Iconic Dolly Parton Duet Resurfaces, Rekindling Nostalgia 42 Years Later originally appeared on Parade. 1983 was a simpler time. The internet was in its infancy, cell phones had just been invented, and Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers were on every radio station.

Dolly Parton was married since the early days of her career in country music, but she joked that this never stopped her from flirting. It also hasn’t stopped people from flirting with — or even falling for — the “I Will Always Love You” singer.

And two country legends - Kenny Chesney and Dolly Parton - will release books in November. Perennial chart-topper Chesney brings readers into both his musical legacy and carefree lifestyle, while Parton is offering a deluxe edition of the third part in her photographic memoir collection.

With an estimated net worth of $650 million, it would make total sense if country music superstar Dolly Parton spent it all on superficial things. But the truth is, while we all know she loves her makeup,

Dolly Parton could have dueted with one of her onscreen crushes. Here's why she didn't think this was a good idea.

The colorful life and iconic career of Dolly Parton come to life in Dolly: A True Original Musical. Currently at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts in Nashville through Aug. 31st, the show is headed to Broadway in 2026.

“Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire Announce 2026 Tour ‘One Last Ride’ — A Once-in-a-Lifetime Revival Fans Have Waited For.” If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

This has been a big year for Dolly Parton. Her beloved theme park, Dollywood, turned 40. Her Imagination Library, which provides free books to kids around the world to support early literacy, turned 30.