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As the Supremes became more popular, many fans admired Ross’ vocals and stage presence. Although she kept Diana as her stage name well into her solo career, the “Upside Down” singer’s ...

In 1961, after McGlown left the group, the remaining trio—Diana Ross, Florence Ballard, and Mary Wilson—signed with Motown Records under their new name, The Supremes. At the time, Motown was ...

Diana Ross has been on the receiving end of a number of brickbats for her actions surrounding the oddly named "Return to Love" tour -- an ostensible Supremes "reunion" that allied her with two ...

Ross returns to the Hollywood Bowl again Saturday (July 26) before taking her Celebrating Timeless Classics – 2025 Tour to ...

The 81-year-old pop legend performed the first of two weekend concerts at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night. Here were the ...

In 1967, Cindy Birdsong replaced Ballard and they began releasing music under the name Diana Ross and the Supremes. That version of the Supremes went out on a very high note with the release of ...

Ms. Wilson joined with Florence Ballard and Diana Ross — who later emerged as the lead singer — to form one of the biggest musical acts of the 1960s.