October 1st, 2009
The Supreme with a heart has never been taken seriously as a lead singer. She was always considered one of Diana Ross’s “back up” singers. But those in the know, know Mary has an amazing voice and a vibrant stage presence. {Read on The Hollywood Reporter}

September 29th, 2009
The degree to which the Motown sound is embedded in our collective consciousness was evident last week at Feinstein’s at Loews Regency, where Mary Wilson, an original Supreme, opened a two-week engagement. {Read on the NYTimes.com}
September 6th, 2009 (AP)
For the 50th anniversary of the founding of Motown Records, The Associated Press over a period of months invited stars from the fields of music, politics and film to visit Studio A to talk about how the Detroit musical movement has affected them and the larger world. {Continue to read on Taiwan News}
September 5th, 2009, DETROIT (AP)
Yesterday, today, forever: 50 years after Motown Records is born, the famous 'sound' endures {Continue to read on ABC News}
July 25th - August 31st, 2009
June 7th, 2009
June 5th, 2009
A bill to compensate musicians when their songs are played on radio is picking up steam in Congress. {Continue to read}
June 3rd, 2009
Radio execs hear passionate pleas from musicians at town hall meeting. {Continue to read}
May 28th, 2009
Is the feud between Supremes Mary Wilson and lead singer Diana Ross finally fading? {Continue to read the full article @ New York Post}

May 21th, 2009
Mary Wilson has done something, in the entertainment business, most people will never accomplish. {Continue to read the full article @ CY Interview.com}
May 13th, 2009
Last week the “Performance Rights Act” took its first step and passed the House Judiciary Committee by a vote of (21 yes - 9 no). {Read on}

April 3rd, 2009
They sure don't make girl groups like they used to. {Continue to read the full article @ essence.com}

March 2009
Digger spoke to Mary Wilson of The Supremes {Read Mary's Interview}
February 2009
It's not that Mary Wilson doesn't enjoy the radio airplay of her vintage hits with the Motown wonder group the Supremes, but "it doesn't really translate into money. Artists do not get paid money for every time records are played on the radio," she told a group of more than 300 who packed into a Grammy Town Hall meeting at Staples Center in Los Angeles late Friday afternoon (Feb. 6). {Continue to read}
February 6th, 2009
House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers told a crowd of 300 in Los Angles, Calif. on Friday that passing legislation he introduced earlier this week to end a longstanding royalty exemption granted to AM and FM radio" is going to be a serious struggle" due to opposition from the National Association of Broadcasters. {Continue to read}

January 15th, 2009
TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to singer Mary Wilson, a former member of The Supremes, about Motown’s 50th anniversary. {Watch the video clip at MSNBC.com}

2008 has gone and to quote some of the old timers 'Good Riddence'
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October 6th, 2008
An original member of the Supremes, Mary Wilson has been performing since she was 14 years old. Since the group disbanded in 1977, she's established herself as a solo performer, an author and an advocate or humanitarian causes, In 2003, she was named a Cultural Ambassador for a Department of State program to improve international cross-cultural understanding. Last year she became a spokesperson for the Humpty Dumpty Institute (HDI), a non-profit focused on finding solutions for humanitarian problems. {Continue to read the full article @ TheRoot.com}

The Orchard is named "Johnnie Mae's Orchard" after my mother. {Link}

October 3rd, 2008
To celebrate Motown's 50th anniversary they're giving you the chance to choose your TOP 5 from a selection of the best Motown tracks. {Vote for The Supremes!}
May 13th, 2008
An interview with Mary Wilson from the opening of the Supremes Gown Collection at The Victoria and Albert Museum. It also includes a magical a capella version of 'Here's To Life'.
November 1st, 2007
Mary Wilson praises Detroit, remembers her days as a Supreme and looks forward to a new 'original' album.
October 4th, 2007

October 2nd, 2007
During the 37th Congressional Black Caucus-Annual Legislative Conference (CBCF-ALC) in Washington, DC, Mary Wilson of the international renowned Supremes received the coveted Floyd Washington Auto Safety Advocacy Award as film star Giancarlo Esposito Master of Ceremony looks on. Ms. Wilson received the award for her commitment over the years to the CBCF-ALC Auto Safety BrainTrust. The award is named for the late Floyd Washington, Community Affairs Manager of this year’s title sponsor the Ford Motor Company Fund.
August 24th, 2007
If Wilson’s command of stage and song surprises people, then they just haven’t really been listening for the past 30 years or so.
July 5th, 2007
April 10th, 2007