary radio. “Trust You,” that song, received adds from 27 Mediabase-monitored Hot AC stations. No other track won as much weekly support. One came very close. American Authors’ “Go Big or Go Home,” which ranks as second-most added, received 26 pickups this week. Kelly Clarkson’s “Invincible” earns third-most added on the strength of its 17 pickups, while Maroon 5’s “This Summer’s Gonna Hurt” and Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” follow as fourth- and fifth-most added, respectively. The former received 12 weekly adds; the latter scored pickups from 9 stations.

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The 4 Hottest Red Hat Summit News And Announcements

The 4 Hottest Red Hat Summit News And Announcements Red Hat Summit news this week includes updates involving OpenShift, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Insights and StackRox. By Wade Tyler Millward April 27, 2021, 05:04 PM EDT IBM subsidiary Red Hat has some big announcements this week from its virtual summit that could spell new opportunities for channel partners. New OpenShift capabilities to a new version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux are among the updates unveiled at the virtual summit, taking place Tuesday and Wednesday. Red Hat CEO Paul Cormier told CRN just before the summit that channel partners are key to Red Hat growing its share of the cloud market, especially in the midmarket.

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Rose McIver Goes From iZOMBIE To GHOSTS

Rose McIver Goes From iZOMBIE To GHOSTS
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