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Lorne Swartz and Marnie Salsky recently hosted a wild Bridle Bash. The atmosphere was part Sixties time warp, part Playboy Mansion soiree, with the fete featuring Mary Wilson of the Supremes and the Funk Brothers.
DOTUN Adebayo tells Sun readers: “After 12 hours of gangsta rap I could have knifed someone.” The Sun hack goes native and helps to break the Broken Britain his paper writes of? BACK in the Sixties Diana Ross and The Supremes asked: “Where did our love go?” Last Sunday I struggled to find it after subjecting myself to [...]
hey kids! tonight i'm walking over to the hollywood bowl (with a little wine to help set the evening off) to finally see the legendary ms. diana ross in her 'lady supreme' show - i have early childhood memories of my dear mom playing the supremes - i've loved ms. ross practically all my life! below is a video of the divalicious diana with the supremes performing one of their classic tracks baby love...
I never liked Diana Ross and the Supremes. To this day, their songs make me grind my teeth in agony. [youtube] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2DYcHysNsQ [/youtube]
"The Story of the Supremes from the Mary Wilson Collection" featuring costumes worn by the legendary SUPREMES (Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson and Diana Ross) is on exhibit now through October 19 at VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM (aka the V & A) in London. From the site, "A display of performance costumes worn by The Supremes, one of the most successful groups of the sixties - only the Beatles had more number...
Last week, Rod 2.0 previewed The Story of The Supremes from the Mary Wilson Collection at The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, a retrospective which showcases dozens of the beautiful and elegant performance costumes of The Supremes, as well...
Motown aficionados and fans of Mary Wilson and Diana Ross may want to take note: The beautiful and elegant performance costumes of The Supremes, one of the recording industry's most successful groups, are now on exhibit at The Victoria and...
The Story of The Supremes from the Mary Wilson Collection 13 May 19 October 2008 The performance costumes of The Supremes, one of the most successful groups of all time, are on display at the V&A this summer. On show are over fifty outfits that chart the changing image of the group, from their dresses in the early days as The Primettes, to the glamorous Hollywood designs worn at the height of their...
Discovered by Motown's supremo when she was just 15, she gave the Supremes their name and lead voice. Now, newly discovered tapes by Florence Ballard are raising questions about her untimely death.
THE SUPREMES star MARY WILSON is looking forward to the forthcoming U.S. presidential elections - but insists she doesn't mind which Democratic hopeful triumphs. The singer, 64, supports Hillary Clinton in the race to the White House, but admits if fellow Democrat Barack Obama triumphed later this year (08), she wouldn't mind. She says, "I am voting for [...]
They wore long, tubular evening gowns, shimmery with sequins, and they undulated their lissom bodies and waved their elegant arms through a dozen pop-soul hits that brought an instantly recognisable bounce to the soundtrack of the late 1960s. The Supremes weren't just the most successful girl group of the decade, they were in the top five pop-rock-soul acts of any gender or nationality. They broke...
Singer for 1960's girl group THE SUPREMES MARY WILSON idolised Hollywood bombshell DORIS DAY - hailing the actress her style icon. The Baby Love hitmaker even dyed her ...
Singer for 1960's girl group THE SUPREMES MARY WILSON claims the soul trio influenced major black stars such as WHOOPI GOLDBERG and OPRAH WINFREY. The Baby Love ...
Singer for 1960's girl group THE SUPREMES MARY WILSON loves the sexual benefits of being famous - because she has managed to seduce some "great men". The Baby Love ...