Dolly Parton Reveals the Real Reason Husband Carl Dean Doesn't Attend Public Events With Her

Dolly Parton's Shocking Kate Middleton Confession!

You won't catch Dolly Parton's husband attending any red carpets from 9 to 5—or any other time, for that matter.

The "Jolene" singer got candid on why fans rarely see her husband of 57 years out at public events with her.

"Carl has never been in the limelight and all, never wanted to be in it," Dolly shared on her Apple Music radio show What Would Dolly Do?. "He don't like it."

Dolly recalled one moment in particular—shortly after the couple tied the knot in 1966—that swayed Carl to stick to making precious memories at home.

"He went to one thing with me early on when we first married to a BMI Song of the Year, and he…

Mama June Shares Why Late Daughter Anna “Chickadee” Cardwell Stopped Cancer Treatments

Mama June Shannon Gets Temporary Custody Of Anna Cardwell's Daughter

June "Mama June" Shannon is reflecting on a difficult time for her family.

The reality star detailed the last months of her eldest daughter Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell's cancer battle and decision to enter hospice before she died in December at age 29.

"It was difficult watching her have to go through chemo," June told E! News in an exclusive interview. "Having to go through radiation and having to do immunotherapy, and then trying to get into hospice long before we actually could."

"It wasn't the fact that she was tired of fighting because even to her last day, she fought," the 44-year-old emphasized…

Eminem and Hailie Jade Are the Ultimate Father-Daughter Team at NFL Game

Eminem's Daughter Hailie Jade Mathers Is Engaged

Even Eminem can be a stan.

The "Lose Yourself" rapper and his daughter Hailie Jade showcased their hometown pride while attending the Detroit Lions vsคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Carolina Panthers game on Oct. 8.

"Detroit strong!!!" Eminem captioned an Instagram post featuring a photo of himself and footage of him at the at the game, "let's f–kin gooooo!!!!"

As for Hailie, she also shared a glimpse inside her time at the game, captioning her own social media post with a nod to Taylor Swift's appearance at her fir…

How Olympians Are Fighting to Put Mental Health First

Jackson Avenue is the main road that cuts through Oxford, Miss. At its northern limit, it circles the Ole Miss campus where Raven Saunders had spent the past three years as a student athlete. At its western end, Jackson splits into a T junction populated by a cluster of familiar American fast food restaurants and retail chains: a Walmart Supercenter, a Home Depot, a Popeye’s, a Chick-Fil-A.

Saunders, a senior at University of Mississippi and a star shot putter on the school’s track and field team, knew the intersection well. Turn right, and the road led home. Turn left, and the highway hugged a steep drop-off floating above towering trees below that Saunders had found herself thinking more and more about in January of 2018.

Her last year in college hadn’t b…

New Satellite Will Study How Climate is Altering Earth’s Water

The universe is thought to harbor uncounted worlds that are home to water. The one we know best, of course, is our own, and as of 3:46 a.m. PT this morning, we set about working to know it better still. That was the moment, as NASA reports, that the SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) satellite blasted off aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to begin a three year campaign to study the height and health of freshwater bodies and oceans across 90% of the Earth’s surface.

Jointly built by NASA and the Centre National d’Études Spatiales (CNES), the French space agency, SWOT will monitor the entire Earth’s surface between 78 degrees north latitude and 78 degrees south latitude—from the Arctic Circle to the Antarctic Circle—once every three weeks, …

Oxford’s COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate Takes a Big Leap Forward, Showing Success in Early Trials

The foot race to develop the first effective vaccine against COVID-19 involves an awfully crowded field, with 137 candidate vaccines in pre-clinical study worldwide and another 23 actually in development. But a leader seemed to emerge today with research published in the Lancet reporting promising results in a robust study by investigators at Oxford University in England.

The study began in April, with a sample group of 1,077 adults aged 18 to 55—an age group young enough to tolerate exposure to SARS-CoV2, the virus that causes COVID-19, with less risk of adverse effects than would be seen in older, more vulnerable adults. The group was divided more or less in half, with 543 participants receiving the experimental COVID-19 vaccine, and the other 534 serving as a con…

Digital Twins Might Be the Future of Medicine

Within the walls of a 19th-century chapel on the outskirts of Barcelona, a heart starts to slowly contract. This is not a real heart but a virtual copy of one that still pounds inside a patient’s chest. With its 100 million patches of simulated cells, the digital twin—a fully functional simulation of human anatomy— pumps at a leisurely pace as it tests treatments, from drugs to implants.

This digital twin pulses within MareNostrum, a supercomputer used by scientists to simulate features of the real world. These simulations can look just like the real thing, but they are vastly more sophisticated than Hollywood visual effects because they behave like the real thing—from how the heart moves to the charged atoms that zip in and out of its cells. And t…

The World’s Largest Colony of King Penguins Has Shrunk by 90%

The world’s largest colony of king penguins has mysteriously shrunk by almost 90% since the 1980s, researchers say.คำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง

Recent satellite and aerial imagery of France’s remote island of Île aux Cochons reveals the kings population there has all but disappeared, Agence France-Presse reports.

Only 200,000 birds remain in the colony, experts estimated in a new study published in the journal Antarctic Scienceคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง.

Why the kings’ largest colony has dwindled remains unclear.…

The First Private Crew Blasts Off for the Space Station

The dining will be fine aboard the International Space Station (ISS) throughout the next week. Flying 408 km (254 mi.) above the Earth and clipping along at a brisk 28,000 km/h (17,500 mph), the crew will be tucking into arroz Estelle Valencia, a Spanish rice dish; secreto de cerdo with pisto—Ibérico Pork with tomatoes, onions, eggplant, and peppers; and chicken and mushroom paella.

That, at least, is what four of the 11 crew members aboard the ISS will be eating—the four who will arrive at the station tomorrow morning, along with their full larder, after blasting off aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft this morning from Cape Canaveral’s Pad 39A, at 11:17 AM EDT, on the first fully private station mission. The flight, sponsored by the Houston-based comp…

The Fight Over the New SEC Climate Rule Is Just Beginning

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For the past two years, proposed climate disclosure rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have occupied a central place in the conversation around business and climate. Climate advocates have pushed the agency to adopt the most stringent rules possibleคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Many business groups (though not all of them) have argued the potential regulation is too costly. I’ve covered the issue multiple times in this newsletter.

On Wednesday, the SEC at last moved forward, voting to finalize a rule that would require some publicly traded compani…