French singer Bilal Hassani poses during a photo session in Paris on July 22, 2026. With an electro vibe and neon highlights, Bilal Hassani is back with "Bonsoir Paris," an album that revisits the iconic phrase from his early days on the interneta phrase that has become the signature of an uninhibited artist who seamlessly blends dance and freedom. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

French singer Bilal Hassani poses during a photo session in Paris on July 22, 2026. With an electro vibe and neon highlights, Bilal Hassani is back with "Bonsoir Paris," an album that revisits the iconic phrase from his early days on the interneta phrase that has become the signature of an uninhibited artist who seamlessly blends dance and freedom. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

French singer Bilal Hassani poses during a photo session in Paris on July 22, 2026. With an electro vibe and neon highlights, Bilal Hassani is back with "Bonsoir Paris," an album that revisits the iconic phrase from his early days on the interneta phrase that has become the signature of an uninhibited artist who seamlessly blends dance and freedom. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP via Getty Images)

French singer Bilal Hassani poses during a photo session in Paris on July 22, 2026. With an electro vibe and neon highlights, Bilal Hassani is back with "Bonsoir Paris," an album that revisits the iconic phrase from his early days on the interneta phrase that has become the signature of an uninhibited artist who seamlessly blends dance and freedom. (Photo by Joel Saget / AFP via Getty Images)

French singer Bilal Hassani poses during a photo session in Paris on July 22, 2026. With an electro vibe and neon highlights, Bilal Hassani is back with "Bonsoir Paris," an album that revisits the iconic phrase from his early days on the interneta phrase that has become the signature of an uninhibited artist who seamlessly blends dance and freedom. (Photo by JOEL SAGET / AFP via Getty Images)

Brent Allen, a cousin of late US singer-songwriter Dolly Parton, smiles while talking to a reporter at a bar in Sevierville, Tennessee on August 25, 2026. Dolly Parton, the American country music singer who rose from poverty in Tennessee to become a US cultural giant with hits like "Jolene" and "9 to 5," has died at 80. Parton and her 11 brothers and sisters grew up in severe poverty, and Brent Allen, one of her cousins, said much of the region, even though it remains poor, has been transformed by Parton's relentless work and philanthropy. He recalled how generous Parton was with her time whenever she gathered with him and other relatives for family reunions, celebrations, and funerals. But what struck him was how her "salt-of-the-earth" persona could help so many people and bring so many Americans together, regardless of their socio-political beliefs. "I hope Dolly is our generation's Mother Teresa," Allen said. "She made everybody feel like they were special." (Photo by A.M. Stewart / AFP via Getty Images)

Brent Allen, a cousin of late US singer-songwriter Dolly Parton, sings karaoke at a bar in Sevierville, Tennessee on August 25, 2026. Dolly Parton, the American country music singer who rose from poverty in Tennessee to become a US cultural giant with hits like "Jolene" and "9 to 5," has died at 80. Parton and her 11 brothers and sisters grew up in severe poverty, and Brent Allen, one of her cousins, said much of the region, even though it remains poor, has been transformed by Parton's relentless work and philanthropy. He recalled how generous Parton was with her time whenever she gathered with him and other relatives for family reunions, celebrations, and funerals. But what struck him was how her "salt-of-the-earth" persona could help so many people and bring so many Americans together, regardless of their socio-political beliefs. "I hope Dolly is our generation's Mother Teresa," Allen said. "She made everybody feel like they were special." (Photo by A.M. Stewart / AFP via Getty Images)

SEVIERVILLE, TENNESSEE - AUGUST 25: James E. Gambrel pays his respects at a statue of Dolly Parton situated on the lawn of the Sevier County Courthouse on August 25, 2026 in Sevierville, Tennessee. The beloved country and crossover music superstar died after a brief battle with cancer, according to a statement by representatives today. She was 80. (Photo by Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images) ***BESTPIX***