Supremes at 60: Mary Wilson Says ... That’s quite a way to put it. I mean, it really is true. I was looking at the news, you know, people standing for what they believe in, right or wrong, ...

In this week’s issue of PEOPLE, the iconic soul singer and founding member of The Supremes opens up about her nearly 60-year long career, her new journey on Dancing with the Stars and whether or ...

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 ...

The look of the famous Motown girl group, the Supremes, was as much a part of the group's legendary status as its sound. ... all the things that were happening during the '60s and the '70s.

This should give you a hint that it’s not the “rags to riches” tale of the 60s talented titanic trio from Motown. Actually, this story is set quite a distance from Detroit. way down in North Carolina.

Kyanna Simone co-stars in this month’s The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat, a story about the power of chosen family.. The dramedy follows three women, Odette, Barbara Jean, and Clarice, as ...

One of the gowns from Supremes member Mary Wilson’s collection is a sleek number covered head to toe in a diamond pattern of rhinestones and pearl beads. You can only imagine how heavy it must be.

It’s one of those too-neat historical coincidences that “Where Did Our Love Go” hit #1 only a few weeks after Lyndon Johnson signed the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Or here’s another possibility: The whole concept of “oldies” is on its way to history’s dustbin, taking with it songs from the ’50s and early-to-mid-’60s.

Mary Wilson said "it's up to" Diana Ross if The Supremes will ever reunite and the group's 2000 tour "wasn't a reunion." ABC News. ... "Everyone has been saying that since the '60s, you know, we ...