Diana Ross

Diana Ross is a radiant icon and ultimate entertainer whose unparalleled vocal artistry and unstoppable creative force have rewritten popular culture across decades. Born in Detroit’s North End, she rose to global fame as the leader of The Supremes, shattering records with hits like "Stop! In the Name of Love" and "You Can't Hurry Love". Her solo career further broke boundaries with timeless classics such as "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "Upside Down," and "I'm Coming Out". With over 100 million streams and sales worldwide, her voice is celebrated as both "honeyed" and "angelic".

A multidimensional artist, Ms. Ross has set cinematic and fashion standards, from her Golden Globe-winning portrayal of Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues to designing her own wardrobe for Mahogany. Her legendary live performances include the record-breaking 1983 Central Park concerts, which drew over 800,000 fans, and a memorable Super Bowl XXX halftime show. More recently, she headlined the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival in 2022 and Times Square on New Year’s Eve in 2026, the latter reaching over 30 million viewers.

Ms. Ross is a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors, the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, and the American Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award. Whether appearing as a singular fashion icon at the Met Gala or releasing her heartfelt 2021 tribute album Thank You, she remains a global legend devoted to sharing her voice, grace, and love.