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American singer-songwriter and actress Amanda Leigh "Mandy" Moore (born April 10, 1984) gained initial attention with her debut single "Candy," released in 1999, which reached number 41 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. After signing with Epic Records, she launched her first album, So Real, in the same year. This project later achieved Platinum certification from the RIAA. Her subsequent single, "I Wanna Be with You," released in 2000, marked her first entry into the Top 30 of the US charts by reaching number 24 on the Hot 100. The album bearing this title was also issued that year and received mixed critical feedback while earning Gold certification. Expressing dissatisfaction with her earlier music style, Moore's self-titled third album released in 2001 signified a shift away from her earlier pop sound and included the single "In My Pocket," which became her third Top 20 hit in Australia. This album would be recognized as her last certified work by RIAA with a Gold status.

In 2003, Moore introduced her fourth studio effort titled Coverage featuring interpretations of popular songs from the 1970s. Following its launch, she left Epic due to artistic disagreements leading to their release of compilation albums The Best of Mandy Moore (2004) and Candy (2005), each selling around an estimated total of 100,000 copies combined thus far. It wasn't until she returned to music in late-2007 with Wild Hope that saw limited success; it has sold approximately 200,000 copies but did not earn any RIAA certifications nor did its singles chart globally. In contrast, Moore's sixth studio offering Amanda Leigh came out in 2009 peaking at number 25 on Billboard's top albums list selling roughly around another estimated total of about $100K copies sold overall since release date onwards till now; by then she had surpassed more than fifteen million records sold worldwide according to Billboard reports dated back to early '09 onwards too! Additionally during this period—specifically within VH1 rankings—she placed #96 among “100 Greatest Women” alongside being ranked #63 for their “Sexiest Artists Of All Time List.”

Beyond music pursuits alone though – acting formed part & parcel alongside those endeavors too: Her cinematic journey initiated via minor voicework found within comedy film Dr.Dolittle2 back ’01 initially before gaining notable acclaim playing Lana Thomas within Disney's The Princess Diaries later that same year opposite Anne Hathaway herself! Subsequently starring role followed thereafter through Jamie Sullivan featured prominently throughout romantic drama A Walk To Remember derived from Nicholas Sparks novel adapted onto screen eventually leading up toward further projects like How To Deal(‘03), Chasing Liberty(‘04), Saved!(‘04); even co-starring roles aligned themselves amidst satirical comedies such as American Dreamz('06)—which unfortunately failed commercially despite attempts made therein yielding rather poor returns against production costs incurred totaling up towards $17 million budget constraints set upon them originally when releasing theatrically shown versions prior afterwards... Next year brought forth collaborations again via two romantic comedies namely Because I Said So/Licensed To Wed respectively soon after completing Tangled where she'd voice Rapunzel—and performed duet titled “I See The Light” alongside Zachary Levi—which won Grammy award honoring excellence regarding best song composed specifically tailored towards visual media categories designated accordingly thereafter continuing reprising aforementioned character roles across various platforms including short films/video games alike moving forward toward present-day initiatives surrounding franchise expansions planned ahead into future years coming along!