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American music icon Dolly Parton looks her best no matter what, and for a very good reason. CNN reports that the living legend shared in the latest issue of Marie Claire magazine that she never wants to be caught short if disaster strikes. I have to always stay ready -- street-ready, I always say. I have to be ambulance-ready at all times, if I get sick or something. Dolly Parton Parton joked she even wears high heels when she's at home, cooking, because she needed to be able to reach her cabinets. The living legend is currently making press rounds promoting her holiday album, 'A Holly Dolly Christmas.'
Dolly Parton donates one million dollars for COVID-19 research.
In April, Dolly Parton contributed $1 million to coronavirus research at Vanderbilt University. That research helped produce the Moderna vaccine, which the biotech firm said is 94.5% effective. The vaccine will hopefully effective bat preventing COVID-19, says Business Insider. Parton is a longtime philanthropist as well as a shrewd businesswoman. Now, she may be a part of vaccine history in a time where a vaccine is desperately needed. This is just another example of the ultrawealthy singer's quiet policy work.
Singer-songwriter Dolly Partin donated to Covid-19 research. Partin donated one million dollars to Vanderbilt University less than one month after Covid-19 reached its pandemic status. It's now come to light that this donation partially went on to fund Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine, a vaccine with a high success rate. According to Anthony Fauci, vaccinations could begin a soon as late December. The first groups receiving the vaccine are high-risk individuals but will be made available to everyone in the coming months. "I felt like this was the time for me to open my heart and my hand and try to help," Partin said in her "Today" appearance.
Dolly Parton is in the holiday spirit. The legendary country singer appeared on Sunday's episode of "Today" to talk about her new album, "A Holly Dolly Christmas," and "Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square," a Netflix musical. She didn't shy away from talking about the division in America. She said, "I think we've just become so divided, 'cause people just seem to love to hate," adding "But we need to carry that Christmas spirit of peace on Earth, and loving one another. We need to carry that into the new year." "A Holly Dolly Christmas" is Parton's first holiday album in 30 years, but she says that she's wanted to do one for a long time. Being on lockdown during the pandemic has given her time to write original songs and team up with friends like Miley Cyrus and Jimmy Fallon, who appear on the album. Dolly explained, "We can't save the world, but we can save the world we're living in." She added, "And Lord knows, I hope next year is better than this one."
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