HOT GALLERY: From No Doubt to Sugar Ray, See Where These ’90s Hitmakers Are Today!
Whether you busted out your bra straps and track pants and banged around to No Doubt’s “Just a Girl” or put down your convertible top and blasted through your painful breakup to Alanis Morissette’s “You Oughta Know,” the '90s produced a treasure trove of various hitmakers. Come with Snakkle as we catch up with some of our favorites now! By Erin FoxMerchant has gone on to release several solo albums, including Ophelia (1998), which Entertainment Weekly praised, saying, “On her new album Ophelia and especially its first single ‘Kind & Generous’ Natalie Merchant manages to make every virtue Bill Bennett ever extolled sexy, even a little subversive.” She also released Motherland (2001), The House Carpenter’s Daughter (2003), and Leave Your Sleep (2010), which reached No. 1 on the Billboard folk albums chart. She married Daniel de la Calle in 2003 and had a daughter with him named Lucia. However, the couple has since divorced. Merchant’s album Leave Your Sleep is being turned into a picture book by the renowned children’s book illustrator Barbara McClintock.