Aimee Mann

Embarked on a club tour with her husband, fellow singer-songwriter Michael Penn

Embroiled in record label problems and politics, opted out of contract with Interscope and bought back the masters for latest unreleased album "Bachelor No. 2", releasing it on own label as an EP

Worked alongside director Paul Thomas Anderson, adding pivotal music to the film "Magnolia"; Anderson credits one of her songs as inspiration for film; earned an Academy Award nomination for the song "Save Me"

Made acting debut, with a cameo role as "Nihilist Woman" in the Coen brother's "The Big Lebowski"

Released sophomore solo effort "I'm With Stupid"

Made solo debut, with the acclaimed album "Whatever"

Last album with 'til tuesday, the confessional "Everything's Different Now"

Released follow up album as 'til tuesday, the less successful "Welcome Home"

'til tuesday released their debut album "Voices Carry", with the title single emerging as a top ten hit and an MTV staple

As 'til tuesday, signed with Epic Records after winning a 1983 Boston battle of the bands contest

With Joey Pesce, Robert Holmes and boyfriend and fellow Berklee dropout Michael Hausman, formed 'til tuesday

At age four, abducted by estranged mother, lived with her briefly in England (date approximate)

Formed the punk band Young Snakes in Boston after leaving Berklee College of Music

Moved to Boston to study at the Berklee College of Music

Returned to her family in Virginia

Worked with future punk-industrial heavyweights Ministry