As careers go, few are as colossal or illustrious as that of Diana Ross.
A Supreme, a Boss, and a matriarch, the legend has spent over six decades in the spotlight.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Now, as she celebrates her 75th birthday, her fascinating narrative is chronicled in a rivetting new documentary.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)And it’s coming to UK cinemas for one-day only (March 26th).
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Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Christened ‘Diana Ross: Her Life, Love, & Legacy,’ the feature film provides personal insights into the highs, lows, and challenges experienced by one of music’s most iconic figures.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Narrated by her children (including actress Tracee Ellis Ross and singer son Evan), the flick sews together intimate portraits of a life like no other against the backdrop of her critically acclaimed 1983 Central Park concert special.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)Much like Ross’ life at large, the show attracted the masses (an estimated 1.2 million). However, it was rocked by adverse weather when the skies opened and rain showered down.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)While that would cause chaos for even the most seasoned of performers, the diva’s triumphant embrace of the elements and commitment to completing the concert has rendered the show (which she returned to fulfil the following day) one of music’s most memorable.
Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)In many ways, it serves as a fitting metaphor for the singer’s personal and professional life. Destined for greatness, rocked by hurdles, and yet triumphant by way of zeal, determination, and drive.
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Video In-Article Ad (Desktop)‘Diana Ross – Her Life, Love, and Legacy’ will be screened in select cinemas across the UK on March 26th in honour of her birthday. Click here for ticket info.
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I really want to see this film
That’s a bomb picture. I live for her daughter.