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What happens on Top of the Pops doesn't apparently stay on Top of the Pops.
With the countdown underway for the release of Cowboy Carter, the superstar hinted at which major moment led her to create her first country album.
1971 was the first year of the Pyramid Stage and the price of entry was literally unbeatable.
The pop star is a vocal advocate for reproductive rights.
The Grammy-winning Flowers singer revealed she had a medical condition.
Though Parton might have made a major reveal, she stopped short of confirming any details.
The song's original lyrics contained the line "Hit the Hague! Then hit the bong!”
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