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THE WASHINGTON POST: The universally adored, glittering country music singer, actor and cultural icon has died aged 80 — leaving behind a legacy for women and children that goes beyond her beloved songs.

Known for her curves, massive blonde wigs and skin-tight outfits that served her self-deprecating wit, Parton was among the most beloved personalities in music and beyond.

After cancellations in the UK, France, Italy and Poland, Kanye West will be the most high-profile Western artist to perform in Russia since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

FINALLY, Travis Kelce has revealed details about his wedding to Taylor Swift.

Guy Sebastian’s legal feud with his former manager Titus Day has come to an end nearly a decade after proceedings were first launched.

Trial of former gang leader accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s murder finally began on Monday, 30 years after one of America’s most high-profile unresolved killings.

Madonna and Kylie’s first collaboration Love Sensation (Afterhours mix) has dropped.

The music legend has opened up about his wife’s private health battle in a new video.

The chanteuse and actor is taking a break, and if you paid attention to her lyrics and video instead of how she looked, that shouldn’t be a surprise.

Fresh off the road with Rod Stewart and back in the coaching chair for The Voice Australia, singer-songwriter Richard Marx opens up about returning to Australia, and why he’s happy to be busier than ever.

The 56-year-old, who featured in The Commitments, was best known for his Academy Award-winning song Falling Slowly in 2007.

The Academy Award-winning actor and rock group frontman has denied the explosive allegations.

American pop superstar Katy Perry has slammed US President Donald Trump’s administration for using one of her most famous songs on a TikTok video of military attacks in Iran.

Delta Goodrem announced the special news to her fans on Wednesday morning.

The singer died ‘unexpectedly’ in a hospital in Portugal following a months-long health battle.

The nuptials between pop star Taylor Swift and football star Kelce Travis was dubbed the wedding of the century — or the closest thing to an American royal wedding — but it remains shrouded in mystery. 

More than 1,000 guests gathered inside Madison Square Garden as Hollywood stars, music royalty, sporting legends and fashion icons descended on Manhattan for the celebrity equivalent of the Royal Wedding.

America’s royal couple has officially tied the knot in a ceremony every bit as extravagant and magical as the world anticipated.