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You would be jumping for joy too if you were on your eighth holiday of the year like pop sensation Dua Lipa. The London-based singer swapped the stage for a luxury yacht on the coast of Ibiza, where she made quite a splash, perhaps in...
I’ve never met anyone who had a bad word to say about Dolly Parton. Her voice, philanthropy and “Dollyisms” have spanned decades. She was beloved across generations and her death, as one fan says, means “the world feels a lot less sparkly all...
… paying tribute to Dolly. Her songs are on repeat, her books are on display and I need to go through the archive of her movies. … recommending The Calamity Club. This book has my heart. Set in Mississippi in the 1930s, it is insight ful and...
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