From Macy Gray to the Baha Men, Find Out What Happened to Your Favorite One-Hit Wonders

Macy Gray | "I Try"

The 47-year-old has a history of gambling and admitted that she lost a lot of her money that way.

“[I've lost] hundreds of thousands, I guess. Not millions, though I’ve definitely lost a lot of money. Enough to go and buy myself another house (if she hadn’t spent it)," she said.

She now reportedly has accountants who give her a weekly allowance so she doesn't over spend.

The Calling | "Wherever You Will Go"

The group has disbanded, but lead singer Alex Band, 34, is still creating music. The frontman was actually abducted back in 2013, held at gun point, beat up, and robbed. The singer lost a tooth, suffered a mild concussion, had a fractured bone in his lower back, and had to get 15 stitches in his chin.

Lou Bega | "Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of…)"

The 40-year-old married his longtime girlfriend, Jenieva Jane B., and mother to his child last year in Vegas.

"Me and my girl, we went to Vegas … three days in the making, I was a married man, which, if you know me is not what I was hoping for," he said. "But actually Elvis, The King, he got us married in his White Chapel."

Right Said Fred | “I’m Too Sexy”

Richard Fairbrass, 61, and his brother Fred, 51, recently joined Liver4Life (L4L) and Hep C Positive's "I’m Not Too Sexy To Get Tested" campaign and opened up about their drug use and partying lifestyle.

Tal Bachman | "She's So High"

The 46-year-old left music to pursue a life in politics after his song made it big on the Top 40 charts. He was an editorial columnist for the The National Post and a guest panelist for Global TV’s live coverage of the 2006 Canadian federal election. He played rugby for the Victoria, BC Rugby Club Castaway Wanderers RFC for a long time, too.

Baha Men | "Who Let The Dogs Out"

The 8-piece band is working hard to make a comeback! They've released their first full-length album in nearly a decade and their new single "Night & Day" was featured at the FIFA World Cup.

Samantha Mumba | "Gotta Tell You"

The 32-year-old had a short lived music career and turned to acting in 2002. She was involved in a three-car pileup earlier this year, weeks before giving birth to her daughter. Luckily, she and her baby didn't get injured.

Evan And Jaron | "Crazy For This Girl"

The 41-year-old identical twins stopped making music together in the early 2000s. Evan is now the founder and CEO of StageIt, which lets artists virtually perform live for their fans. Jaron now manages artists for The Low Co.