Emily Osment recalls sweet Dolly Parton memory
Emily Osment remembers working with Dolly Parton on Hannah Montana and shared a simple detail that stayed with her. The actress recently reflected on Parton’s kindness and professionalism during her time on the popular Disney Channel series. Osment described the country music icon as warm, punctual and memorable whenever they worked together. “She was so […]
SASKATOON — In the upcoming Canadian Country Music Association Awards, country artist Josh Ross and rising star Cameron Whitcomb emerge as the top nominees, each accumulating seven nominations. The competition will span categories like best male artist and single of the year, although neither is anticipated to grace the stage during tonight's event in Saskatoon.
Whitcomb, known for his stint on "American Idol," finds himself nominated for his track "Options," a poignant exploration of the struggle with alcohol addiction. The ceremony will also feature four artists—Sacha, Madeline Merlo, Tyler Joe Miller, and Brett Kissel—dedicating their renditions to the memory of country music legend Dolly Parton, who passed away from cancer at the age of 80.
Other performances include contributions from Dean Brody, Owen Riegling, The Strumbellas, and Saskatchewan-based talents Tenille Arts, the Hunter Brothers, and Jess Moskaluke. The event, helmed by James Barker Band, will be broadcast on CTV and Crave, kicking off at 8 p.m. ET.
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