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Newsletter Sponsored by Perfumania What Dolly Parton Meant to Us Dolly Parton understood the absurdity of being Dolly Parton. She once entered a Dolly Parton look-alike contest and lost. I love that she was always in on the joke. That was part of her genius. But it isn’t why I’m writing about her. What strikes me is how completely Black people claimed her. She had a permanent invitation to the cookout because her connection to us never felt calculated. Read Article Mocha Man Music Moment...
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We already know music can change our mood, bring back memories, and connect us to specific moments in our lives. New Australian research suggests those connections may also have implications for brain health as we age. A Monash University-led study examined more than 10,800 Australians aged 70 and older. Researchers found that people who reported always listening to music had a 39 percent lower incidence of dementia compared with those who listened less often. Frequent instrument playing was...