Dollywood’s Dreamer in Chief Dolly Parton sat down with USA TODAY to talk about her namesake park and other projects.

Dolly Parton Thought Her 1978 Pop Hit Would End Her Country Career—So She Changed It originally appeared on Parade.

Metal Icon, 73, Helped Give Dolly Parton Rock Cred With a Surprise Duet originally appeared on Parade.

A True Original Musical' premiered Friday at Belmont University's Fisher Center.

Carly Pearce Does Dolly Parton Tribute at the Ryman — ‘Straight Out of a Country Music Dream’ originally appeared on Parade.

Dolly Parton Leaves Fans Emotional With New Post About 'Going Home' originally appeared on Parade. Dolly Parton recently ...

In a world full of celebrities flaunting their wealth, Dolly Parton is putting hers to work. Parton is equal parts ...

But still, she had no car, no phone, and was doing her very best to get by as a young woman in Nashville, and she told ...

In the 1990s alone, Whitney Houston's cover of "I Will Always Love You" made Dolly Parton $10 million, but she didn't keep it for herself.

There won't be new music coming from Dolly Parton in the near future, but listeners can still enjoy her art. During a recent ...

"The song fits with so many couples and coupling my voice with Rob, one of my all-time favorites, made it even more special.” ...

Dolly Parton craved a pop hit. But she made sure her first big crossover smash kept her country audiences in the picture.