Dolly Parton reacts to Beyonce's cover of her 1973 hit Jolene - and says music icon 'is giving that girl trouble and she deserves it!'.

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Report Overview: The article presents a generally positive view of Beyonce's cover of Dolly Parton's song 'Jolene' and includes reactions from Dolly Parton herself. While the article is mostly factual and reports on the opinions of the individuals involved, there are instances of sensationalism and a misleading headline that slightly detract from its objectivity.

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Sensationalism

Use of hyperbolic or dramatic language to attract attention.

The headline 'Dolly Parton reacts to Beyonce's cover of her 1973 hit Jolene - and says music icon 'is giving that girl trouble and she deserves it!'' uses sensational language that may not accurately reflect the tone of Dolly Parton's reaction.

Rephrase the headline to more accurately reflect Dolly Parton's reaction without sensational language.

Misleading Headline

A headline that does not accurately reflect the content of the article.

The headline suggests a more confrontational or negative reaction from Dolly Parton than what is actually presented in the article.

Adjust the headline to more accurately summarize the content, such as 'Dolly Parton Praises Beyonce's Cover of Jolene'.

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