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She had no idea it would upset people — or be seen as political. The L. I spent the evening at my home in Truckee. Happy new year everyone! However, among the guests at the annual party were Rudy Giuliani, Rep. Matt Gaetz R-Fla. I had no idea masks and social distancing were not required. A cash-strapped President Trump stopped in California to raise money 16 days before election day, appearing at a high-dollar Newport Beach fundraiser. Berlin was formed in L. Trump bought Mar-a-Lago in and turned it from an estate into a private club in Travis Scott sought to uplift Houston.

Did he let it down? Just as they were coming together, however, Nunn left the band to focus on her acting career. In her absence, the band hired singer Virginia Macolino and in issued their debut full-length album, Information, which included a re-recorded version of "A Matter of Time," as well as several songs written with Childs. Without Nunn , the band had trouble signing with a major label and by December of had essentially called it quits.

Crawford and VanPatten quickly formed the band Fahrenheit with Crawford taking on lead vocals and songwriting duties. However, he had written several songs which he felt might be better suited to Nunn 's voice and prompted his manager to ask her about recording again.

Released in on M. Marked by the cheeky single "Sex I'm A They signed with Geffen Records and the album was re-released in where it landed at number 30 on the Billboard and spawned two more singles with "The Metro" and "Masquerade. The band's third album, Love Life , arrived in and featured a somewhat glossier-sounding production via Mike Howlett , Giorgio Moroder , and Richie Zito. Included on the album was the group's breakthrough single "No More Words," which became their first top 40 single peaking at number 23 on the Billboard Hot Helmed by veteran producer Bob Ezrin , it featured a more robust, rock-oriented sound.

Despite this success, Berlin struggled in the wake of "Take My Breath Away," with Crawford and Nunn purportedly disagreeing over the direction the group should take. They officially broke up in and Nunn embarked on a solo career, issuing the David Z. Crawford also chose to move on from Berlin , forming the alt-rock outfit the Big F and recording under the name John Shreve.

A legal battle found Nunn retaining the rights to the Berlin name and in the late '90s she began touring with a different line-up of the band. In , Berlin were the focus of an episode of the VH-1 show Bands Reunited in which Nunn reunited with Crawford and the original line-up for a one-off performance at the Roxy in Los Angeles.

While the reunion was successful, it was short-lived, and Nunn continued to tour and record with her version of the band, issuing 's 4Play and 's EDM-influenced Animal. Following their reunion, Crawford , Diamond , and Nunn stayed in touch and in reunited once more for a Berlin show in Reno. The following year, Crawford went through a divorce and began writing songs again. At the same time, Diamond was going through his own break-up. Consequently, all three Berlin bandmates reconnected and began working on songs together.

In , the reconstituted Berlin with Nunn , Crawford , and Diamond issued their eighth album, Transcendance , which featured the title-track single, as well as a re-recorded version of their hit "Sex I'm A AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully.

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