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| She was smart with many great quotes like, "It takes a lot of money to look this cheap." lol |
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| The Backwoods Barbie Doll Dolly |
At dollypartonsamerica.com, thanks to Jad Abumrad of Radio Lab, there is a 9-part series of interviews on America's favorite bra owner, The Dali Parton, Goddess of Kindness, a kind of cultural icon and bodhisattva (a "being destined for enlightenment/awakening" by the marriage of compassion and wisdom) for the benefit of us all. Feminist, activist, Buddhist Rebecca Solnit says it quite well:
- The greatest bodhisattva (savior being) in Buddhism is the all-lovable Kwan Yin (Guanyin, Chenrézik, Kannon). Because she's wise? No. Because she's compassionate.
- Why we will always love Dolly Parton | The Criterion Collection
- ‘A new world is being born’: author Rebecca Solnit on the ‘slow revolution’ the far right cannot tolerate : r/Fauxmoi
- Nina Simons: What a gorgeous honoring of the magnificent... | FB
- a tale of two dollys - by Jenn Romolini - extended scenes
- Dolly Parton posed for Playboy in 1978 and inverted its entire formula | Thought Catalog
- Dolly Parton made Playboy history with her iconic 1978 cover (Men's Journal)
- Beyond Rhinestones: The True Story of Dolly Parton (Untold Stories of Amazing Personalities) by Sophie Hill
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| Who cares about this American singer? She's just a singer! Or was she much more? (FB) |
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| In praise of Dolly Parton, 1946-2026, our Goddess of Kindness (Rebecca Solnit) |
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Dolly Parton, the "unicorn of unicorns"
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| How many authors can capitalize? |
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| His Holiness is ready to return in the body of a hot Western woman like he said: Dolly Lama? |
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