Country music legend Dolly Parton on Thursday announced her company is in a partnership to open a new theme park in Nashville.
"Joyful Noise," a squeaky-clean pop-gospel fairy tale featuring Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah in canned catfights, reflects the inspiration of "Glee" and God, in that order.
Why critics say the child beauty pageant industry may be pushing kids too hard
For nearly three years, the hit TLC show "Toddlers & Tiaras" has captured the drama behind the scenes in the world of child beauty pageants.
People.com: Charlie Louvin Diesupdated: Wed Jan 26 2011 15:55:00
The country star, who died of cancer in his Tennessee home, was 83
The popular children's show has featured a curvaceous parody of Dolly Parton for years
From mesquite to mild, find out where the stars love to go for smoked and grilled meat
Here's your chance to select your favourite Connector of the Day over the last few months.
The boxed set: Criticized for its brick-like presence. Victim of grammatical ineptitude (it's usually called the "box set," which is what? A collection of boxes?). Subject of a hilarious Barenaked Ladies song.
The singer also shares how she plans on spending Christmas working on Mom's broccoli cheese casserole!
Jessica Simpson and Dolly Parton have found more to bond over than their blonde locks and country crooning. The famously busty pair found common ground this week over the difficulties of having an ample bosom.
The pop star calls her brief work on the movie "a total dream come true"
"Never wear your makeup to bed," implore the beauty editors. But Dolly Parton was never one for following conventional advice on looking good.
A month after releasing her new CD, the star is hosting her own FOX special
The couple have gotten a new male pup named Inky the Ninja, they tell PEOPLE
The Hills star celebrates her 23rd with a fluffy surprise she names after Dolly Parton
CNN accompanies the hugely successful singer-songwriter as she poses for another magazine cover near her home town in Tennessee.
The Poison frontman is knocked to the ground during Broadway's big night
With 15 nods, the British musical is the one to beat in this season's Broadway race
The country legend says she was mistaken for a prostitute on her visit to the city
The music legend also dismisses the longstanding rumor she's a lesbian
"This song's for you," she tells Romo, in the audience for her Valentine's Day show
When asked if I wanted to bounce down a hill while inside a gigantic inflatable plastic ball, I have to admit, I was intrigued.
Take a ride head over heels with Zorb!
"I kinda feel sorry for them," the country queen says of the young celebrities
Back in September, Budget Travel asked for feedback about bona fide, no-holds-barred tourist traps that readers loved anyway. Here are the top picks.
"She is such a fantastic singer and songwriter," says the country legend
Grand Ole Opry mainstay Porter Wagoner – who launched the career of Dolly Parton – died of lung cancer on Sunday. He was 80.
Porter Wagoner looks right at home in the marble lobby of Manhattan's Roosevelt Hotel. He wears a dark Western suit and tie and holds a shiny black cane. The glare from the crystal chandelier reflects off his eyeglasses as he tilts his head back, trying to remember the last time he played Madison Square Garden.
SI.com: Super citiesupdated: Tue May 22 2007 10:47:00
If the NFL did away with all its committees and just let me choose the future Super Bowl sites, here's how I'd rank the potential host cities:
Russell Crowe says his rugby league club's cheerleading squad is being cut because skimpily clad cheerleaders detract from the game and make spectators uncomfortable.
Rosemary Clooney hated "Come On-a My House," one of her biggest hits. John Lennon loathed the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da." Parisians rioted at the first performance of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring."
Let us now praise Merv Griffin, who doesn't get the old-school talk-show-host veneration that Johnny Carson received or the classy-act kudos that have sustained Dick Cavett's reputation. Griffin, now 80, presided over truly chatty chat shows on NBC and in syndication, in the evenings and afternoons, off and on from 1962 to 1986.
Oscar blogupdated: Sun Mar 05 2006 14:17:00
Editor's note: CNN.com entertainment producer Todd Leopold is covering the Oscars in Hollywood. Here are his observations as tonight's ceremony nears.
A jury took less than an hour Monday to convict a former amusement park manager of reckless homicide for a woman's fatal fall from a pendulum-like ride, The Hawk, in March 2004.
One year after June Alexander's family watched her plummet 60 feet to her death from an amusement park ride, the park's manager will face murder charges.
Want to know what your music-obsessed loved ones want from Santa?
showbuzzupdated: Fri Oct 15 2004 13:09:00
If you really want something, ask the woman who gave cars to her entire talk-show audience.
Advertising has Madison Avenue. The theatre has Broadway and finance has Wall Street. But it's hard to find one central stretch of road for the music industry. There are, however, certain streets and stretches where music history resides. Here's a quick drive-by of musical hot spots.
Time was you had to be born below the Mason-Dixon Line to be taken seriously as a country music singer.
New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is expected to announce today a settlement with the music industry under which recorded-music and music- publishing companies will make a good-faith effort to distribute $50 million in unpaid royalties to thousands of unknown musicians, along with a number of well- known performers, including David Bowie, Sean "Puffy" Combs, and Dolly Parton , Tuesday's Wall Street Journal reported.
The wait is over for Norah Jones' second album.
Fortune: Sneak previewupdated: Mon Aug 31 1987 00:01:00
The television season that starts in September will give ABC its best chance in years to clamber out of the ratings basement. Saatchi & Saatchi DFS Compton, the New York advertising agency, predict...
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