Consequence of Sound — Weezer, Primus, Cher, The Wallflowers, Limp Bizkit, and the list goes on. The Who, Dolly Parton, Temple of the Dog, and 700+ artists also lost masters in 2008 Universal fire Michael Roffman more info

Stereogum — It's been quite a while since we've heard from Chicago indie rock act Whitney. Following the release of 2016's Light Upon The Lake, they shared covers of tracks like "You’ve Got A Woman," a 1975 track from the Dutch psych-pop band Lion, and Doll... more info

Dlisted — Does a theme park that smells like BBQ and features a 52-foot fake tree sculpture with “620 acrylic butterflies” glued on and piped in music sound tacky to you? Yes, well good. Dolly Parton wouldn’t have it any other way. Dolly recently paid a ... more info

Dlisted — When the Marie Kondo “get rid of all your shit” revolution happened I didn’t understand why us “specialty collectors” (ok, hoarders) had been commanded to clear space in our houses with such a manic sense of urgency. At the time, the KonM... more info

E! Online — And fancy was her name! Reba McEntire is turning 64 years old today and we really can't believe it. The iconic country star is a music legend like that of Dolly Parton and we... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — Brit singer-songwriter Yola’s first musical loves were Dolly Parton, Aretha Franklin. Her new album “Walking Through Fire” mixes soul, country and pop more info

New York Times — As a producer, a music publisher and the founder of Monument Records, he nurtured the early careers of Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton and Kris Kristofferson. more info

USA Today Music — Dolly Parton revealed that her husband Carl Dean doesn't really listen to her music, despite the pair being married for more than 50 years.             more info

Reuters — Nearly 40 years after playing a secretary who takes revenge on her sexist boss in "9 to 5", Dolly Parton again beat the drum for gender equality at the West End premiere of a musical version of her hit 1980 movie. more info

New York Post — With America’s dwindling attention span — not to mention appetite — for televised awards shows on the decline, Sunday night’s 2019 Grammy Awards, hosted by a radiant Alicia Keys, did not embarrass itself. Nor did the broadcast from LA’s Sta... more info