Dolly Parton Sealed a Song Away for 2046

Dolly Parton's death set off a week of strange entertainment stories, and film critic Richard Crouse walks through the strangest ones. One involves a song nobody will hear for two decades. The other involves a real house from a Batman movie that could be sold off over an animal problem nobody expected. A Song Nobody Can Hear YetDolly Parton left fans one more song, but it is sealed in a chestnut box that will not open for years, and even Kelly Clarkson wants to dig it up early. Richard also gets into the real Wayne Manor from a Batman film, and why its owners are on the clock over what is living inside the walls. Cocktails Built for a Cartoon CourtroomRichard Crouse reviews Coyote versus Acme, the animated legal comedy nearly shelved for good, then turns bartender for drinks inspired by the Looney Tunes characters themselves. Several use a childhood pantry staple in a way that was never intended. Topics: Dolly Parton, Batman house, Coyote vs Acme, Kool-Aid cocktails, entertainment news GUEST: Richard Crouse | http://richardcrouse.ca Originally aired on 2026-08-27