Our Queen, Dolly Parton, says she does not want to become a hologram.
During a press event for her upcoming album “Rockstar”, she was asked about the idea of a digital hologram being used in her place after she dies.
77-year-old Dolly replied that the body of work she already has here on Earth will suffice.
Holograms have recently been used for performances by the late Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.
Kix Brooks has been the host of American Country Countdown (ACC) for the past 18 years, helping shape the direction and sound of contemporary country as it has become more popular than ever before. But the celebrated broadcaster announced on Monday (November 25) that he is stepping away from the show, and that his final…
Queen Latifah was a 2023 Kennedy Center Honors recipient, and now the hip-hop icon is set to host the 2024 ceremony. The 47th Annual Kennedy Center Honors will be taped on Sunday, December 8, and will be broadcast on CBS on December 22 from 8:30-11:00 p.m. ET. This year’s Kennedy Center Honors recipients include director…
Shaboozey’s crossover smash hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” remains at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for a record-tying 19th week. The song has now tied the longest reign at No. 1 over the 66-year history of the chart, equaling Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” (featuring Billy Ray Cyrus), which also ruled…
Zach Bryan, Taylor Swift, Morgan Wallen, and Sabrina Carpenter were just announced as the leading finalists for the 2024 Billboard Music Awards. Bryan leads the 2024 BBMA finalists, with the country star up for 18 awards with 21 total entries. Swift, the most decorated female BBMAs artist of all time, is a finalist in 16…
Cody Johnson’s producer Trent Willmon took to Instagram on Friday (November 22) to explain the intentions behind his controversial “kicking shaboozey” comment he made during the acceptance speech for Johnson’s Album of the Year win for Leather. “Ok... what I meant to express in my overly-shocked and excited state was that I am very proud…
Our Queen, Dolly Parton, says she does not want to become a hologram.
During a press event for her upcoming album “Rockstar”, she was asked about the idea of a digital hologram being used in her place after she dies.
77-year-old Dolly replied that the body of work she already has here on Earth will suffice.
Holograms have recently been used for performances by the late Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.