Motown Founder Berry Gordy Retires
October 10, 2019
He announced his retirement during the 60th-anniversary celebration of Motown that took place in Detroit last month.
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From L.A. To Detroit Friends of Fuller Gordy Strikefest Kicks Off on Exciting Motown 60 Weekend
August 29, 2019
The evening also brings together entertainment industry executives, business and political leaders, Motown alumni, celebrities and lovers of Motown music
Friends of Fuller B. Gordy Strikefest
November 16, 2017
From the red carpet to the many event activities, this annual Friends of Fuller Strikefest was the place to be