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By Stacey Lynn May 6, 2021 Today’s song won the Oscar for Best Original Song in the film “The Woman in Red”, beating out "Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)," "Footloose," "Let's Hear It For The Boy" and "Ghostbusters." All five nominees were #1 hits on the Hot 100, the only time that has happened. In October 1985, two songwriters, one of whom was a childhood friend of today’s singer, filed a lawsuit claiming they wrote a song called "Hello It's Me/I Just Called to Say" in September 1976 that they played for today’s artist who then stole the title and chorus idea. 

By Stacey Lynn Apr 29, 2021 Hey, welcome to our little game, I Know That Song! Each morning at 7:10 on K103 we give you some fun facts you may not know about some of the biggest songs we play. Today's song is one of the biggest songs EVER. Today’s Grammy-winning hit love song qualified for Diamond status in 2017 when it achieved sales and streams exceeding 10 million, becoming just the 15th song ever to surpass that mark since the certification was created 20 years ago. In October 2015, the song became the first to be streamed over 500 million times and has been viewed more than 3.0 billio...

By Stacey Lynn Apr 14, 2021 This plays in the opening scene of the 1982 movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High, where we meet the main characters in their natural habitat: the Ridgemont Mall. The song doesn't appear on the soundtrack but got a lot of attention from the film. This all female rock band wrote all their own songs, and along with the Bangles and The Dixie Chicks, are one of the most successful all-girl bands to do so. They were signed to IRS Records by Miles Copeland, who managed The Police and was the brother of Police drummer, Stewart Copeland.  They played this song, along with t...

Should I Have Spoken Up? A reader wonders what she could have done to stop some troubling behavior she saw at a vaccine site. April 8, 2021, 9:00 a.m. ET While waiting in a long line to get my Covid-19 vaccination, I noticed two boisterous white men ahead of me. At first I chalked up their noise to excitement. But as I waited, I realized they were harassing an older Black woman who was in line in front of them. They were crowding her and telling her to move up, even though she was keeping an appropriate social distance, and calling out to her nastily to “pick up her feet” and “stop shuf...

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