Formed in Detroit housing projects in the late '50s, The Supremes grew to become arguably the greatest girl group of all time. The trio launched the career of Diana Ross, helped to define the ...

You can never say that Motown’s Berry Gordy didn’t get the most out of his cadre of recording artists. It’s no shock that when those albums hit No. 1 (‘TCB’) and No. 2 (‘Join’) on the album charts, ...

There are hot streaks, and then there is the stretch that The Supremes put together from August 1964 through June 1965. During that 10-month span, the popular Motown girl group featuring Diana Ross, ...

"I think the fans would love to see it," Mary Wilson says of a possible Supremes reunion The world needs more Mary Wilson. In this week’s issue of PEOPLE, the iconic soul singer and founding member of ...

From 1961 to 1966, everyone knew Diana Ross, Mary Wilson, and Florence Ballard as The Supremes, America’s most successful girl-group of the 1960s. However, in 1967, the group’s name was changed to ...

Before they became one of the most successful groups in pop history, The Supremes had a reputation problem. While Motown's other girl groups racked up hits, Diana Ross, Mary Wilso ...

Some girl groups have an eclectic sound; however, The Supremes’ sound is instantly recognizable. Part of this is because many of their hits were written by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Eddie ...

It didn't happen overnight. In the beginning, the Supremes were three girls from the same Detroit housing project. When they started singing together, they were the Primettes, the sister group to a ...

Mary Wilson, the only member of the Supremes to appear in every lineup of the group, has died at the age of 76, her publicist confirmed. She was part of the four-piece vocal group that formed as the ...

Today's girl groups have big-name designers lining up to dress them for concerts and appearances, but back in the early '60s, the trio that would become The Supremes fashioned their own gowns. The ...