📰 Dolly Parton altered Playboy bunny outfit for magazine cover to respect religious fans: author
Dolly Parton, a beloved country singer, considered her religious fanbase when agreeing to pose for Playboy in 1978. Her manager assured her that Playboy was a classy magazine for the interview, but she requested alterations to the costume to avoid revealing too much. Parton expressed initial concerns about potential backlash from her fans but ultimately decided to go through with the shoot, viewing it as cute and off-the-wall. Lawrence Grobel, the journalist who interviewed her, described her as funny, charming, and flirtatious in his diary entries. Parton later reflected on the Playboy cover shoot, stating that while she was comfortable with the photos, she drew the line at nudity. She also mentioned a desire to do another Playboy cover at 75 to honor her late husband, Carl Dean, who had always supported her. Parton shared a video of herself in a black bunny costume to celebrate Dean’s birthday after his passing, highlighting their enduring love and his appreciation for her. Despite her iconic status, Parton has never seen herself as a sex symbol and prefers to maintain her unique style without feeling the pressure to be conventionally sexy.
📰 Meghan Markle in talks with Netflix after ‘reputation nosedive’ leaves her future ‘dubious’: experts
Meghan Markle, on her 44th birthday, is speculated to be in talks with Netflix to extend her partnership for her lifestyle brand, As Ever. Despite the mixed reviews of her lifestyle series, “With Love, Meghan,” which attracted over 5 million viewers, the possibility of a third season remains uncertain. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s $100 million Netflix deal is expected to expire in September, with experts suggesting a shift in Netflix’s business strategy away from large multi-project agreements. Negotiations are reportedly ongoing between Meghan and Netflix for a potential new deal, with opinions divided on her future prospects and the success of her brand. Meghan’s focus on expanding her lifestyle brand and potential collaborations with Netflix are seen as key strategies for her future endeavors.
📰 Padma Lakshmi ‘hasn’t lost her touch’ as fans praise her hot pink bikini photos
Padma Lakshmi, a model and TV host, shared photos on Instagram of herself in a hot pink bikini at the beach, along with a playful video of her and her dog, Divina. Fans praised her timeless beauty and confidence. In a previous interview, Lakshmi discussed her body image and sexual peak, expressing pride in her confidence and independence from others’ opinions. She reflected on her conservative upbringing and how she has overcome fears and expectations regarding her body. Lakshmi emphasized her current confidence and self-love, embracing her scars and marks as part of her journey and encouraging others to do the same.
📰 Loni Anderson, ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ star, dead at 79
Loni Anderson, known for her role in “WKRP in Cincinnati,” has passed away at the age of 79 after a prolonged illness. Her family announced her death, expressing their heartbreak. Anderson had a successful career spanning over four decades, appearing in various TV shows and films. She reflected on embracing her status as a sex symbol following her role in “WKRP in Cincinnati.” Anderson and her late husband Burt Reynolds made peace before his death, prioritizing their son Quinton. She was remembered as a talented and beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
📰 Welsh singer Dave Edmunds ‘died’ in wife’s arms before miraculous revival following cardiac arrest
Welsh singer-songwriter Dave Edmunds was hospitalized after a major cardiac arrest, with his wife, Cici, detailing the harrowing experience on Facebook. Despite being informed that Dave was “gone,” Cici refused to give up and urged for a miraculous intervention to save her husband. Dave was resuscitated by medical professionals after being declared dead, but he suffered brain damage and memory loss. Cici expressed gratitude for the support and prayers from well-wishers, acknowledging the challenging journey ahead for Dave’s recovery. Dave’s musical career, including his time with Love Sculpture in the 1960s and his solo album “Rockpile” in the 1970s, was briefly mentioned in the article.
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