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The Last Gift Dolly Parton Left To Her Devoted Fans Will Warm Your Heart

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Dolly Parton has one last gift ready for her fans ― but they’ll have to wait until 2045 to hear it.

The legendary 9 To 5 singer spoke with HuffPost last year about the secret song she has buried in a time capsule at her beloved Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort.

Unfortunately, we have nearly 20 years until we can all hear it.

“It’s not supposed to be open till I’ll be 100, and which, that’s the day after tomorrow,” she quipped at the time.

“So I’m not supposed to say what it is, and who knows, I may be there to sing it,” the singer said at the time, though she also told HuffPost there’s no chance “they’ll let me dig it up” right now.

Dolly added: “I’ve wanted to say to them a time or two, ‘That song was so good! Can I just put another song in there? Can I dig that one up? Put something else?’. I thought, ‘No, that’s just a deal we made, and we’ll see’.”

“Some of you will be around!” the Grammy winner said of the 2045 release date, and added that the song “had a lot of meaning” to her.

“I thought very long and hard about what it should be saying, at that time,” she said. “So if there’s a way of playing it with the web music, and everything changes now, then I guess you’ll hear it then. If it’s disintegrated or something, then I guess you’ll know that I meant well.”

Dolly Parton at her Dollywood resort in 1988
Dolly Parton at her Dollywood resort in 1988

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Dolly’s family announced on Tuesday that the iconic singer and philanthropist had died at the age of 80 in a heartfelt video posted to her social media accounts.

The late star’s nephew and head of security, Bryan Seaver, spoke in the video.

He explained: “Dolly called me and said she wants to rest in a beautiful bed of plush cotton, because after a life wearing heavy rhinestones, she finally deserves to be comfortable and have some rest. Rest in peace, Aunt Dolly.”

Dolly’s reps later confirmed that the singer died after a “brief battle with cancer.”

The singer-songwriter asked that, in lieu of flowers, friends and fans donate to her Imagination Library foundation, which aims to ensure that all children have access to books.

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Dolly Parton Soars Back Up The Charts As The World Remembers Her Through Her Music

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As the world mourns Dolly Parton, a surge in streams has seen some of her biggest hits soaring back up the UK singles chart.

On Friday evening, the Official Charts Company revealed that the pioneering country star’s signature hit Jolene had re-entered the top 10, sitting at number nine.

Just behind at 12 was another of Dolly’s hits, 9 To 5, which previously peaked at number 47 in the UK upon its release in 1981, marking a new chart high for the classic tune.

A third showing for Dolly in this week’s top 40 comes in the form of her Kenny Rogers duet Islands In The Stream, which is currently number 13, while her hits collection Diamonds & Rhinestones is the fifth biggest album in the UK this week.

“Dolly Parton’s extraordinary legacy continues to shine through the Official Charts,” the Official Charts Company’s co-managing directors said in a statement on Friday.

“To see Jolene, 9 to 5 and Islands In The Stream return to the Top 40, alongside Diamonds & Rhinestones reaching the Albums Chart Top 10, is a powerful reflection of the UK’s enduring love for her music.

“A true icon whose songs have crossed generations, these chart returns are a fitting celebration of Dolly’s incredible life, career and lasting impact.”

Dolly began her recording career in the 1960s, going on to release 49 studio albums in her lifetime, culminating in 2023’s Rockstar, which preceded her induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.

Over the course of her music career, Dolly secured 11 Grammys and 10 Country Music Association Awards, including lifetime achievement wins from both organisations.

In addition to her career as a singer-songwriter, Dolly was also an established actor, appearing in films like Steel Magnolias and 9 To 5, as well as a celebrated philanthropist, most notably co-founding the Imagination Library initiative, which aimed to ensure that all children had access to books.

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I Tried Sobermaxxing At A Festival. Here’s Everything That Got Me Through

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What happens when you wake up hungover the day you’re going to a festival? I’m sure the answer 20 years ago would have been to crack open a drink… or something else, and push through.

But Gen Z is doing things differently. Labelled the ‘sober generation’, my comrades are reportedly drinking less than previous generations, with research suggesting 26% of 18 to 24 year-olds don’t drink at all.

While, for some, the solution to an alcohol-free party fix is prescription drugs bought off the internet, others are turning to a legal and more socially acceptable fix: caffeine.

The latter is a trend I can reluctantly admit to partaking in. At 26, I’ve done a decent amount of partying, but honestly, I don’t love it. I can never seem to get drunk enough when I’m trying to, and I don’t do (ahem) other substances, so the call of my bed becomes irresistible after midnight.

I know, boring, Gen Z. (I will forever have this headline on autoplay in my head when I say something like this)!

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not entirely sober curious. I can almost hear the wine I’ve developed quite the taste for in the last few years laughing at the suggestion.

And I’m not a hermit by any means. There are plenty of instances where I find myself more tipsy than I planned to get; this Saturday morning just so happened to follow one such occasion.

After a friend’s moving drinks, I stumbled home a mere few hours before I was due to catch a train to a festival. So by the time I arrived at the dust-ridden campsite, getting a drink in my system was really the last thing I wanted to do.

But I had a long 48 hours ahead of me. Knowing I’d need something to get me through the festival that wouldn’t call for the security dogs to sniff search me (lol) I came prepared. This is everything that got me through.

Call me a loser all you want, I won’t cry because I had a good night’s sleep. Sorry not sorry!

Festival essentials for the sober curious

To start the day off, I knew I’d have to get my energy up somehow. Luckily, I have a somewhat irrational fear of being underfed in almost every social situation, so I’d packed plenty of provisions.

I’d obviously scoffed an overpriced M&S sandwich at the station in an effort to quell my hangover, but I had also brought a stash of Y food in my bag to make sure I had enough protein in me.

The strawberry flavour is my favourite; one bottle boasts 500 calories, 26 vitamins and minerals, and can keep you full for up to five hours, which came in so handy as it’s always way too easy to lose track of meal times when you’re out and about frolicking in a field with your friends.

As I’m writing this I’m beginning to understand why I had to pee approximately 800 times during the festival, because I promptly followed that up with one of Perfect Ted’s matcha energy drinks.

My hangovers are a total bitch so that didn’t quite do the job, and I also had to pack in two or three of Red Bull’s summer flavour – Citrus Zest, which basically tastes like lemonade – before 3pm.

I know there’s been tons of propaganda about energy drinks over the last decade, but they’re truly the only thing that can keep me awake long enough to make it to the club.

Over the years, I’ve done my research about the best energy drinks – me and Lucozade Alert Cherry Blast cans became firm besties when I was doing my master’s and I’ve dabbled in ‘natural’ energy drinks like Tenzing over the years.

But Red Bull is the one I keep coming back to; I even downed two between events at London Pride.

While it has a more intense caffeine crash than ‘natural’ alternatives, that’s kind of what I want, and we’re choosing between that and a hangover here!

When I give myself an assignment I take it seriously, so I also took a selection of non-alcoholic cans with me, because your gal loves to have a drink in her hands at all times.

I’ve been guzzling (sorry) Athletic Brewing’s Alcohol-Free beer this summer. It’s just so refreshing, especially the Hazy IPA, so I took a multi-pack of that with me – along with Thatcher’s Blood Orange Zero, which is basically juice, but delicious juice nonetheless.

And, of course, the only thing sadder than not drinking at a festival where everyone else is fucked is drinking a warm non-alcoholic drink, so filling a Yeti Roadie 15 Cool Box with ice at the beginning of the weekend was truly a gamechanger. It kept my drinks cold the whole 48 hours I was there, and meant every one was refreshing, which was exactly what I needed while walking 50,000 steps in the heat.

At this point you might think I’m mad, and I’m okay with that. My little impromptu experiment made the weekend way more enjoyable than I could’ve anticipated.

And while I can’t say I’m going to be doing that every time I go to a festival, it’s definitely a great trick to have up my sleeve next time I get the drinking ick, or wake up hungover to go to party.

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How Andy Burnham’s Summer Honeymoon Could Turn Into A Miserable Autumn

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For Andy Burnham, it has been the summer of his dreams.

He has finally been able to enjoy the fulfilment of his life’s work, having become Labour leader at the third time of asking – and prime minister – on July 20.

Without the inconvenience of having to answer to parliament, which went into recess the week before, Burnham has largely spent his time making a string of announcements and seemingly endless TikTok videos with well known content creators.

In his first week in No.10 alone, the new PM announced a business rate cut for the hospitality sector, a £2 cap on bus fares and scrapping VAT on electricity bills.

There have also been announcements on reviving “hollowed out High Streets” and a crackdown on “rip off discounts and subscription traps”.

Burnham has also been travelling the length and breadth of the country, meeting voters and hammering home the message, if indeed there was any doubt, that his government will do things differently than Keir Starmer’s.

He even managed to squeeze in a visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium to watch his beloved Everton record a rare Premier League victory.

If you throw in his comprehensive triumph in the Makerfield by-election on June 18, it is little wonder that Burnham has rarely been seen without a smile on his face over the past three months.

He will be well aware, however, that as sure as summer will shortly make way for autumn, his political honeymoon is also coming to an end.

Alex Newton, deputy director of the More in Common think-tank, said Burnham still faces a huge challenge in winning back the voters Labour have lost since the 2024 general election, especially those who have switched to Reform.

Brits are also evenly split on whether the prime minister attempts so far to tackle the cost of living are simply a publicity stunt or a genuine effort to help them, he said.

“Some 54% weren’t confident he will address the cost of living,” Newton told HuffPost UK. “That kind of pessimism means that if he doesn’t deliver on this, it will hit Labour and his approval ratings.”

The prime minister is faced with a lengthy list of other issues, each with the potential to throw his new government off track.

Here, HuffPost UK looks at the various challenges facing the PM as MPs return to Westminster on Tuesday.

Early Release Row

On day one, justice secretary Alex Norris will set out how he plans to exempt two of the killers of PC Andrew Harper from the government’s highly controversial early release scheme.

Norris was given that particular hospital pass by Burnham following a huge public backlash to the prospect of Jessie Cole and Albert Blowers walking free after just six years behind bars.

But even if, as expected, Norris does manage to tweak the policy to keep the two men in prison, the sight of other dangerous criminals getting out early will undoubtedly damage the PM’s standing with the public.

Stopping The Boats

The sight of 230 migrants crossing the English Channel on a single boat became one of the defining images of the summer.

Although Home Office statistics showed that the overall number of asylum seekers arriving in the UK is down by 23% compared to a year ago, a YouGov poll showed the public believes the total has actually gone up.

Burnham’s acknowledged the importance of solving the problem by visiting Dover at the start of August, when he vowed to be “relentless” in his attempts to stop the boats.

But it is a problem which has confounded several prime ministers. If Burnham fails as well, Nigel Farage is waiting in the wings to replace him in No.10.

Defending The Realm

If the first priority of government is to keep its citizens safe, then providing the necessary funds for the military should be its number one priority.

Keir Starmer left behind a £5 billion black hole in the government’s Defence Investment Plan (DIP), which John Healey needs to fill when he delivers his first Budget as chancellor in October.

That is the same John Healey who resigned as Starmer’s defence secretary over the then PM’s failure to commit to spending 3% of gross domestic product (GDP) on the military by 2030.

Despite that, Healey has so far refused to commit to coming up with the cash himself, despite now being in charge of the nation’s purse strings, an apparent U-turn dismissed as “unforgivable” by the Tories.

With the geopolitical situation now more uncertain than at any time since the end of the Cold War, Burnham and Healey simply have no other option than to find the money needed to defend the realm.

Foreign Affairs

The fact that Burnham became Labour leader and PM unchallenged, he remains untested in a number of areas – none more so than on foreign affairs.

Although he has said he wants to be more domestically-focused than his predecessor, he can hardly ignore the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Iran and Gaza, this is a situation which can best be described as sub-optimal.

It was significant that he chose Kyiv for his first foreign trip, a clear sign that Burnham will follow the example of Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak and Starmer in offering Volodymyr Zelenskyy his steadfast support.

The PM even gave the Ukrainians a British blueprint for developing their own long-range missiles – a move which enraged the Kremlin.

On Gaza, Burnham has criticised Starmer for his response to Israel’s bombing campaign in the wake of the Hamas terror attacks on October 7, 2023.

The PM’s future approach to that conflict will be another defining issue of his premiership, with the potential to blow apart the tentative left-of-centre coalition he has been building.

Dealing With The Donald

As if wars around the world were not enough to contend with, Burnham must also try to maintain a positive relationship with Donald Trump, something Starmer ultimately failed to do.

The early signs have been positive, with the US president describing the prime minister as “terrific” on the basis of one telephone call on Burnham’s first day in the job.

However, this view seems to be based on the assumption that Burnham will satisfy Trump’s desire to see the North Sea opened up to more drilling for oil and gas.

Although he has vowed to be more “pragmatic” on the issue than Starmer, the PM has also insisted he will stand by Labour’s manifesto commitment not to award new drilling licences.

The pair are due to meet at the UN General Assembly in New York next month.

As unpalatable as it may be for a man who once said Trump was not welcome in Manchester, making nice with the president would give Burnham one less headache to contend with.

Labour Pains

September will also see Burnham’s first Labour Party conference as leader, an event which promises to be far more upbeat than a year ago, when it was already apparent that Starmer was not up to the job.

With Labour now topping the polls and imbued with a renewed sense of optimism, the prime minister can expect a hero’s welcome.

It will not all be sweetness and light, however, with left-wing campaign groups determined to pile pressure on Burnham to declare Israel’s actions in Gaza a genocide, and to impose a complete arms embargo on the country.

Doing so would provoke an angry backlash from groups such as Labour Friends of Israel, however, and trigger the kind of party split which the PM is determined to avoid.

Burnham plays the guitar in the mobile recording studio of the military and artistic unit in Kyiv.
Burnham plays the guitar in the mobile recording studio of the military and artistic unit in Kyiv.

via Associated Press

Political consultant Laura Emily Dunn told HuffPost UK: “The return to parliament will be a test of the PM and the government’s prioritisation – which of the hot topic issues will they want to deal with first? Early prisoner release? The The economy? Small boats? The devil will be in the detail.”

Senior Labour figures said Burnham should enjoy the Bank Holiday weekend, as it will only get more difficult from now on.

One told HuffPost UK: “Andy came to office making a lot of big promises, and his summer has gone well.

“But that means the party’s expectations are sky high. How will he manage that through Labour conference, the Budget, a spending review process and weekly PMQs sessions?

“Andy promised all sorts and now they are hinting the Budget will be steady. Basically – the runway on promising all things to all men is getting shorter and shorter.”

The source added: “Apart from ‘vibes’, what’s the difference with what Starmer was doing? That’s not to dismiss vibes – they really matter – but politics always comes back to policy in the end.”

A Labour MP added: “I think his main challenge is all the promises Andy made as mayor of Manchester to the membership will need to be kept.

“Any hint he’s reneging on them will pour rocket fuel on the Greens when they’re on the ropes. He’s also got to navigate a restive Parliamentary Labour Party, with some pissed off Starmer loyalists, and he’s got to start delivering for an impatient electorate.

“Basically, Andy’s September 2026 biggest problem is Andy Burnham from March 2026.”

Listen to Commons People, the podcast that makes politics easy. Every week, Kevin Schofield and Kate Nicholson unpack the week’s biggest stories to keep you informed. Join us for straightforward analysis of what’s going on at Westminster.

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How Nicole Kidman Feels About Adéla Naming A Song After Her

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Adéla has received Nicole Kidman’s personal seal of approval after revealing she has a new song named after the Oscar winner.

The Ain’t In LA singer is currently gearing up for the release of her debut album Prima next week, the tracklisting for which she unveiled on Tuesday.

During this announcement, it was revealed that, after opening track KGB, the second track on Prima is named simply Nicole Kidman – which has already caught the attention of the woman herself.

On Wednesday night, Nicole attended the London premiere of her film Practical Magic 2, where she was caught on camera being asked by one fan if she knew “who Adéla is”.

After some initial confusion, the Australian star quickly enthused: “Oh yes! She is [releasing a song named Nicole Kidman]! I do know! She’s Slovakian, right?”

“I hope it’s nice,” Nicole then said, to which the fan was heard assuring her: “It will be, everyone loves you.”

Nicole added: “I absolutely know who she is – and she’s coming to Nashville and I’m going to go and see her.”

Slovak pop sensation Adéla first rose to global prominence on the Netflix talent search Dream Academy.

While she didn’t make it into the finished girl group produced on the show (now up and running as Katseye), she has since embarked on a successful solo career.

Her latest single Ain’t In LA has already become her biggest hit to date thanks to its TikTok virality, charting on both sides of the Atlantic, including a top 40 placement here in the UK.

Explaining the meaning behind her new album title, she said in a recent press release: “Prima means ‘first’, which is perfect since this is my debut.”

“Being a prima ballerina means you’re the top dog or the best ballerina in the house,” she continued. “It’s a term of endearment in the ballerina community. I’m trying to be the prima ballerina of pop, and this is my first step to achieve that.”

Meanwhile, Nicole recently had a “prima” pop moment of her own, taking the lead in the new Troye Sivan music video for his single She’s The Best…

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