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Variety has released a ranking of the 27 best “American Horror Story” characters:
#27. Coco St. Pierre Vanderbilt
#26. Montana Duke
#25. Nora Montgomery
#24. Miss Evers
#23. Beverly Hope
#22. Agnes Mary Winstead
#21. Dandy Mott
#20. The Countess
#19. Tate Langdon
#18. Papa Legba
#17. Moira O’Hara
#16. Queenie
#15. Hypodermic Sally
#14. Elsa Mars
#13. Misty Day
#12. James Patrick March
#11. Myrtle Snow
#10. Cordelia Goode
#9. Madison Montgomery
#8. Sister Jude Martin
#7. Delphine LaLaurie
#6. Lana Winters
#5. Marie Laveau
#4. Fiona Goode
#3. Liz Taylor
#2. Sister Mary Eunice
#1. Constance Langdon
Nicholas Crisp retweeted
Sally Field's tribute to the late Dolly Parton, her Steel Magnolias co-star, was so sweet.
"If there are truly angels on earth, then we just lost one: Dolly Parton. She was genuine and humble, supportive, and blisteringly funny, with a bodied sense of humor that would send any rude guy looking for a place to hide. I couldn't see then what a real giant Dolly was, not just as an artist but as a human."
#Emmys
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Dolly Parton’s Jolene on the Letterman stage in 1995 — raw, heartfelt, and utterly captivating. One of those rare live performances that reminds us what a truly great artist can do with nothing but a voice and a song. ✨🎶
Nicholas Crisp retweeted
Just Dolly. And Jesus. Vocals only. I dare you not to get chills on this one... 🥹🦋
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Dolly Parton stood on the Grand Ole Opry and said something a lot of people still cannot forgive.
“One is only poor if they choose to be.”
It was 1972. Coat of Many Colors. Her mama had sewn a winter coat from a box of rags. The kids at school laughed. Dolly told them that coat was worth more than everything they had on.
Then she said the line. Not comfort. A challenge.
Was she talking about dignity, or saying something only a woman who got out could afford to say? Say it.
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🚨🚨AWESOME🚨🚨
The University of Tennessee marching band put on an incredible DOLLY PARTON tribute inside Neyland Stadium.
🧡
The band formed Dolly’s name across the field while performing in front of the Tennessee crowd.
What a scene in Knoxville.
Nicholas Crisp retweeted
i have searched into the depths of the internet for yeeeaaars for this....... god smiled on me today after beating me with rocks and hammers all week
RIP Dolly Parton 🙏
A collection of episodes from her first variety show DOLLY (1976-77) was put together recently by user Desmond Pfeiffer on the Internet Archive. Out of all 26 eps made only 6 of them were released in uncut form in DVD by MPI in 2007.
archive.org/details/dolly-19…
Nicholas Crisp retweeted
On April 4, 1995, Dolly Parton brought “Jolene” to The Late Show with David Letterman in a performance that showcased everything that makes the song timeless.
At 49, Dolly delivered the song with remarkable vocal control and emotional honesty. Her voice remained clear and precise while capturing the vulnerability and desperation at the heart of the lyrics.
The traditional country arrangement added even more depth, especially the haunting sound of the pedal steel guitar, which beautifully complemented Dolly’s voice.
Dressed in a sparkling blue gown with her signature blonde hair, Dolly was impossible to overlook. Yet it was her voice and storytelling that truly commanded the stage.
When the final note faded, the audience erupted in applause, with David Letterman joining them onstage to celebrate an extraordinary performance from one of country music’s greatest icons.
Nearly two decades after “Jolene” was first released, Dolly proved that a great song only grows more powerful with time.
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RIP Queen Dolly. Working 9 to 5 with the princesses and still shining brighter than all of them. Thank you for the music, the laughter, and the heart. We will always love you.💔😭
The Queen of Country clocked out for the last time, but this 1986 Disney moment is forever. Rest easy, Dolly. The world is a little less sparkly without you.
How Dolly Parton Became One of the Most Universally Beloved Legends of All Time, According to a PEOPLE Staffer people.com/how-dolly-parton-…
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Dolly Parton’s music is being heard around the world. Her global streams soared from 2.5 million Monday to 41.8 million Tuesday, then reached 79.7 million on-demand audio streams Wednesday.


























