Dolly Parton is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but when it came to making her first rock album, she needed some help from her husband, Carl Dean. Parton, 77, toldThe Guardian that when picking songs for her first rock album, Rockstar — out on November 17 – she looked to Dean, 81. Her husband of more than 50 years is “a real rock ‘n’ roll freak,” said Parton, and the playlist consists mainly of his favorite tunes.

Isabel Bloom`s 60th year in business in 2023 is the result of continued support by the Quad Cities regional destination, a news release says. As a thank you, Isabel Bloom held a family-friendly festival Friday in the parking lot of the Store and Tour Center, 736 Federal St., Davenport. “This festival is our way of thanking our loyal customers,” says Donna Young, Isabel Bloom co-owner and artist. “For the past 60 years, they have made Isabel Bloom a part of their gift-giving and family moments.

Mari Pepin made some accusations against The Bachelor franchise producers recently that may have some fans scratching their heads. Once explained, it likely will make sense though. And to be completely honest, we’re not at all surprised to hear her make this type of accusation or that they may be doing such a thing. After all, reality TV isn’t purely reality at all. It’s entertainment, and when an aspiring reality star signs on to be filmed, they agree to certain things.

Cormac McCarthy, widely regarded as one of the greatest writers in American history, has died aged 89. McCarthy died of natural causes at his home in Sante Fe, New Mexico, on Tuesday June 13. But who are McCarthy's ex-wives? How many children did he have throughout his life?  Read on below for everything you need to know about the author's former wives and children.   McCarthy seen at the premiere of 'The Road' at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas in New York City in 2009

State media said Gaid Salah died of a heart attack on Monday morning in the military hospital of Algiers. Algeria’s powerful army chief General Ahmed Gaid Salah has died, state television reported. Algerian government radio said he died on Monday morning in an Algiers military hospital after a heart attack. Gaid Salah, 79, was seen as Algeria‘s de facto leader since the country’s longtime President Abdelaziz Bouteflika was removed from office in April amid widespread anti-government demonstrations.