After a few more years, Parton said she typically made a minimum of $15,000 a night, which is a nearly 5,000% increase. Porter Wagoner sued Dolly Parton In 1979, Wagoner sued Parton for $3 million.

When Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner stopped working together, he made his frustrations with her clear to the media. He complained about the way he’d sacrificed his own career to help her and ...

Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner worked together for close to a decade. Her position on his television show brought her increased exposure and lifted her career to new heights. They released ...

Mötley Crüe and Dolly Parton have teamed up to record a new version of the band’s 1985 power ballad “Home Sweet Home.” The new track appears on their upcoming singles collection From The ...

Dolly Parton is back with another collection with jewelry brand Kendra Scott. Inspired by Parton's song 'I Will Always Love You,' the collaboration debuts with 10 new styles retailing from $70 to ...

Dolly Parton’s career exploded while she was married to her husband, Carl Dean. They wed in 1966, and she joined Porter Wagoner’s show shortly afterward.

Dolly Parton’s rags-to-riches origin story is nothing short of inspiring, and her brand new musical, in which she serves as producer, details her life and career like never before.

Unlike Porter Wagoner, Atkins had no faith in Dolly Parton as a musician. Matter of fact, he stated, “I don’t think she’d sell, because she just cannot sing,” per Dolly: The Biography.

Dolly Parton is sending fans off right for the weekend — with a joyous throwback photo accompanied by one of her hit songs. In the black and white photo, the iconic singer's smile is ear-to-ear ...

Country music icon Dolly Parton opened up about how her faith helped her cope with the loss of her husband, all while continuing her prolific career at 79, on "America Reports." ...

Parton said she couldn’t stand it when her husband called her Dolly. “When he’s talking to other people, he says ‘the old lady’ or ‘she,’” she told Playboy in 1978.