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Dolly Parton, iconic singer‑songwriter and actress, dies at 80 in Nashville

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Dolly Parton, the celebrated singer‑songwriter, actress and entrepreneur, died on Tuesday in Nashville at the age of 80. Her seven‑decade career spanned chart‑topping hits such as “Jolene,” memorable film roles in “9 to 5” and “Steel Magnolias,” and her own television series “Dolly.” Tributes highlighted her influence as a songwriter, her warmth and philanthropy, and her lasting impact on music and popular culture.

Key points

  • Parton passed away in Nashville at 80, prompting widespread tributes.
  • Her career included hit songs, notable film roles, a TV show, and theme‑park ventures.
  • Family and fans described her legacy as one of love, compassion, and resilience.

What sources agree on

  • Dolly Parton died on Tuesday in Nashville at age 80.
  • She was a singer‑songwriter and actress with a seven‑decade career.
  • Her notable works include the song “Jolene,” the movies “9 to 5” and “Steel Magnolias,” and the TV series “Dolly.”
  • Family statements praised her as an inspiration with lasting impact.

Still unclear

  • No material disagreement was identified in the supplied reports.
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  1. 01
    The Hollywood ReporterNorth America
    Original headline

    Dolly Parton’s Life and Career in Pictures

    Author
    Laura Tucker
    Published
    2026-08-25 20:01 UTC
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  2. 02
    VarietyNorth America
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    Dolly Parton: Her Life and Career in Photos

    Author
    Pat Saperstein
    Published
    2026-08-25 18:50 UTC
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