She loves Dolly Parton so much that she carries a photo of the country icon around with her every day. One day, the ...

Dolly Parton made her first public appearance since confirming husband Carl Dean’s death earlier this month while celebrating ...

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The Louisiana Inspired Book Club virtually gathered March 18 to discuss "From Here to the Great Unknown," a memoir by Lisa ...

Dean caught the eye of a bank teller in the 1970s, leading Parton to write "Jolene." The tune begs another woman not to take her man and is really "an innocent" song, according to the country crooner.

Normalized” is an overcooked word, but Arnett’s is a blossoming oeuvre that normalizes a rich vision of a specific — and, for some of us, quite relatable — lifestyle: that of the gay dirtbag. Stop Me ...

"All of these songs feel so real and accurate and cohesive and they just tell a story and they make so much sense for my life." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to ...

Blue Bottle Coffee workers in Massachusetts scored a major victory when they unionized the Nestle-owned coffee chain in 2024. Now they’re fighting for their first contract, and building ...