Dellie Saxe morphed into Dolly Levi on Wednesday with an exuberant, hustling and bustling performance in Savannah Center.

This week's musical offerings run the gamut: from "Hello, Dolly!" to "Cinderella," "Mamma Mia!" to "Pippin." Choose wisely: They're gone by Monday.

Dolly started recording music when she was 13 and released her debut album, Hello, Dolly, in 1967. The prolific songwriter has composed over 3000 songs, dozens of which have topped Billboard ...

Dolly Parton said goodbye to her husband, Carl Dean on March 3 after he passed away aged 82 in Nashville. The country music legend was married to Carl for 58 years and they would have celebrated their ...

"We're going to get married again!" Dolly gushed to Peopleahead of their vow renewal. "I'll have a beautiful wedding dress, 'cause I didn't have a big long wedding dress when we got married ...

Jewel and Lainey Wilson have led celebrities in sending Dolly Parton their condolences following her husband Carl Dean's death. The country music icon issued a statement on Tuesday announcing that her ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Dolly Parton says her husband of nearly 60 years, Carl Dean, has died at 82. Emily Ratajkowski wore the prettiest see-through black lace naked dress from Ludovic de Saint ...

Sofia Vergara might not have made an appearance during the 2025 Oscars ceremony on Sunday, March 2, but that didn't stop her from hitting after party circuit in a daring ensemble the showed more than ...

Created by UK prodco Hello Dolly, maker of Ant & Dec’s Limitless Win, it sees 40 contestants play live in a studio with viewers at home able to join in via an app. Contestants must answer questions ...

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Sabrina Carpenter and Dolly Parton have just delivered the perfect Valentine’s Day gift: a folk-inspired rendition of Carpenter’s popular song, “Please, Please, Please.” And let’s just say the ...