Diana Ross

After the meticulous but anemic Baby It's Me and the careless patchwork of Ross, I'd just
about given up on Diana Ross' recording career, figuring that from here on, it'd only be an
adjunct to her movie stardom. I couldn't have been more wrong. Something -- the failure of
The Wiz? competition from Donna Summer? -- has put the old fight back in her. For the first
time in years, Diana Ross looks and sounds like a sexy human being instead of a g... More >

In which La Suprema passes a crash course at the Ashford & Simpson School of Total Adult Fulfillment, although not with As. It's her house, she wants your good lovin' once in the morning and once in the evening, she'll compete and regret it, she'll cooperate and be glad, and she shall survive, because she's the boss. Quite smart, quite sexy, but sometimes dull--it doesn't do much for A&S's crash material that there's only one singer. (Grade: B)