Was Dolly Parton ever photographed without wig and makeup? Inside singer’s trademark fashion

Dolly Parton performs on NBC's "Today" show in New York on May 13, 2014. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes)

The death of legendary Country singer Dolly Parton has left millions of her fans worldwide in mourning. As the singer breathed her last at the age of 80, the world is revisiting her life – over the years. Dolly Parton performs on NBC’s “Today” show in New York on May 13, 2014. (AP Photo/Charles Sykes) … Read more

“Erika was photographed over his bloody mic”: Candace Owens fires another shot at Erika Kirk as Tyler Bowyer’s Lindsay Clancy post sparks outrage

"Erika was photographed over his bloody mic": Candace Owens fires another shot at Erika Kirk as Tyler Bowyer’s Lindsay Clancy post sparks outrage

Candace Owens (Image via Getty) Candace Owens has sharply pushed back against a post by Turning Point USA chief operating officer Tyler Bowyer, who compared the public treatment of Erika Kirk with the support shown to Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy during her murder trial. Owens argued that criticism of fundraising efforts for Clancy can exist … Read more

Candace Owens reacts to Tyler Bowyer’s post comparing Erika Kirk and Lindsay Clancy, ‘Photographed over his bloody mic’

Candace Owens reacts to Tyler Bowyer's post comparing Erika Kirk and Lindsay Clancy (@candaceoshow, Getty Images via AFP)

Candace Owens has reacted to TPUSA chief operating officer Tyler Bowyer’s post comparing Erika Kirk and Lindsay Clancy. Bowyer’s post slammed Erika’s critics, saying Charlie Kirk’s widow has been facing “harassment” despite carrying his organization on her back, while people are supporting Lindsay even after she killed her children. Candace Owens reacts to Tyler Bowyer’s … Read more

In 1933, Lincoln’s Crooked House was marked for demolition; work revealed a hidden timber-framed building behind its brick façade and saved it; today it is one of the Cathedral Quarter’s most photographed buildings

In 1933, Lincoln's Crooked House was marked for demolition; work revealed a hidden timber-framed building behind its brick façade and saved it; today it is one of the Cathedral Quarter's most photographed buildings

Lincoln’s ‘Wonky House’ set for redevelopment after funding secured A demolition order issued in late 1933 was meant to remove a row of ordinary brick terrace houses at the top of Michaelgate in Lincoln. Instead, the first blows from the demolition crew revealed something unexpected: a 16th-century timber-framed building hidden behind the brick exterior. The … Read more