Jada Star says her aunt concealed her illness because “she never wanted to worry anybody” — a decision that shaped a year of public reassurance before Parton’s death at 80.
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The 77-year-old singer told a St. Louis crowd he was dehydrated, finished “All Night Long” in a chair, then checked himself into intensive care. He is back home in Los Angeles and “doing great.”
Sean Ono Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl have welcomed a son named Aurelius, the first grandchild of John Lennon. Sean was five when his father was killed in 1980 – and he is the boy “Beautiful Boy” was written for.
Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star was found scratched across her name one week after her death. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce says the tributes had already been cleared for long-planned repairs, and a replacement star is due Friday.
Footage filmed in the final days of Les Paul’s Mahwah, New Jersey home and workshop has surfaced after the property was sold for a reported $990,000 and torn down. His son says the family was shut out; the Les Paul Foundation says the legacy was never confined to one building.
Three weeks after a coronary stent procedure ended his 2026 US tour, Rod Stewart’s wife has given the first detailed account of his recovery – including the conversation she had to have with his doctors about what a Rod Stewart show actually demands.
Two Toronto concerts turned into a rebuke of Donald Trump’s order renaming Lake Ontario. Bruce Dickinson pointedly used the old name from the Scotiabank Arena stage, and Christopher Cross apologized to Canadians for his own president.
In her first interview since her father’s death, Kelly Osbourne says the family brought Ozzy home rather than to a morgue and spent days with him there before Birmingham said its public goodbye.
Twisted Sister played their first full concert without Dee Snider on Friday night in New Jersey, with ex-Skid Row singer Sebastian Bach out front. Here is how Snider’s arthritis and heart trouble took him off the road, and what he told Bach on the phone.
Bill Maher gave part of his Friday night ‘Real Time’ monologue to Dolly Parton’s death, and by Saturday morning four trade publications had panned it. Here is what he actually said, why the coverage split on how to read it, and why the studio audience cheered.