Kyla Pratt

Kyla Pratt (born September 16, 1986), is a young, African American actress. Ms. Pratt is a native of Kansas City, Missouri, and sometimes she is credited as Kyla M. Pratt.

Ms. Pratt has been involved in many Disney Channel projects, such as The Proud Family show, where she does a voice-over.

She has done many commercials, including one for Nike where she played basketball, and she also participated in the television series of The Smart Guy, where she also plays basketball with Tahj Mowry, the show's star, in one of the episodes.

As a movie actress, she was in the movie Dr. Dolittle and its sequel, playing Maya Dolittle alongside Eddie Murphy. Kyla can now be seen starring in the UPN hit One On One as Breana.

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Kyla can now be seen starring in the UPN hit One On One as Breana. Her second daughter, Tracee Ellis Ross, is an actress who received claim to fame as one of the stars the sitcom "Girlfriends" (2003). Dolittle and its sequel, playing Maya Dolittle alongside Eddie Murphy. Her oldest daughter, Rhonda Ross Kendrick, is a songstress and actress. As a movie actress, she was in the movie Dr. She also has a daughter, Rhonda, with Motown founder Berry Gordy. She has done many commercials, including one for Nike where she played basketball, and she also participated in the television series of The Smart Guy, where she also plays basketball with Tahj Mowry, the show's star, in one of the episodes. (Næss died in a South African mountain accident in January 2004).

Pratt has been involved in many Disney Channel projects, such as The Proud Family show, where she does a voice-over. From 1985 to 2000, she was married to Norwegian businessman Arne Næss Jr., with whom she has two sons. Ms. From 1971 to 1977, Diana Ross was married to music promoter Robert Ellis Silberstein, with whom she has two daughters (Tracee and Chudney). Pratt. Diana Ross is the second of six children, three girls and three boys, from factory worker Fred Ross and teacher Ernestine Earle Ross. Pratt is a native of Kansas City, Missouri, and sometimes she is credited as Kyla M. After a downturn in record sales during the mid to late 80s she returned to the Motown fold with Workin' Overtime.

Ms. She signed to RCA and had several successful releases, beginning with Why Do Fools Fall in Love, which featured a cover of the Frankie Lymon hit. Kyla Pratt (born September 16, 1986), is a young, African American actress. A duet with Lionel Richie called "Endless Love" in 1981 proved to be the biggest record of her career and her last hit on the Motown label. The Wiz, which cost $24 million to make, only brought in $13 million dollars during its original theatrical release. Many eyebrows were raised at Ross, then age 34, playing Dorothy, who in all other versions of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was portrayed as a young girl.

1978 saw Ross starring in the film version of the successful Broadway play The Wiz, with Michael Jackson, Nipsey Russell, and Richard Pryor. Her second self titled album, Diana-Ross (1976), charted in the Top Ten, and featured the disco hit "Love Hangover". In 1975 another return to acting, this time in the film Mahogany (1975) saw the theme song "The Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To?)" reach #1. Ross released a duets album with Marvin Gaye in 1973, entitled Diana and Marvin, scoring several chart hits.

Ross also starred in a biopic of Billie Holliday, Lady Sings the Blues (1972), which earned her an Academy Award nomination and a #1 album soundtrack. She found chart success with a number of her early releases, most notably with the #1 single "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" (1970). In January 1970 Diana Ross officially departed from the Supremes and recorded her first solo album, the self-titled Diana Ross. During this period, the group had two more #1 hits as Motown began plans for a Diana Ross solo career, which was announced in November 1969.

At this time, the group was also renamed "Diana Ross & The Supremes," officially recognizing Ross as the focal point of the group. In July 1967, Florence Ballard was fired from The Supremes and replaced with Cindy Birdsong. Between the summer of 1964 and the summer of 1967, The Supremes released nine #1 hit singles and became the most successful black group of the decade. Diane also began using her given name of "Diana" at this time.

Although all the girls originally took turns singing lead, Motown chief Berry Gordy made Diane Ross the permanent lead singer starting in 1964, because he felt her soprano voice had the pop appeal The Supremes needed to cross over to white audiences. Barbara Martin left the group shortly afterwards, and The Supremes carried on as a trio. After signing to Motown in 1961 and replacing McGlown with Barbara Martin, they changed the name of the group to The Supremes. Diane Ross (although she originally went by "Diane," "Diana" is what is on her birth certificate), together with Mary Wilson, Florence Ballard and Betty McGlown formed The Primettes in 1959.

Diana Ernestine Ross (born March 26, 1944 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American soul, R&B and pop artist, and one of the most successful female artists of her era. 1999: Double Platinum (telefilm). 1994: Out of Darkness (telefilm). 1978: The Wiz.

1975: Mahogany. 1972: Lady Sings the Blues (Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Actress of 1972). 1999: Every Day Is A New Day. 1998: Very Special Season (Christmas album).

1995: Take Me Higher. 1993: Stolen Moments: The Lady Sings Jazz & Blues (live). 1993: Christmas in Vienna (live, with Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras). 1991: The Force Behind the Power.

1989: The Greatest Hits Live. 1989: Workin' Overtime. 1987: Red Hot Rhythm & Blues. 1985: Eaten Alive.

1984: Swept Away. 1983: Ross. 1982: Silk Electric. 1981: Why Do Fools Fall In Love?.

1980: diana. 1979: The Boss. 1978: Ross. 1977: Baby, It's Me.

1977: An Evening with Diana Ross (live). 1976: Diana Ross. 1974: Live at Caesar's Palace. 1973: Last Time I Saw Him.

1973: Diana & Marvin (duets album with Marvin Gaye). 1973: Touch Me In The Morning. 1972: Lady Sings the Blues (soundtrack from the Billie Holliday bio-pic Ross starred in the same year). 1971: Surrender.

1971: Diana! (soundtrack from a 1971 television special). 1970: Everything is Everything. 1970: Diana Ross (reissued the same year as Ain't No Mountain High Enough).