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In Short: Sally Field called Dolly Parton's death 'everybody's loss' and said she couldn't choose just one favorite memory of the country icon during an E! interview.
During an exclusive interview at the 2026 Emmys, Sally Field, the Oscar winner, expressed her deep sorrow over the passing of Dolly Parton, describing it as 'everybody's loss.' Field and Parton had been friends for nearly four decades.
Field went on to say that she couldn't pick just one favorite memory of Parton, highlighting the enduring impact Parton had on her life.
Meanwhile, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell honored the memory of those lost on September 11, 2001, and acknowledged the ongoing pain felt by survivors and families.
In other entertainment news, actor Ke Huy Quan shared a touching memory from his childhood in his new memoir, recalling how a $100,000 residual check from the Indiana Jones film series transformed his family's life.
Quan reflected on how that 'small share' of the film's profits became a pivotal moment for his family's future.
What's confirmed
- During an exclusive interview at the 2026 Emmys, Sally Field, the Oscar winner, expressed her deep sorrow over the passing of Dolly Parton, describing it as 'everybody's loss.' Field and Parton had been friends for nearly four decades.
- Field went on to say that she couldn't pick just one favorite memory of Parton, highlighting the enduring impact Parton had on her life.
- Meanwhile, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell honored the memory of those lost on September 11, 2001, and acknowledged the ongoing pain felt by survivors and families.
- In other entertainment news, actor Ke Huy Quan shared a touching memory from his childhood in his new memoir, recalling how a $100,000 residual check from the Indiana Jones film series transformed his family's life.
- Quan reflected on how that 'small share' of the film's profits became a pivotal moment for his family's future.
What's still developing
- “We continue to honor the memory of those we lost on September 11 and the heroes whose courage and sacrifice inspired our nation,” said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
- As the NFL family reflects on this day 25 years later, we remember those who were taken from us and support those who continue to carry the pain of that day.