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Dolly Parton wowed in a cream hued lacy gown for the Academy Of Country Music Awards red carpet on Sunday in Las Vegas.
The 70-year-old shined in the fitted long-sleeved embellished dress, which cinched at her waist before cascading down to the ground.
The singer, who is set to perform with Katy Perry on stage inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena, added bright pink lipstick and nails to round out her look.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...try-Music-Awards-Las-Vegas.html#ixzz44os7ih5T
The 70-year-old shined in the fitted long-sleeved embellished dress, which cinched at her waist before cascading down to the ground.
The singer, who is set to perform with Katy Perry on stage inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena, added bright pink lipstick and nails to round out her look.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...try-Music-Awards-Las-Vegas.html#ixzz44os7ih5T
No matter who was going to be the big winner, it was always going to be Dolly Parton's night.
And the Country Music Awards did this beloved genre-breaking performer proud at the Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday in Nashville, Tennessee.
The 70-year-old looked gorgeous in a form fitting yellow gown as she picked up the LIfetime Achievement Award.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ime-Achievement-CMA-Awards.html#ixzz4P0RPyUmz
And the Country Music Awards did this beloved genre-breaking performer proud at the Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday in Nashville, Tennessee.
The 70-year-old looked gorgeous in a form fitting yellow gown as she picked up the LIfetime Achievement Award.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...ime-Achievement-CMA-Awards.html#ixzz4P0RPyUmz
Dolly Parton Just Gave Wildfire Victims An Incredibly Generous Gift
The blaze has ripped its way through the star’s home county.
Dolly Parton announced Thursday that she will be donating $1,000 a month to each of the families affected by the devastating wildfires that have ripped their way across Tennessee’s Sevier County.
Roughly 15,000 acres of the resort-heavy area of eastern Tennessee along the Great Smoky Mountains National Park have been destroyed by the fires. The blaze has left at least seven people dead, more than 700 buildings damaged and 14,000 people evacuated.
Firefighters were able to prevent the flames from engulfing Parton’s Dollywood theme park, which is in Sevier County near where Parton grew up, though officials did evacuate guests from the resort and its cabins.
Earlier this week, the country star described herself as “heartbroken” when she heard the news, and she announced her plan to help just days later.
“Now I’ve always believed that charity begins at home, and that’s why I’ve asked my Dollywood companies ... plus my Dollywood Foundation to help me establish a My People Fund,” Parton said in a video she tweeted to her 4.29 million followers.
“Now we want to provide a hand up to all those families who have lost everything in the fires. And to recover, we want to make sure the Dollywood Foundation provides $1,000 a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires, until they get back up on their feet.”
Parton also invited others to join the effort by donating to the My People Fund by visiting her website. She also said more details about the effort will be released Friday.
Parton has been widely known for her extensive charity work throughout her life, much of which supports education. The singer, songwriter and actress founded a children’s literacy program in the 1990s called the Imagination Library, which started by sending children in her home county one free book a month from birth to the age of 5. The program has since grown to include communities all over the U.S., Canada and the U.K. In 2009, the Royal Mail Service delivered books to children living in the most remote inhabited place on Earth, Tristan da Cunha, in the south Atlantic Ocean.
Note: This post has been updated to clarify that Parton is donating $1,000 per month to each of the families affected by the devastating wildfires across Tennessee’s Sevier County.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...ssee-fire-victims_us_583fa0f8e4b09e21702cba3c
The blaze has ripped its way through the star’s home county.
Dolly Parton announced Thursday that she will be donating $1,000 a month to each of the families affected by the devastating wildfires that have ripped their way across Tennessee’s Sevier County.
Roughly 15,000 acres of the resort-heavy area of eastern Tennessee along the Great Smoky Mountains National Park have been destroyed by the fires. The blaze has left at least seven people dead, more than 700 buildings damaged and 14,000 people evacuated.
Firefighters were able to prevent the flames from engulfing Parton’s Dollywood theme park, which is in Sevier County near where Parton grew up, though officials did evacuate guests from the resort and its cabins.
Earlier this week, the country star described herself as “heartbroken” when she heard the news, and she announced her plan to help just days later.
“Now I’ve always believed that charity begins at home, and that’s why I’ve asked my Dollywood companies ... plus my Dollywood Foundation to help me establish a My People Fund,” Parton said in a video she tweeted to her 4.29 million followers.
“Now we want to provide a hand up to all those families who have lost everything in the fires. And to recover, we want to make sure the Dollywood Foundation provides $1,000 a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires, until they get back up on their feet.”
Parton also invited others to join the effort by donating to the My People Fund by visiting her website. She also said more details about the effort will be released Friday.
Parton has been widely known for her extensive charity work throughout her life, much of which supports education. The singer, songwriter and actress founded a children’s literacy program in the 1990s called the Imagination Library, which started by sending children in her home county one free book a month from birth to the age of 5. The program has since grown to include communities all over the U.S., Canada and the U.K. In 2009, the Royal Mail Service delivered books to children living in the most remote inhabited place on Earth, Tristan da Cunha, in the south Atlantic Ocean.
Note: This post has been updated to clarify that Parton is donating $1,000 per month to each of the families affected by the devastating wildfires across Tennessee’s Sevier County.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...ssee-fire-victims_us_583fa0f8e4b09e21702cba3c
