Diana Ross & the Supremes performed at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix on Nov. 2, 1968. At the time, the group was considered the top female singing group in the world and the decade's most ...

Her Supremes classics were performed early on and there were solo songs the rest of the way with a few interesting covers thrown in, including Newark native Gloria Gaynor's “I Will Survive” to close ...

Tracee Ellis Ross has an incredible relationship with her parents. And while that might not be remarkable in itself, the identity of her parents most certainly is. Music exec Bob Ellis might not be a ...

Renowned vocalist and actress Diana Ross will return to the tri-state area with three performances on the singer’s “Beautiful ...

Motown is one of the most prolific labels of all time, with a range of great labels attached, but who was the label's best ...

The Queen of Motown, Diana Ross — legendary lead singer of The Supremes, the best-selling female group of all time. Played Thursday evening at the Lynn Auditorium. Some say she’s the biggest name to ...

Stacker takes a look at Black artists music wouldn't be the same without, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Tupac Shakur.

On October 18, 1969, the lead singer of The Supremes stepped onto an ABC stage to introduce five brothers from Gary, Indiana.

Motown Records amassed an unparalleled run of number-one hit singles back in the 1960s, but a Marvin Gaye masterpiece still ...

After rising to fame in one of the UK’s biggest girl groups, the pop star returns with 2025’s fastest-selling debut album and ...

Case in point, the British synth-pop group Soft Cell, which comprised members, vocalist Marc Almond and instrumentalist David ...

The collection contained around 7,000 celebrity autographs - including signatures from US presidents, famous scientists and ...