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Dolly Parton died just 17 months after losing her husband of nearly 60 years. For most of the world, Dolly was the larger-than-life country superstar. But Carl knew the woman behind the fame — and deliberately stayed out of the spotlight for almost their entire marriage. Carl Dean died in March 2025, leaving Dolly to face a life she had never really known without her husband. #DollyParton #CountryMusicLegend #DollywoodFoundation #ImaginationLibrary #PopCultureHistory 👉 Follow & Watch on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033YvJlwFiDqrezIaq7ro0 ⭐ OSSA is the best source for entertainment news about the celebrities we love. ⭐ Our YouTube channel dishes up celebrity news…

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Diane Warren reflects on her time with Dolly Parton while talking with ET’s Kevin Frazier. The songwriter shares how Dolly impacted her relationship with her mother, and looks back on how proud she was to have the legendary country singer perform her song, ‘Gonna Be You,’ from the ’80 for Brady’ soundtrack. Diane also does the impossible task of picking her favorite Dolly song, and shares what she’ll miss most about her. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

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The sixth and final season of “Emily in Paris” will see Lily Collins’ Emily head to Greece as she seemingly accepts the invitation from Lucas Bravo’s Gabriel made in the Season 5 finale. As for how their rendezvous in Greece goes, all will be revealed when “Emily in Paris” drops its sixth and final season Netflix on Dec. 24. Season 6 is currently filming in France. “I wanted the final season to feel like the biggest ‘Emily in Paris’ experience yet. We went to multiple locations this season, and Greece was somewhere we really wanted to showcase in a spectacular…

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One of Henry Winkler’s first directing jobs in Hollywood was Dolly Parton’s first TV movie, and on Tuesday night, he took some time out to reminisce about the experience on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Following the news of Parton’s death on Tuesday, both Winkler and “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” guest host Jelly Roll remembered the music legend fondly. Jelly Roll was quick to ask Winkler about his time working with Parton, on “A Smoky Mountain Christmas” (which appears to be available now on YouTube), and Winkler promptly started gushing. “Everything you imagine she is, or was, everything that you wanted her to…

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