Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton made a surprise cameo in a recent episode of US comedy 'The Orville', appearing as a hologram of herself.

I really hope the fans enjoy it as much as I enjoyed being a part of it.” I’m not even sure I’m all there.” I’m not all that.

Dolly Parton has reflected on making a cameo appearance in the latest episode of Seth MacFarlane's sci-fi comedy series The Orville, calling it an "honour".

I really hope the fans enjoy it as much as I enjoyed being a part of it. I really hope the fans enjoy it as much as I enjoyed being a part of it." What an honor to be on— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) @TheOrvillewith @SethMacFarlaneand @RenaOwen. I might be as old as yesterday, but with all this new technology they make me look as new as tomorrow!

Dolly Parton's most beloved good deeds, from funding COVID vaccine to gifting children's books to those in need · Don't all celebrities do some charity work for ...

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In a recent episode, Dolly Parton appeared as a hologram version of herself circa the 1990s, interacting with Haveena (Rena Owen) in a simulation. Once Haveena ...

Once Dolly's coverage was shot, everything was shipped back to "The Orville" home base to shoot Rena Owen's closeups as Haveena. This way, Dolly was able to be in the show without being too close for Covid comfort. The team shot on both the standard set of "The Orville" as well as a rebuilt set in Nashville using Dolly's studio team. Tom Costantino, co-producer on "The Orville" took to Twitter to give a behind the scenes look at just how Dolly's appearance came to be. "I'm not even sure I'm all there." It made sense when the holiday musical "Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square" debuted on Netflix in 2020, because everything about that project sounds precisely in line with what we know about Dolly Parton. However, her recent cameo appearance on " The Orville" was probably not on anyone's 2022 bingo card. Between popping up on the "Grace and Frankie" finale, providing the youth of America with access to literature, and helping save the world by funding Covid vaccine development, Dolly has graciously found the time to continue popping up in films and on television across the entertainment spectrum.

Dolly Parton is one of the most recognizable artists on the planet, and her influence spans well beyond country music. Singers in all genres have covered ...

8. "Boots On" feat. 9. "Pass It on Down" feat. 6. "Smile" feat. It feels oddly upbeat despite its downcast lyrics. 1. "Eyes on You" feat. Singers in all genres have covered her work, and now one of her hit songs is being reimagined as a reggae song.

Located an hour from Dollywood, Dolly's Fantasy Camper features Dolly Parton artwork and memorabilia. It starts at $88 per night on Airbnb.

"It's so fun because we have families with little ones that know Dolly and just want to stay here," she said. It's amazing the things that have happened around our little camper." The RV completed their Airbnb trio of trains, planes, and automobiles. She's our personal hero." A sign in the bathroom features another Dolly Parton quote: "The higher the hair, the closer to God." "She's our local hero.

Dolly Parton commented on the technology production used to make her look younger in a new episode of Seth MacFarlane's The Orville on Hulu.

Never one to skip a beat on self-deprecating humor, Parton pokes fun at herself while revealing that the series utilized new technology to make her look younger. Dolly Parton discussed the de-aging technology production used to make her look younger on Hulu's The Orville. After rising to the top of the country music scene in the 1960s, Parton set her sights on the television and film world. After release, Parton commented on her surprising appearance on The Orville and touched on how production de-aged her.

Parton gushed over the sweet award when her cake mixes, released with Duncan Hines, earned a spot on PEOPLE's list of 65 best supermarket products of 2022.

"I am excited to launch my own line of cake mixes and frostings with Duncan Hines, bringing that sweet, Southern-style baking experience I enjoy to others." PEOPLE’s awards recognize the 65 best supermarket products of 2022. The country music icon gushed in a tweet on Friday (July 22):

Country legend Dolly Parton appeared on a new episode of the television show, The Orville, which is the brainchild of longtime content creator Seth ...

Parton has been bringing books to children, renting her old tour bus for stays, and is set for a new holiday special at the end of 2022. I really hope the fans enjoy it as much as I enjoyed being a part of it.” She appears as a program, or hologram of herself, in the show, saying, “I may not be real, but I’m still all Dolly.” Then, after a conversation with the show’s character, Heveena, Parton performs a song from her latest album.

Dolly called it "an honor" and added, "I might be as old as yesterday, but with all this new technology they make me look as new as tomorrow!"

What an honor to be on@TheOrvillewith @SethMacFarlaneand @RenaOwen. I might be as old as yesterday, but with all this new technology they make me look as new as tomorrow! I really hope the fans enjoy it as much as I enjoyed being a part of it. She called it “an honor” and added, “I might be as old as yesterday, but with all this new technology they make me look as new as tomorrow!”