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Looking back at Dolly Parton’s relationship with Reba by remembering her guest appearance on Reba's sitcom, 'Reba,' where she played Dolly Majors, the owner of a real estate agency where Reba was trying to land a job at They had so much fun on that set💔💔

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This at home baker in Arkansas owns a small cake company called Hannah’s cakes and for Dolly Parton’s 80th Birthday she made her a special Birthday cake and it was shaped like the “Coat of many Colors”! Dolly absolutely loved it & even posed with it in front of Reba pics too! 👇
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This at home baker in Arkansas owns a small cake company called Hannah’s cakes and for Dolly Parton’s 80th Birthday she made her a special Birthday cake and it was shaped like the “Coat of many Colors”! Dolly absolutely loved it & even posed with it in front of Reba pics too! 👇

Suzie rizzio

538,553 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Dolly deserves so much more than this…and when I have a moment to see again through my glasses from the tremendous amounts of tears, she will. For now, I’ll share one of my favorite Dolly songs that I had the pleasure to audition with. It still doesn’t feel real…..💔💔💔🦋🦋🦋 #DollyParton
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Dolly deserves so much more than this…and when I have a moment to see again through my glasses from the tremendous amounts of tears, she will. For now, I’ll share one of my favorite Dolly songs that I had the pleasure to audition with. It still doesn’t feel real…..💔💔💔🦋🦋🦋 #DollyParton

Dakota-Rae🪶🎬💕✨

50,197 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Some covers don’t just honor the original — they give it a whole new soul. Dolly + Linda Perry on ‘What’s Up?’ hits different. Proof that Dolly could fit into any kind of music and make it her own. We’re going to miss you so much, Dolly... 💔
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Some covers don’t just honor the original — they give it a whole new soul. Dolly + Linda Perry on ‘What’s Up?’ hits different. Proof that Dolly could fit into any kind of music and make it her own. We’re going to miss you so much, Dolly... 💔

MP10

65,113 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

Would have been great to meet her in real life she helped so many people and she had so much more to do in her life she was an inspiration to so many. Sylvester Stallone tells a story about his time with Dolly Parton It’s hard to imagine a world without Dolly Parton. An American icon and a brilliant woman, beloved by so many. I have many fond memories of our time on the set of Rhinestone. Dolly Parton says Sylvester Stallone helped her lose weight after she lost confidence in herself
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Would have been great to meet her in real life she helped so many people and she had so much more to do in her life she was an inspiration to so many. Sylvester Stallone tells a story about his time with Dolly Parton It’s hard to imagine a world without Dolly Parton. An American icon and a brilliant woman, beloved by so many. I have many fond memories of our time on the set of Rhinestone. Dolly Parton says Sylvester Stallone helped her lose weight after she lost confidence in herself

Victor Bigham 🇺🇸

145,317 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

I had too much fun performing with Trisha Yearwood for #Opry100 one year ago today ✨ Can’t wait to get back on stage with her this weekend for the Susan G. Komen Band As One Concert for the Cure at the Grand Ole Opry House! Who’s coming? 🎟️:
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I had too much fun performing with Trisha Yearwood for #Opry100 one year ago today ✨ Can’t wait to get back on stage with her this weekend for the Susan G. Komen Band As One Concert for the Cure at the Grand Ole Opry House! Who’s coming? 🎟️:

Reba McEntire

21,262 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Dolly Parton shared how proud she was to be part of BtVS on watch what happens live with Andy Cohen - shared by Sarah Michelle Gellar on insta “just being a small part of the great history of Dolly Parton is everything to me.” 💔
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Dolly Parton shared how proud she was to be part of BtVS on watch what happens live with Andy Cohen - shared by Sarah Michelle Gellar on insta “just being a small part of the great history of Dolly Parton is everything to me.” 💔

slayer dreams ☽ .⋆ ˖ 🐈‍⬛

15,595 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

“Governor, would you please get out of the way so we can see her?” a woman shouted at me as I rode in a convertible with Dolly Parton at the opening of Dollywood in 1986. In 2014, several governors, senators, and the U.S. Secretary of the Interior were at Newfound Gap for the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. But the crowd had come to see one person: Dolly. Those of us in public life quickly learned, “If you want to be noticed, don’t ride in a convertible with Dolly Parton.” “I was born in Boogertown,” Dolly told me when we visited at the Dollywood opening. I told her that my walk across Tennessee in 1978 to become governor had created many unexpected conversations. One of those was in Sevierville after I shook hands with a missionary doctor, Robert F. Thomas, who had delivered Dolly in a one-room cabin on the Little Pigeon River. Later, Dolly wrote a song about Dr. Thomas. In her bedroom at Dollywood was a photograph of her Sevier County high school senior class. “Where are you in the picture?” I asked Dolly. “Where would you expect me to be?” she said and pointed to herself sitting in the middle of the front row. God gave Dolly a basket full of gifts in addition to her extraordinary songwriting and singing abilities. She was a shrewd businesswoman. And she was generous. She used her celebrity to provide books to millions of children, to help victims of fire in her home county, and to provide $1 million for research to speed up a COVID vaccine. Dolly loved everyone, and in today’s polarized world, she seemed to be the one person everybody loved. I think it was because she was bona fide. Dolly was always herself, the mountain girl who never stopped singing or sounding like where she grew up.
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“Governor, would you please get out of the way so we can see her?” a woman shouted at me as I rode in a convertible with Dolly Parton at the opening of Dollywood in 1986. In 2014, several governors, senators, and the U.S. Secretary of the Interior were at Newfound Gap for the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. But the crowd had come to see one person: Dolly. Those of us in public life quickly learned, “If you want to be noticed, don’t ride in a convertible with Dolly Parton.” “I was born in Boogertown,” Dolly told me when we visited at the Dollywood opening. I told her that my walk across Tennessee in 1978 to become governor had created many unexpected conversations. One of those was in Sevierville after I shook hands with a missionary doctor, Robert F. Thomas, who had delivered Dolly in a one-room cabin on the Little Pigeon River. Later, Dolly wrote a song about Dr. Thomas. In her bedroom at Dollywood was a photograph of her Sevier County high school senior class. “Where are you in the picture?” I asked Dolly. “Where would you expect me to be?” she said and pointed to herself sitting in the middle of the front row. God gave Dolly a basket full of gifts in addition to her extraordinary songwriting and singing abilities. She was a shrewd businesswoman. And she was generous. She used her celebrity to provide books to millions of children, to help victims of fire in her home county, and to provide $1 million for research to speed up a COVID vaccine. Dolly loved everyone, and in today’s polarized world, she seemed to be the one person everybody loved. I think it was because she was bona fide. Dolly was always herself, the mountain girl who never stopped singing or sounding like where she grew up.

Lamar Alexander

29,979 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

On 4/23/03 The White Stripes played Jolene by Dolly Parton on their second week long night on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”. It was the first time I heard Jolene. My mother told me it was a song by Dolly. My maternal grandmother found her record with it and played it for me. Months later in November. I stood front stage center to the last show of the Elephant tour. And they played Jolene. Moment Jack White played it I heard a woman shout “It’s Jolene!”. Thank you for writing that song Dolly. So many memories attached to it. I’m sure going to miss you! Rest in peace. 💔😢❤️🤍🖤🎸🥁
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On 4/23/03 The White Stripes played Jolene by Dolly Parton on their second week long night on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien”. It was the first time I heard Jolene. My mother told me it was a song by Dolly. My maternal grandmother found her record with it and played it for me. Months later in November. I stood front stage center to the last show of the Elephant tour. And they played Jolene. Moment Jack White played it I heard a woman shout “It’s Jolene!”. Thank you for writing that song Dolly. So many memories attached to it. I’m sure going to miss you! Rest in peace. 💔😢❤️🤍🖤🎸🥁

Jordan Eshelman

343,989 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Dogs, dolly, & a little sparkle…three of my favorite things 🪩✨Sharing a stage with the queen herself Dolly Parton to perform, “I Will Always Love You,” was a dream come true. Y’all tune in to Dolly Parton’s Pet Gala on CBS & Paramount+ TONIGHT at 9pm ET/PT! #dollyspetgala
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Dogs, dolly, & a little sparkle…three of my favorite things 🪩✨Sharing a stage with the queen herself Dolly Parton to perform, “I Will Always Love You,” was a dream come true. Y’all tune in to Dolly Parton’s Pet Gala on CBS & Paramount+ TONIGHT at 9pm ET/PT! #dollyspetgala

Lainey Wilson

59,903 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Miley Cyrus explains Dolly Parton’s wild way of texting her. She says every time she communicates with Dolly, it’s still through fax. She adds that Dolly once made her a demo, which she voice memoed onto a flip phone, and someone then put it on an iPhone and it got to her. “She does a fax and then someone scans the fax, and then they put it into a text message, and then that gets sent to me, and it’s always signed”
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Miley Cyrus explains Dolly Parton’s wild way of texting her. She says every time she communicates with Dolly, it’s still through fax. She adds that Dolly once made her a demo, which she voice memoed onto a flip phone, and someone then put it on an iPhone and it got to her. “She does a fax and then someone scans the fax, and then they put it into a text message, and then that gets sent to me, and it’s always signed”

Heron

481,026 görüntüleme • 1 gün önce

Remembering Dolly Parton Dolly Parton once shared an unexpected story about her very first trip to New York City including how she actually got kicked out of a hotel. She also opened up about how her family kept her humble and addressed some of the wildest tabloid rumors written about her. Today, that story feels different. Dolly Parton has passed away, but the humor, warmth, and unforgettable spirit she brought to the world will live on forever. Rest in peace, Dolly. 🕊️💔
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Remembering Dolly Parton Dolly Parton once shared an unexpected story about her very first trip to New York City including how she actually got kicked out of a hotel. She also opened up about how her family kept her humble and addressed some of the wildest tabloid rumors written about her. Today, that story feels different. Dolly Parton has passed away, but the humor, warmth, and unforgettable spirit she brought to the world will live on forever. Rest in peace, Dolly. 🕊️💔

Commentary - MovieCentral⁠

240,833 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

I’m so sorry to hear that we lost Dolly Parton today 💔. I Loved this woman. I’ve said in a number of interviews that of all the celebrities on earth she was the one I wanted to meet most. “I Will Always Love You” Dolly. RIP with your dear Carl. 🙏🏾🕊️❤️
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I’m so sorry to hear that we lost Dolly Parton today 💔. I Loved this woman. I’ve said in a number of interviews that of all the celebrities on earth she was the one I wanted to meet most. “I Will Always Love You” Dolly. RIP with your dear Carl. 🙏🏾🕊️❤️

Donnie Simpson

14,950 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

My team surprised me on set at #HappysPlace last Tuesday night - 50 years to the day since I signed my first recording contract! I’m so thankful for everyone who’s been a part of these last 50 years. I love you with all my heart!
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My team surprised me on set at #HappysPlace last Tuesday night - 50 years to the day since I signed my first recording contract! I’m so thankful for everyone who’s been a part of these last 50 years. I love you with all my heart!

Reba McEntire

40,282 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Mourners gathered in Dolly Parton’s hometown of Sevierville, Tennessee, on Wednesday to honor the country music legend following her death at age 80. Fans gathered around a statue of Parton outside the Sevier County Courthouse, where they left flowers, shared memories and sang “Amazing Grace” in tribute to the hometown icon.
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Mourners gathered in Dolly Parton’s hometown of Sevierville, Tennessee, on Wednesday to honor the country music legend following her death at age 80. Fans gathered around a statue of Parton outside the Sevier County Courthouse, where they left flowers, shared memories and sang “Amazing Grace” in tribute to the hometown icon.

CBS News

54,128 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

Welcome back to a life you deserve, beautiful Dolly! 🐾💗 From a panicked female dog, completely hairless and trembling with fear in a box at a market, Dolly had never known what safety or love felt like. She was so frightened that she couldn’t even look anyone in the eye. But then, a woman patiently sat beside Dolly for hours every day, feeding her by hand and whispering gentle words of comfort. Slowly, Dolly’s broken heart began to heal. From fearful eyes, Dolly now walks up on her own to ask for affection, her fur has fully grown back, and a constant look of happiness rests on her face. This is not just a story about rescuing a dog, but a beautiful testament to the incredible power of patience and genuine love 💖
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Welcome back to a life you deserve, beautiful Dolly! 🐾💗 From a panicked female dog, completely hairless and trembling with fear in a box at a market, Dolly had never known what safety or love felt like. She was so frightened that she couldn’t even look anyone in the eye. But then, a woman patiently sat beside Dolly for hours every day, feeding her by hand and whispering gentle words of comfort. Slowly, Dolly’s broken heart began to heal. From fearful eyes, Dolly now walks up on her own to ask for affection, her fur has fully grown back, and a constant look of happiness rests on her face. This is not just a story about rescuing a dog, but a beautiful testament to the incredible power of patience and genuine love 💖

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

70,046 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Seeing the Grand Ole Opry come together to honor Dolly says a lot about the impact she had on country music and the people who knew and loved her. I grew up listening to Dolly with my mom and grandmother, so her music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Those songs bring back a lot of memories of both of them. ❤️ Dolly never forgot where she came from. She remained a woman of faith, kindness and humility no matter how famous she became. Rest in peace, Dolly. You left behind one heck of a legacy, and you will be missed. ❤️🙏
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Seeing the Grand Ole Opry come together to honor Dolly says a lot about the impact she had on country music and the people who knew and loved her. I grew up listening to Dolly with my mom and grandmother, so her music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Those songs bring back a lot of memories of both of them. ❤️ Dolly never forgot where she came from. She remained a woman of faith, kindness and humility no matter how famous she became. Rest in peace, Dolly. You left behind one heck of a legacy, and you will be missed. ❤️🙏

🇺🇸Lady Vet

106,112 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

UPDATE: Dolly Parton shared an update on health issues that led to her cancelling at appearance at Dollywood today. “Sometimes I get a little dizzy and I get dehydrated,” Dolly said in a recorded video. “My doctor kind of clipped my wings and said ‘you ain’t traveling this week.’ So I guess if your doctor tells you you ain’t traveling this week, you ain’t traveling this week!” Dolly added that she continues to work on her many projects like a hotel in Nashville and a Broadway show based on her life. Get well soon, Dolly Parton! 🦋
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UPDATE: Dolly Parton shared an update on health issues that led to her cancelling at appearance at Dollywood today. “Sometimes I get a little dizzy and I get dehydrated,” Dolly said in a recorded video. “My doctor kind of clipped my wings and said ‘you ain’t traveling this week.’ So I guess if your doctor tells you you ain’t traveling this week, you ain’t traveling this week!” Dolly added that she continues to work on her many projects like a hotel in Nashville and a Broadway show based on her life. Get well soon, Dolly Parton! 🦋

Marcus Leshock

704,649 görüntüleme • 19 gün önce

For once, Dolly Parton was the one sitting in the audience while somebody else told her story. That is the part of Shania Twain’s 2006 performance of “Coat of Many Colors” at the Kennedy Center Honors that stays with me. Dolly had spent decades telling stories onstage. She knew exactly where a lyric needed a smile, where a joke belonged, where a song needed to slow down. She was usually the person holding the microphone and deciding what the audience should see. This time, she was watching. And Shania was singing about the little girl Dolly used to be. That changes the feeling of the song before Shania even reaches the important lines. “Coat of Many Colors” comes from a very specific memory: Dolly’s mother making her a coat from pieces of cloth because buying a new one simply wasn't an option. As a child, Dolly wore it proudly. Other children saw something poor. She saw something her mother had made for her. It is a story Dolly has told many times. But hearing somebody else tell it while she sits there is different. You start watching Dolly instead of Shania. That is what I find fascinating about the performance. Shania doesn't try to imitate Dolly. She doesn't put on the famous voice or mannerisms. She sings the song in her own voice, which somehow makes the tribute feel more respectful. She isn't pretending to be Dolly. She is reminding Dolly that her story reached someone else. And by 2006, that story had traveled a remarkable distance. The little coat that once marked a child as different had become part of a song known around the world. The girl who might have been embarrassed by what she wore became one of the most recognizable women in country music. And now another country star was standing in one of the most formal rooms in American culture, singing about that coat while its owner listened. There is a lovely awkwardness to that. For once, Dolly cannot control the story by telling it herself. She has to receive it. Maybe that is what makes the moment more moving than a simple tribute. Shania isn't presenting Dolly with another award. She is presenting her with something much older: her own memory, seen through somebody else's eyes. And perhaps that is one of the nicest things another person can do with a story you have carried for years. Not improve it. Not explain it. Just remember it carefully enough to give it back to you. Dolly wrote the song. Shania sang it. But for those few minutes, the story belonged to both of them.
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For once, Dolly Parton was the one sitting in the audience while somebody else told her story. That is the part of Shania Twain’s 2006 performance of “Coat of Many Colors” at the Kennedy Center Honors that stays with me. Dolly had spent decades telling stories onstage. She knew exactly where a lyric needed a smile, where a joke belonged, where a song needed to slow down. She was usually the person holding the microphone and deciding what the audience should see. This time, she was watching. And Shania was singing about the little girl Dolly used to be. That changes the feeling of the song before Shania even reaches the important lines. “Coat of Many Colors” comes from a very specific memory: Dolly’s mother making her a coat from pieces of cloth because buying a new one simply wasn't an option. As a child, Dolly wore it proudly. Other children saw something poor. She saw something her mother had made for her. It is a story Dolly has told many times. But hearing somebody else tell it while she sits there is different. You start watching Dolly instead of Shania. That is what I find fascinating about the performance. Shania doesn't try to imitate Dolly. She doesn't put on the famous voice or mannerisms. She sings the song in her own voice, which somehow makes the tribute feel more respectful. She isn't pretending to be Dolly. She is reminding Dolly that her story reached someone else. And by 2006, that story had traveled a remarkable distance. The little coat that once marked a child as different had become part of a song known around the world. The girl who might have been embarrassed by what she wore became one of the most recognizable women in country music. And now another country star was standing in one of the most formal rooms in American culture, singing about that coat while its owner listened. There is a lovely awkwardness to that. For once, Dolly cannot control the story by telling it herself. She has to receive it. Maybe that is what makes the moment more moving than a simple tribute. Shania isn't presenting Dolly with another award. She is presenting her with something much older: her own memory, seen through somebody else's eyes. And perhaps that is one of the nicest things another person can do with a story you have carried for years. Not improve it. Not explain it. Just remember it carefully enough to give it back to you. Dolly wrote the song. Shania sang it. But for those few minutes, the story belonged to both of them.

Emotion & Music

671,232 görüntüleme • 3 gün önce

Beyoncé shared a powerful tribute on her website to Dolly Parton after the legendary singer's death at age 80, noting that she was "the north star."
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Beyoncé shared a powerful tribute on her website to Dolly Parton after the legendary singer's death at age 80, noting that she was "the north star."

E! News

24,967 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce

Dolly Parton made life better. By how much? That depends on your personal experience with Parton. But I don’t care who you are or where you’re from, Dolly Parton made life better - at least to some degree. Parton is a once in a generation human being. Forget singing. Forget acting. Just remember her humanity. If more successful people behaved & carried themselves like Dolly Parton, this world would be a better place. RIP to the most legendary of legends.
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Dolly Parton made life better. By how much? That depends on your personal experience with Parton. But I don’t care who you are or where you’re from, Dolly Parton made life better - at least to some degree. Parton is a once in a generation human being. Forget singing. Forget acting. Just remember her humanity. If more successful people behaved & carried themselves like Dolly Parton, this world would be a better place. RIP to the most legendary of legends.

Cinema Tweets

13,692 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce