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The Country Music Association has announced a 20-artist lineup for 'I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton,' a two-hour live tribute airing October 21. The event, held at Belmont University in Nashville, features stars like Ella Langley, Reba McEntire, and Brad Paisley, with proceeds benefiting Parton’s Imagination Library.
Reba McEntire revealed she missed a phone call from Dolly Parton in late July, roughly one month before Parton’s death on August 25. McEntire stated she was in a meeting and could not reconnect with Parton before the country icon passed away from cancer. The two had collaborated frequently, and McEntire recently honored Parton with a performance at the Emmy Awards.
Reba McEntire paid tribute to the late Dolly Parton at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards by performing 'Appalachian Memories' while wearing a white gown and Parton's personal jewelry. The emotional performance, introduced by Sally Field, honored Parton's legacy following her death in August 2026 at age 80.
At the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, the industry honored late country icon Dolly Parton with a dedicated tribute. Sally Field introduced the segment, praising Parton’s humanitarian impact, before Reba McEntire performed an orchestral rendition of 'Appalachian Memories.' The ceremony also featured memorials for Rob Reiner and Catherine O'Hara.
Sally Field and Reba McEntire paid tribute to the late Dolly Parton at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards. Field praised Parton's humanitarian impact and humor, while McEntire performed 'Appalachian Memories.'
The 78th Emmy Awards featured moving tributes to late entertainment icons Dolly Parton and Rob Reiner. Reba McEntire performed Parton's 1983 hit 'Appalachian Memories' following a speech by Sally Field, while Jamie Lee Curtis honored Reiner, who recently received a posthumous award for 'The Bear.'
Sally Field and Reba McEntire led a musical tribute to Dolly Parton at the 2026 Emmy Awards, marking the first major awards ceremony honoring the country icon since her death in August. Field delivered a speech recalling their work on 'Steel Magnolias,' while McEntire performed 'Appalachian Memories' to a live orchestra. Noah Kahan followed with a performance of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' during the In Memoriam segment.
Reba McEntire will perform a tribute to the late Dolly Parton at the 78th Emmy Awards on September 14, 2026. The ceremony, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, also features a performance by Noah Kahan and guest appearances by Jalen Brunson. The Television Academy has restructured the event to allow more time for memorials and winner speeches, while NBC prepares its final broadcast under the current network wheel deal.
The 78th Emmy Awards will feature a special tribute to late country icon Dolly Parton, with Reba McEntire performing a song by the 'Queen of Country.' The ceremony, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, also includes a performance by Noah Kahan for the In Memoriam segment and a guest appearance by NBA star Jalen Brunson. The event will air live on NBC and Peacock on September 14, 2026, from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will feature a tribute to the late Dolly Parton, led by Reba McEntire, alongside a presenter lineup including the Baywatch reboot cast, Matthew McConaughey, and Mariska Hargitay as host.
Dolly Parton has died at 80 after a brief cancer battle. Funeral arrangements have been announced, with her interment planned beside husband Carl Dean at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Nashville. Miley Cyrus led tributes calling Parton an “angel,” joined by peers from Taylor Swift to Paul McCartney, while U.S. President Donald Trump ordered flags at half-mast to honor the icon.
Dylan Carter, a 24-year-old former The Voice contestant who briefly joined Reba McEntire’s team in Season 24, died April 25 in a single-car crash on Colleton County’s Lowcountry Highway in South Carolina. The Local Voice nonprofit announced the death, praising him as the heart of the community, and tributes from local officials and Reba followed as his scheduled Music on Main performance was canceled.
The Hollywood Reporter goes beyond the telecast to reveal unseen Grammys moments: Bad Bunny’s ICE-out win, Reba McEntire’s warm greeting and photo with him, a stream of stars visiting Bad Bunny’s front-row table during commercials, Billie Eilish’s pointed ICE remark and the post-win buzz, Cher’s abrupt stage exit, Lauryn Hill’s bow to the band during the in memoriam, and other on-site moments and occasional audio hiccups.
Reba McEntire discusses her new project 'Happy's Place', reveals Emmett's secret, and shares details about a Reba reunion, highlighting her ongoing entertainment ventures.
Reba McEntire publicly dismisses a false AI-generated deathbed photo of Dolly Parton, expressing love and prayers for her, while Dolly reassures fans that she is healthy after health concerns and rumors circulated on social media.