Dolly Parton

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We want to start a community among our readers, so please follow us on sign up to our newsletters and get a curated selection of our best reads to your inbox every day. “So, this was one song that I think is kind of like another 9 to 5. Alongside Run, Rose, Run, Parton has released a companion album of the same name, with 12 new songs. managers, record label folks and these other characters that give them a hard time in the story. A message from the editor: Thank you for reading. “Nashville is where she’s come to claim her destiny.

'Run, Rose, Run' deserves to be graded on a curve because it's meant as a complement to a novel, not a standalone feature. But even without running ...

But even without running opinions through the love we all have in our hearts for anything and everything Dolly Parton, Run, Rose, Run does include some quality songs and collaborations not to be overlooked, even if it doesn’t necessarily inspire you to run out and get a copy of the novel, and bury your nose in it post haste. “Snakes In the Grass” just feels downright silly, and like a host of the songs on this album, is set within these repetitive motions and obvious intentions that you usually only hear on soundtracks to kid’s movies. “Woman Up (And Take It Like A Man)” is classic Dolly Parton writing, and a great song to add to her repertoire, even if a bit more contemporary than classic in sound.

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. — The Smoky Mountain Songbird has returned to East Tennessee! Dolly Parton came back to Pigeon Forge to welcome guests to Dollywood for ...

In an interview for IndieWire, music supervisor Amanda Thomas revealed that the country music icon initially didn't clear the use of her 1973 classic for ...

That song is probably the most important song,'" she said. And we're like, 'Here's the story we're trying to tell. "We went back and we recontextualised the whole thing.

Dolly Parton is regularly seen wearing glitzy Rock and Roll fingerless gloves. She has spoken out about a possible reason for wearing these gloves and usually ...

Although it could also be a style choice, she has suggested that she wants to cover up some tattoos in those covered areas. They happen where skin has healed after an injury and can grow to become larger than the original scar. She has said publicly: "Most of the tattoos, when I first started, I was covering up some scars that I had, ‘cause I have a tendency to have keloid scar tissue, and I have a tendency where, if I have any kind of scars anywhere, then they kind of have a purple tinge that I can never get rid of. Treatments include freezing the scar through cryotherapy, earring silicone sheets or gel over the scar, laser therapy, and applying pressure treatment to flatten the keloid and reduce blood flow. She has sat down for a BBC interview alongside Patterson which can be viewed on BBC iPlayer. The unusual style choice has sparked questions from fans about why the singer-songwriter would choose to always wear gloves in public.

Dolly Parton has said 'never say never' to selling the rights to her music back catalogue. The 76-year-old country music legend candidly told the BBC: 'I ...

Backdrop: In January, Bob Dylan sold his entire catalogue of recorded music to Sony in a deal thought to be worth around $200 million; pictured in 2021 Early in her career Dolly famously declined to let Elvis Presley cover her song I Will Always Love You because she would have to relinquish the rights to him. As seen in 1986: Early in her career Dolly famously declined to let Elvis Presley cover her song I Will Always Love You because she would have to relinquish the rights to him

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WJHL) — Theme park enthusiasts and Dolly Parton fanatics rallied in the thousands to get a glimpse of the nationwide icon and her ...

Dolly Parton returns to Pigeon Forge for the opening of her Dollywood theme park's 37th season.

Dolly Parton was in Pigeon Forge on Friday, March 10 to open the gates on the new season of Dollywood and Splash Country.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Dolly Parton said that she is considering selling her publishing catalogue, stating that she would simply launch a new ...

Add in the growth of emerging markets; growing rights transparency; and the booming music creator and creator tools economies and you have the foundations of an entirely new chapter for the music business. But the market has a lot of growth left in it yet. It should be of little surprise that this is where MIDiA spends a lot of its time in the consulting and advisory work we do for music investment funds. In most asset class markets, this is a very sensible approach, and in music it is a crucial component – but it is not enough alone. The rate of music catalogue M+A acquisitions is accelerating, with announced transactions exceeding 12 billion in 2021, more than doubling since 2020*. Though those figures are boosted by some big institutional plays, such as UMG divesting some of its business ahead of its IPO, there is a rapid acceleration in the number of artists and songwriters who are selling. On the one hand, this is not the first time she has publicly pondered the move (the first time was in December 2020), and is thus probably aimed at pushing up buyer demand and creating a bidding war.

'I Will Always Love You' hitmaker Dolly Parton originally refused to let the show's producers use her iconic track in the finale.

Though despite her small stature, the country singer has always been larger than life. And that's not just credited to her legendary huge amount of talent or ...

In an interview with Elle Magazine for their Women in Hollywood issue, Dolly confessed that she doesn’t always wear her wigs in daily life, but she still does pouf her hair up because she loves to have the flashy fair. But of course, wigs are still her number one option because they’re so handy, especially for her, who always has a busy schedule. Not only because she has always loved them but also because her own hair was fine and flat and it never really did exactly what she wanted to. In her book Songteller: My Life in Lyrics, Dolly fondly shared that back in her teenage years, she had always dreamed of affording and wearing a wig at some point in her life. And then, when she was able to buy hairpieces and wigs, she wanted them right away. Standing at exactly 5 feet, Dolly Parton is everything her name suggests – a real-life dainty Barbie all dolled-up with her bold make-up, blonde hair, and high heels.

Dolly Parton has revealed why she wrote her first novel, Run, Rose, Run, on paper instead of a computer.

Dolly Parton originally rejected the use of I Will Always Love You in TV series Pam & Tommy. In an interview for IndieWire, music supervisor Amanda Thomas ...

That song is probably the most important song,'" she said. And we're like, 'Here's the story we're trying to tell. "We went back and we recontextualised the whole thing.

Dolly Parton was in Pigeon Forge on Friday, March 10 to open the gates on the new season of Dollywood and Splash Kingdom.

In honor of Women's History Month, GRAMMY.com highlights some of the pioneering women who have changed the sounds, structure and look of country music — and ...

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WJHL) — Following its 67-day winter season hiatus, Dollywood will launch its 2022 season for pass holders beginning on March 11, ...