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Miley Cyrus is set to receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, timed with the Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special where she performed with her father Billy Ray Cyrus and reflected on the show’s impact. She reveals her favorite Hannah Montana episode features Dolly Parton, discusses a dream cover of George Michael’s “Father Figure,” and offers advice for her younger self and for Hannah Montana’s legacy.
Dolly Parton has canceled her Las Vegas residency following a health update, with no new dates announced yet.
Dolly Parton revealed ongoing health issues, including immune and digestive problems and kidney stones, which led her to cancel Las Vegas concerts and postpone dates. In a May 2026 video, she said she’s responding to medications and treatments but still has healing to do, while continuing work from home on projects like her Broadway musical Dolly: A True Original Musical and Dollywood; she also reflected on the loss of husband Carl Dean in 2025 and thanked fans for their support, signaling a return to performing when she’s able.
Dolly Parton has canceled her upcoming Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace to undergo treatment for health issues, including kidney stones. She says she is responding well to meds and is on the road to recovery, but will need time before returning to the stage, while continuing other projects like music, Dollywood, and a Broadway musical.
Dolly Parton canceled her Las Vegas residency due to health concerns, but said she’s responding well to medications and treatments and will need time before she can perform again; the run at Caesars Palace had been postponed previously, and she thanked fans for their support as she focuses on healing.
Dolly Parton has canceled her Las Vegas residency due to ongoing health issues. She says she’s responding well to medications and treatments and improving daily, but she’s not yet stage-ready and apologized to fans, planning to return once she’s fully healed.
Kacey Musgraves hit back at Trump's AI Jesus meme by sharing an AI image that depicts Dolly Parton as a Christ-like savior healing the sick, posted on X with no caption, highlighting Parton's iconic status and the online backlash to AI-generated imagery.
Dolly Parton returned to the public eye at Dollywood’s 2026 season kickoff, explaining she had health issues and has been grieving the death of her husband Carl Dean, but is rebuilding herself spiritually, emotionally, and physically. She’s been busy writing for a Broadway show and new music, and says she’s not done yet, with plans for more projects this year after postponing her Las Vegas residency due to health challenges.
Dolly Parton revealed she faced health issues and the death of her husband Carl Dean, which left her worn down, but she’s now beginning to recover and rebuild herself spiritually, emotionally, and physically, insisting she’s not done working and isn’t ready to die.
Dolly Parton surprised fans on Dollywood’s 41st-season opening day in Pigeon Forge on March 13, 2026, singing and greeting guests during the DeWitt Tour alongside Dollywood president Eugene Naughton, as crowds cheered, took photos, and enjoyed park attractions.
Dolly Parton, 80, says grief over husband Carl Dean’s death and health setbacks have left her worn down, delaying the Las Vegas residency to September 2026 and keeping her from touring, though she remains upbeat and has not started dating.
Dolly Parton made her first public appearance of 2026 at Dollywood’s season kickoff, saying she postponed her Las Vegas residency for health reasons and has been rebuilding spiritually, emotionally and physically. She spoke about her late husband Carl Dean, joked she’s “back to normal,” and noted she’s rewriting songs for an upcoming Broadway musical as she moves forward.
Dolly Parton revealed onstage at Dollywood’s season opener that she isn’t dating anyone and doesn’t anticipate remarrying after her husband Carl Dean’s death; she’s been grieving and prioritizing healing, postponing her Las Vegas residency while she writes and plans new work, including Dolly: A True Original Musical for Broadway.
Dolly Parton made her first public appearance in months at Dollywood, saying she’s “back to normal” after private health concerns tied to grieving her husband Carl Dean. She described focusing on spiritual, emotional, and physical recovery, denied dating anyone, and teased upcoming projects, including writing for Dolly: A True Original Musical, with more plans for the year ahead.
Dolly Parton’s renaming of a Tennessee children’s hospital signals a broad effort to transform pediatric care in the state through expanded services, partnerships, and ongoing philanthropic support.