Kenny Rogers ' ex-wife Marianne Gordon was by his side from 1977 to 1993. During that time, the actress barely thought twice about all the time he was spending with Dolly Parton.

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton have always had a lot of love for one another, but they never crossed the line between friendship and romance. Opening up about their lasting bond, Parton told PEOPLE ...

"Islands In The Stream" was supposed to be Marvin Gaye's, but when a deal didn't materialize, Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton lucked out.

The post Dolly Parton Mourns Kenny Rogers in Tearful Video: Watch appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Earlier this morning brought news of Kenny Rogers’ death. The country music legend ...

Dolly Parton paid tribute to her friend and fellow country artist Kenny Rogers with a sweet acoustic cover during Wednesday night’s "CMT Giants" memorial concert special. Rogers died peacefully ...

Dolly Parton and honoree Kenny Rogers backstage at the Kenny Rogers: The First 50 Years show at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods on April 10, 2010 in Ledyard Center, Ct.

If you listened to Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton ‘s duet “A Song To Sing,” and got hints of the Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers’ classic “Islands in the Stream,” with its groovy throwback sound, ...

Dolly Parton performed the Kenny Rogers classic Sweet Music Man during a CMT special honoring her friend and collaborator on Wednesday night (April 8).

Parton would go on to perform the song with Alison Krauss at a 2010 concert saluting Roger's 50 years in the entertainment business. Kenny Rogers + Dolly Parton Were Adorable Together – Watch: ...

Dolly Parton Reflects on the Upcoming 3-Year Anniversary of Kenny Rogers' Death: 'I Miss Him So Much' "I would always lighten up when that particular song was due in the setlist," the country icon ...

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, whose onstage chemistry spawned hit duets like "Islands in the Stream" and "Real Love," will be making their final duet together later this year. Rogers, who is ...

Country music legend Kenny Rogers — who sang with Dolly Parton in one of the greatest duets of all time — died of natural causes Friday night at 81.