Dolly Parton Looks Back on How Her Father Would Secretly Clean Her Hometown Statue

Dolly Partonwants everyone to get a little more exercise in the pandemic. In the newApple Fitness+ Time to Walkexperience, which debuts today, she shares stories, photos and songs that users can walk along to. “While many of us feel confined during this time,” she says, “I’m hopeful that people will take a walk down memory lane with me and we can all feel a little more freedom taking the time to walk together.

Dolly Parton on Her Beauty Silver Bullets: 'I Don't Buy for Fame'

Dolly Parton.Photo: Kevin Mazur/GettyDolly Partonrefuses to let her beauty routine break the bank.The country music icon, 76, revealed she looks for effective but affordable skincare products in an interview withInsiderpublished on Sunday.“I don’t think you have to pay a ton of money to have good products,” she said. “Most of the products that cost less are just as good, and sometimes better than the ones that cost a fortune. I don’t buy for fame.

Dolly Parton on Her Vision for the Holidays at Dollywood: 'A Winter Christmas Wonderland'

Photo: Curtis Hilbun/Dollywood When Dolly Parton dreamed up Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas, she wanted to marry the idyllic Hallmark movie Christmas vision with her family’s Appalachian Christmas traditions to create unforgettable holiday memories for guests of all ages. “My hope was that people could come as a family and experience what they fantasize Christmas being,” Parton tells PEOPLE of the holiday celebration, which runs through Jan 2. at her fan-favorite theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

Dolly Parton on How She Deals with Anger: 'I Don't Lose My Temper — I Use My Temper'

Dolly Parton in June 2023.Photo:Mike Marsland/WireImageThe odds of seeingDolly Partonget angry are low — but it happens.The country superstar, known for her sweet and bubbly personality, recently opened up about how she deals with anger in a newinterview with Nancy O’Dell on TalkShopLiveand revealed that she’ll tell somebody off when it’s necessary.“Well, you ain’t going to see [my anger],” said Parton, 77. “I’m just a regular person. I’m not one where I’m one person out here and another [in private].

Dolly Parton on Importance of Reading to Children: 'These Are the Memories That Last Forever'

Dolly Partonis working “9 to 5” to inspire children to read. The country music star, 72, has created aspecial video and playlistto encourage children to explore the art of the written word just in time for YouTube Kids’ global Reading Month. “I believe initiatives like Reading Month in YouTube Kids that encourage kid’s love of reading at an early age are so important,” Parton tells PEOPLE exclusively. “These are the moments when dreams are born and these are the memories that last forever.