En Vogue

Cindy, Maxine, Dawn and Terry, four girls from Oakland, California, were one of the most successful acts of the 1990s. Their first music video for “Hold On” off their debut album, Born to Sing, featured the ladies in all black body-con dresses singing their hearts out. Both the song and the outfits became a staple for many female acts that followed. En Vogue is one of the top 10 best-selling girl groups of all-time, with 20 million records sold worldwide. Their sophomore LP, Funky Divas, showed that all four ladies could sing lead and still strike platinum with hits like "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It),"  "Giving Him Something He Can Feel," "Free Your Mind" and "Give It Up Turn It Loose." But it was their track on the Set It Off film soundtrack that they scored their biggest hit with “Don’t Let Go (Love).”  Shortly after, Dawn departed from the group making them EV3 but later they reunited for the BET Awards in 2008. The group still tours occasionally.
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Maxine Jones Appeals En Vogue Decision

Co-founder of top-selling group says she has the right to use band's name.

En Vogue Settles Lawsuit Over Name Use

Judge decides only two singers have exclusive rights to the popular trademark.

A Supergroup is Formed

In 1999, Saadiq rocked the inspired awe in the music industry when he joined forces with A Tribe Called Quest’s Ali Shaheed Muhammad and En Vogue’s Dawn Robinson to create the all-star group Lucy Pearl.  (Photo: Paul Drinkwater/Network/NBCU Photo ...

En Vogue

After 11 years as a solo act and front woman of Lucy Pearl — and several failed attempts to bring her back aboard — Dawn Robinson reunited with the other three members of En Vogue in 2008, performing at the BET Awards that year.  (Photo: C Brand...

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Cindy, Maxine, Dawn and Terry, four girls from Oakland, California were one of the most successful acts of the 1990s as En Vogue. Their music video for their first single, “Hold On,” off their debut album, Born to Sing, featured the ladies in all ...

Cindy Herron

Since portraying Q’s older woman Yolanda in Juice, Herron continued to enjoy a music career as a member of En Vogue. The happily married mom of four also acted in Batman Forever and A Different World. (Photo: C Brandon/Redferns/Getty Images)
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