The legendary duet partners scored their biggest hits in the 1980s and remained lifelong friends until “The Gambler” died in ...

They really were the dream team. Of course, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers famously worked together for decades, and were beloved both individually, and as a pair, by country music fans everywhere.

From her songwriting partnership with Porter Wagner to her star-studded ‘Rockstar’ album, here are Dolly Parton’s most ...

Dolly Parton gained national attention in 1964 on "The Porter Wagoner Show," later becoming a 10-time Grammy Award-winner and ...

How do we count the ways in which we will always love her — do we go from 9 to 5,000? Here’s a compromise: We’ve selected 30 ...

The country music superstar, who died Tuesday at 80, didn't perform here often but still made a difference in the city.

The singer rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most beloved entertainers in the world.

The country superstar had plenty of hits, but one song became so closely tied to his identity that it practically became his ...

They both also had no shortage of romance in their own lives. Parton was married to husband Carl Dean for nearly 60 years ...

Don Schlitz, the songwriter behind Kenny Rogers' "The Gambler" and Randy Travis' "Forever and Ever, Amen" would have turned ...

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