The K-pop sensations are the eighth all-female group to top Billboard’s flagship album chart (which dates to 1956). They follow four pop/R&B groups, Diana Ross & The Supremes, TLC, Destiny’s ...

You can’t talk about legends without mentioning Diana Ross. Her name is one that that occupies a major space within the ...

Released in 1966 and on the group’s album, The Supremes Sing Holland ... was also the first song not credited to the Supremes but to Diana Ross and the Supremes. Featuring a psychedelic ...

Before going solo, Ross notched 12 No. 1 hits with the Supremes as Motown ... the 40th anniversary of 1980’s “Diana” — Ross’ best and best-selling album that he co-produced with ...

Diana Ross took center stage with The Supremes in June 2000 while performing at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Ross is returning ...

Diana Ross left the group in 1969 to launch a solo career, issuing her self-titled debut album the following year, and built up a string of hits such as Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, I’m ...

The Primettes, later renamed Diana Ross and the Supremes, ascended to the upper ... The reintroduction along with her debut album Diana Ross was the start of her journey to becoming an icon.

To celebrate her new album, Thank You ... and the band’s name was changed to Diana Ross & The Supremes. In 1968, they met the Queen Mother after performing at the Royal Variety Performance ...

This summer, two acclaimed performers will headline an unforgettable season finale on the Muny stage: international music ...

Diana Ross is still ... a feather-boa-lifting boost — Ross was a true living legend in red ruffles. As she made her way from her ‘60s career with the Supremes — remembered with “You ...