Now as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the wild northwest that challenge of the Yukon It's Yukon King swiftest and strongest lead dog the Northwest Lacing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Monod police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers Gold gold discovered in the Yukon a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches Back to the days of the gold rush bringing you the adventures of sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon The city was teeming with gold seekers Many of whom sought to get gold by taking it from those who had laboriously worked their claims to get it One of the former type was a much feared leader of a small group of bandits Frank Marlowe Marlowe and his gang were ruthless and struck wherever they were certain of getting plenty of gold Hey, hey, look, it's Frank Marlowe. He's got his gang Prospectors bringing in their take from claims along the El Dorado were not safe from Marlowe even in broad daylight You must be Frank Marlowe. You won't get away with it. I said hand over your gold. I won't do it Yes, we have to get rough and take it out a little bit. No, you don't know man. We're not safe in their own cabins Somebody come in here. Yeah, they're just in time for some hot grub. I'll see who it is From your claim to pass we get it. Sure. It's all a bit honest. It better be Now get your partner out to your dog sled and be in your way Set fire to the cabin in me. I'll teach others. We've been busy I was a few days later when Inspector Martin of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police Greeted Sergeant Preston as he entered the inspector's headquarters at Selkirk Sergeant you made good time getting here from Whitehorse. Yes, King and I came to Selkirk as soon as I got to a message I knew it must be something important. It is Sit down, Sergeant. Thank you, sir. I'll get right to the point a Gang headed by a man named Frank Marlowe has been terrorizing the prospectors around Dawson I've heard of Marlowe Marlowe and his bunch have openly and brazenly killed and robbed time after time during the past few weeks They have to be stopped and I want you and King to see that they are I'll send a couple of men along with you. Why, uh, we'd rather try it alone Inspector We need help we're calling Constable Miller in Dawson. All right Just as you say but one way or another I want Frank Marlowe. Well, do our best, sir He's a killer Sergeant mean unruthless. He won't hesitate to shoot a mounted policeman any more than he would anyone else. I see sir Thing and I will leave right away for Dawson. Good And good luck to both of you. Something tells me you're going to need it Sergeant Preston left Selkirk and traveling with his dog sled along the ice-covered Yukon River He and King made record time in their run to Dawson City Upon his arrival he went to the office of Dawson's small but growing newspaper the Klondike nugget and talk to the editor You mean to say that the Royal Northwest Mounted Police headquarters has sent only one man to hunt down Frank Marlowe and his gang I have my dog King with me. Well, I have to admit I've heard a lot about you and that dog of yours, Sergeant But I'm afraid you've taken on more than you could chew You think you and King can get Marlowe and his gang of cutthroat. Maybe we have it will make a try at it anyway Well, here's some news clippings about the whole ups and killings by Marlowe and his gang Thanks, I'll look them over and get an idea of how the gang works. And if there's any more I can do just let me know Sergeant It'll be a big day around here when Frank Marlowe is caught. Thanks. Maybe I'll need to help later. Come on King Sergeant Preston went to the cabin he and King were sharing with another officer Constable Roy Miller The two men checked over the copies of the newspaper carefully Then Sergeant Preston made an observation Roy. I noticed something that may be of help to us. What's that Sergeant? Well, for instance, look here this news items as The Imperial Cafe has done landslide business the last few days since the boat from St. Michael arrived that issue came out several weeks ago Yes, it was about that time that Marlowe and his gang rated that cafe say that's right And there's an item in this issue that tells about two prospectors making a gold strike a claim 23 on El Dorado Couple of days later. They were held up by Marlowe and their cabin burned in other words Marlowe watches a newspaper for items like that Then he and the gang strike. That's right, Roy I wondered how he always seemed to strike or he was sure to get gold I began to think he had a spy or two around Dawson to tip him off. That's possible too We've tried every way to track him down, but we haven't been successful That's why we sent the Selkirk and ask for you and King. Well, do our best to find Marlowe. They're smart sergeant They always travel on well-beaten trails so that we haven't been able to track them. That's why I hope King will come in handy If King once gets the scent of Marlowe one of his men the rest would be fairly easy That is King could follow their trail to their hideout. Oh, maybe so But unless you knew ahead of time where they'd strike and had King there to catch the scent There's no way he could I've done a bit of thinking Roy Perhaps we can fix things so that Marlowe will hit at a certain place that we do know about How would you do that through the newspaper the editor will cooperate with us? I know I'll go over there now and arrange things Come on King. I'll see you later Roy.  Yeah, I got news. All right. It isn't good Frank. What do you mean? You ever hear a sergeant Preston and his dog sure who hasn't the last time I heard he was a white horse Well, he isn't there now. He's in Dawson City, and he's got the dog with him He come here just to get us. That isn't so good Frank. I've heard about that mountain he's doing. Yeah, so why? You know, maybe it's time. We got out of this neck of the woods Frank.  Well, if you have heard some of the eyes they tell about a money in his dog The old side who's up here that you can't tell lots of stories just to pass a time sure Frank But even you and I have heard about that Mountie Preston. All right, so we've heard about him I'll him and that dog go around taking down cooks others can't catch But we're smarter than most we're really smart We won't pull any more jobs while that mountain dog and Dawson city You want your share of everything, but you don't want to take the risks, huh?  Yeah here look at that headline Clondack nuggets your lamp based in the gold commissioners office for the way the handle claims, huh? Here's something what another strike listen It's a charcoal mix strike a math Isaac Creek newcomer. Yeah, listen Says less Breen who stick to claim on bonanza just two weeks ago reports the claim is beginning to pay off Well and expects to bring in plenty of raw gold by the end of this weekend Breen's claim is number 42 Lucky for us you mean you mean we're going after Breen's gold with that Mountie in town right that 42 claim on bonanza is about 20 miles at the creek from town Who won't even have to go through Dawson city just take the cost trail from here We'll go after Breen's gold on Saturday the day it started the Dawson with his weekly take According to what the paper says we'll get a nice pile of gold in spite of sergeant Preston that dog is The following day sergeant Preston with King leading the dog team moved along the well-beaten trail up bonanza Creek Accompanied by Constable Roy Miller We'll soon be in plain 42 sergeant what sort of a tab is less Breen Roy. He's an old sourdough. I met in Whitehorse few months ago He'd be insulted if you read that item saying he's a chitchat and mighty surprised to read that he made a strike We'll explain when we see him. Are you sure he'll cooperate with us? Sure. He and I are good friends He'll do what he can to help us That's the camp in just a head good. Hope things work out as we planned We're going inside See you brought another Monday way less This is a sergeant Preston by the major less There's a mighty fine dog you got there sergeant. Thanks. That's King. Come in out of the cold You are this way constable. I'll let sergeant Preston explain less We want you to help us catch Marlowe and his gang Marlowe and his gang you say That's right We took the liberty of putting an item in the Dawson papers saying that less Breen at your charcoal I've made a strike here at claim 42 me at your charcoal. Oh, I have been working claims in the Yukon territory. Yeah. Yeah, we know less But it's more usual for the paper to make a front page item about a chichaco making a strike And we wanted to be sure Marlowe saw that item. That's right Constable Miller is going back to town that King and I are going to stay here with you I feel certain Marlowe will read that item and we'll come here with his gang to rob you of your take If and when they do come they'll be in for a big surprise Giving sergeant Preston and King at less Breen's cabin to wait for Marlowe and his gang Constable Miller returned to Dawson City after promising to return that night It was late afternoon when he entered the cafe in Dawson to pick up what news he could As the constable walked to the bar Bill and Lou Marlowe's men were talking to a sourdough Are you sure about that mister? Yep? I'm sure all right Dawson paper don't usually print things that are true can't help that Let's breeze no more with your Chaco and I am why we work the claim together now under a year and a half ago near Whitehorse And three months ago. Let's take the claim up on bonanza. I just got the Dawson city yesterday And I got a surprise when I read that writing about less than a paper and you don't really believe you really made a strike Is that it no pie dough? No sourdough like less Breen is going to tell any newspaper He made a strike before he got his take into town and staked out more land He'd know that if work got out like that They'd maybe be a stamp either to snow him under all the land around claim 42 has already been staked out So there won't be any stampede up there. Oh, hello constable I guess you ought to know about that seems like I saw you heading up bonanza trail this morning with another mounting. Oh, yeah We had business up there. That sure was a fine dog yet with you But the finest and biggest I've seen you con Only man.  Well, maybe it was well, I guess we got to be going. See you later, mister Oh What do you make of it though? There's something fishy about the whole thing seems to me That's sourdough said he saw Preston and his dog going up the bonanza trail this morning with the constable I saw the constable come into town a little while ago alone. Well, I figure Preston's still up there Maybe it brings place That stuff in the paper might have been a plan to get Frank and us to go up there. Hey, that's right What are you stopping for? Constable seemed a little upset when he heard that sourdough talking And but what are we leaving the cafe for? Maybe if we hung around a little longer, we'd heard more. I don't have to hear any more Like I said the constable seemed to be upset I noticed he looked around at the crowd is it to see if anyone was listening to that old sourdough talking What do you think the constable will do well? I don't know We'll wait here and watch for him to come out of the cafe And we will follow him and see what he does and about the boss There'll still be time enough to tell Frank Marlowe about what we heard later on a Short time later constable Miller left the cafe and walked down the street Bill's guests had been right and the constable was worried about what the sourdough had said with so many men around to hear Miller was experienced enough to know that if one of Marlowe's gang had overheard He and Sergeant Preston and perhaps less brain and the editor who would help plan the trap would meet with plenty of trouble He glanced back now and then as he walked But since the main street of Dawson City was fairly crowded with men. He couldn't tell whether he was being followed or not Finally he entered the newspaper office Didn't expect to see you something go wrong not actually but I'm afraid something might go wrong An old sourdough at the cafe brought out the fact that less brain isn't a choco that he's been up here for over a year Oh, that's not so good. That's right. It isn't Moreover, he brought out the fact that no experienced prospector like Breen will go around talking about a strike before he brought his take into town At least right about that. I know You'll be on your guard Anyone comes in questioning you cover up somehow. Where are you going to be? I'm gonna get my dogs and sled and head out to Breen's cabin to warn Sergeant Preston that Marlowe might be wise to the trap I'll get along now But remember to stick to your guns if you're questioned Constable Miller left the editor and went to his cabin then with this dog sled. He started out along the Bonanza trail He didn't know that two of Marlowe's men Bill and Lou followed along behind him The Constable is making good time along the hard-packed trail As he and his dog team approached a point where a cross trail from Beaver Creek joined the Bonanza trail He halted the team for a short rest It was at that moment that a shot rang out and Constable Miller fell to the ground wounded Get up to the shoulder. Yeah, that was a good shot if I do say so myself. Why'd you want to shoot him Bill? I don't figure it out. Well, I got to thinking He told Preston that the old sourdough at the cafe was telling everyone that that story about claim 42 was phony Preston might come back to Dawson. What if he did? Preston don't hear about it. He'll stay where he is That'll give Frank and us a chance to pull a job in Dawson Especially with both him and the Constable out of the way We'll put the Constable on his own sled now and take him over to our cabin here. Help me lift it As the night wore on and Constable Miller didn't return to the cabinet claim 42 Sergeant Preston became worried Miller should have been back here a long ago less it's after midnight. Well, I said he'd be back early I think I'll take King and go down the trail away to meet him. I'll leave my dog team here Just as you like I'll feel better anyway getting some pressure. How about it King? All right, follow believe right now and go to meet the Constable With King running ahead of him Sergeant Preston set out down the Bonanza trail King ran beyond where the cross trail during the one they were following then he stopped Sniffing the ground and barking inside Sergeant Preston knew that King was trying to tell him he had found a familiar scent For a moment the sergeant was puzzled then it came to him must be Constable Miller's sent you picked up fellow But I don't understand At that moment Sergeant Preston noticed a dark stain in the snow He stood looking down at it for a moment then realizing what it meant. He turned to King King Fine Constable Miller The intelligent dog whined and barked as he moved slowly down trail with his nose to the hard-packed snow Then turning he moved back toward where Preston stood waiting Then though the Constable sent stop suddenly at the junction of the two trails King recognized the strong scent of Roy Miller's dog team and with a yelp of satisfaction The great dog started out along the cross trail It was well after midnight when Bill and Lou arrived at the cabin where Frank Marlowe and the other member of the gang Joe were waiting Bill called to the dog team to stop I guess Frank and Joe will be surprised if what we brought with us Bill Monty's still unconscious. Let me take him inside. All right Well, what do you know he's come to remind trying to talk Constable We're gonna take you inside the Marlowe. You can do your talking to him Marlowe I guess this much sure sure now. Come on. We'll take you in come on I can walk you help me up there. Never mind. We've got you all right. I can open the door. I think Who's there put him on the car here sure That's it who's that's brought you glad you're still up Frank That's a Mali the Constable from town Where you fools why did you brought him here? Well, you've done to him that ain't good Frank and him being the constable of Dawson City He'll be missed. I take it easy both of you when you hear what we found out and what I figured out Well, we'll wait and go ahead and tell us we found out that claim 42 on bananas is owned by an old sourdough He's had it for about three months the papers said it's a charcoal got a two weeks ago and just made never mind what the papers said That story in a paper was only a plan never mind, but me look What an explanation from Belle so better talk fast and give it to me straight. All right now Here's what we heard in town. We met an old sourdough from white horse at the cafe in Dawson City He knew that fellow less green well He said that Bill told Frank Marlowe all that had been heard at the cafe concerning less green Now the opinion the sourdough had given about the fact that if Breen had made a strike he wouldn't have told about it Also, Bill told of the Constable coming in and taking part in the conversation When he mentioned that the Constable and Sergeant Preston had gone to Breen's place together and that the Constable was on his way back when they shot him Frank interrupted. I want to know why you shot him and brought him here Don't you get it Frank? Like I said that story was a plan in the paper to get us to go to claim 42 so they could grab us I figure with the Constable here and Preston and these dogs still waiting over there Why it leaves the way wide open for us to strike somewhere else See what you mean now Bill That was darn good thinking that that look Frank as far as I'm concerned I still think it was a mistake to bring this Constable here that Sergeant Preston isn't anybody's fool What do you mean by that? Well, yeah, don't expect them to wait forever for the Constable to get out to that cabin Do you? Well, once I agree with one of your crooks Sergeant Preston will wait on me so long Then he'll know that something's happened here Or maybe you will but then you'll go all the way in the Dawson City looking for you You just won't be able to find you that's all that's what you think He knew I was to go out to the cabin at claim 42 Anyway, the newspaper editor will tell him He knows I left for there You can't get away with all this Sooner or later, you'll be caught by Sergeant Preston.  I know we'll find me I I know I told you to shut it up, Bill You'll get what's coming to him soon enough Double with you is you let us you happen get on your nerves what he said about that Mountie Frank Suppose Preston does start out hunting for the Constable like he said the newspaper editor knows and somebody Dawson City to take care of him Anyway, he's got something coming for helping Preston try to trap us About time we all got away from here make good use of what time we have what are you gonna do about this money plenty First Lou you go outside on hitches dogs then scatter them sure right away the bell Don't you tie that money's hands and feet? That way we'll take him out back and toss him under a snow bank nature will take care of the rest of it. Well, oh What do you want? I'm wounded in the shoulder. I can't harm you now You do what you say. I'll I'll freeze to death That's right. You will All right get busy you two in time. All right Frank. I'll get some roll hide that's hanging on the nail over here You'll be sorry for this shut up Louie's having the time to have to scatter the money's dogs.  I got his hands tied Well, I get my park on you two take him out back like I said, no, I'll wait a minute I want to go along the shoe. He's well covered by the snow Get you that's on to Joe We'll be going in the doors and after this business is finished. All right What's keeping Lou outside? I'll have those dogs scattered, but now yeah, that's right Oh King had been waiting behind Preston for just such an order And may prevail who would grab for his gun such a night. I have a shoulder wound.  Oh He's a wonderful dog. All right. I got here just as one of the killers came outside and so I don't hit your dog team Can't jump him. He's tied up out there. Yeah, I should have known that dog would mix things up for us That's what he did Mano. I arrest you and your gang in the name of the Queen Thanks to you King. I can say that the case of the Marlowe gang is closed Those are created and produced by George W. Trendall directed by Fred flower day and supervised by Charles D. Livingston The part of sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. This is j. Michael wishing you good bye. Good luck and good health. So long


This is George Gilbert from theCUBE. We're at the San Jose Convention Center at the At Scale Conference. I'm with Nate Schloss from Facebook and we're talking about the mobile web. Nate, tell us a little about what you work on at Facebook and give us the little context for the talk you gave and some of the things we should know about where the mobile web's going. Yeah, so I'm on the notifications team at Facebook. A lot of my work lately has been around using JavaScript service workers to bring native features that generally only exist on like native web clients to the mobile web. So push notifications is an example of something we've recently built that it's generally a native feature but we've been able to build it on the mobile web for people using mobile browsers. Okay, so for IT, mainstream IT that is trying to filter down all this knowledge that's coming out of these leading edge companies and the practices you're pioneering, tell us some of the other things that if they've struggled with writing native apps, what are some of the other things that are migrating down to the mobile web that they should be aware of? So there's this new kind of paradigm on the web now called JavaScript service workers which are basically like pieces of code that exist outside of the web page and can kind of like they persist like native code would persist. So you can do a lot of like really interesting things. They act kind of like a client side proxy. So a lot of like the performance benefits you would get from native app by like having data on the app, you can get that from a JavaScript service worker and you also get things like push notifications and a lot of the other benefits that you would get by having native code. So you can use like if you're deciding like whether or not to build an app, if you already have a lot of skilled web developers, a good solution could be just to use like JavaScript service workers and like take advantage of a lot of native features without relearning a whole new skill set. Okay, so let me see if I can replay that in language that traditional developers might be more comfortable with. So when they built graphical web apps, they borrowed concepts that we used in the client server and even in the desktop era where you had the graphical view, you had controllers and you had this abstract thing called model behind it, like what's the spreadsheet? And then here's a view of your part of it. Would this be like a return to that where instead of having some of it over the network where you have a delay in getting to it, you're putting some of these components in JavaScript back on the client? Definitely, you can probably think of it as a bit of a controller, maybe kind of some model there too. But yeah, it's definitely like it's code that persists, it's not the view, but it's like code that lives in the background and like can run the app or website. Okay, so we know that actually Facebook had some challenges in their early implementation of mobile client using HTML5. There was some performance challenges. So what's changed since then? Because it's very snappy now and is this related to some of the technologies you're talking about that would be of relevance to others building mobile web apps? So the things we did, like Facebook rewrote the apps to be native, that's not the stuff I'm talking about. The stuff I'm talking about is more like new technologies that didn't exist back when Facebook was initially building our mobile apps. But it's things that people can do on the mobile web now to get a lot of the benefits that native apps give. It's still not everything, like you can still like make like a much faster native app, but it's getting like a lot closer to all the features that are available on native for the mobile web. Would this include access to the low level hardware, like the camera and other sensors and things like that that it's always been difficult to get to without native? So I think the long term plan is yes, service workers aren't there yet, but I do believe that eventually the idea is to get like most of the native features available on the mobile web. So it's not really like you have to go build a native app to like get everything. Like I can just navigate to a website and have to download something and still get all of the advantages I would get by like having an app. So from the perspective of IT, this would be the best of both worlds having sort of mobile app like experiences but having all the infrastructure that the web is built up over 10, 20 years like search and indexing and everything like that. Yeah, exactly. You can reuse a normal web stack and like everything that you already like know and have built and get most of the advantages you would get by having native app. Okay, very interesting. So are you pioneering this because Apple and Google don't want to or is Google doing this because they would like to return things to their sort of web native home? What's the dynamics of the different companies trying to build these platforms? So I mean ultimately like we're working with like the people who are working on the new standards for service workers and stuff like that generally just to make a better experience for users. If like the website's faster, if you like can just like load it quicker you get push notifications on it. Overall like everybody wants what's best for users and building like more like native capabilities into web browsers is going to enable that. So would we see this as a, it's almost like instead of going to WWDC, the Apple developer conference in June of every year, people would start going to this web native conference and that might serve multiple platforms. So I think they compliment, at least like with the state of the world right now they compliment each other really nicely. Like they're not really like fighting against each other. Like native apps serve somewhat of a different purpose than like the mobile web does right now. And you still can't do everything with service workers that you can do with the native app. Who knows how like stuff will evolve, but for at least like the foreseeable future like things are going to be like very complimentary towards each other. And how should we look at that complementarity? What are the distinguishing characteristics of each? So it depends. I mean like the mobile web obviously like you don't have, the barrier entry is a lot lower. People generally have web stacks. People generally like have developers who know how to develop for the web. Getting to a website is easy. You don't have to download an app. Like it's really easy from like the user and everybody involved, but you can still do a lot more with the native app. So it's there's still somewhat of a trade-off and we'll see how the lot of this plays out. And is it just as easy to access back-end services? You know whether the Google services or Apple's cloud services? Yeah. I mean a lot of most of these services already like have setups to let websites run on them. I mean they're like fairly good. So using any of these services will be fairly simple. For example, like push on like Google Chrome. It works with GCM, which most like most people already are familiar with GCM because it's like powering native push notifications. Okay. All right. So this is George Gilbert. Thanks for joining.


the best revenge on your ex. Never beg for your ex to not leave you. Never beg for them to come back. Many people may not want to lose their ex and they will be willing to do anything for them. They will tell their ex whatever they want to cure, whatever they think will make them stay. But when you do that they're just going to see you as weak. They're going to see you as a low value person so you need to stay in control of your emotions because getting emotional is not going to make them stay. They might stay for a short period of time if they're a good person and they feel sorry for you but it's never going to be the way it was before. It's never going to be the way it was in the beginning. Not if you're doing things that you didn't do in the beginning. When you first met your ex you didn't beg them to be with you. You didn't argue with them. You didn't act whiny and needy. So when you're begging them to stay that's really the worst thing you can do. They might feel sorry for you but they're not going to have any respect for you. So even if they do come back for a short period of time they're going to have a lot of demands because now they think you need them more than they need you so you're the one who has to cater to them. You're the one who has to make things right if you want to get your ex back. You have to let them go but that's only if you want them to stay.  You are obsessed with a lack of something so you need to find your abundance. Because your ex knows that you're only thinking about them they know you don't want anyone else. They know you don't have any other options. They know they're the most important part of your life and that you depend on them for your happiness. The person who walks away is the one who has the power which is why it would have been better for you if you had walked away before they left you.  It's only when you start to move on that they will suddenly take notice of you but until then you will be heartbroken. You will be depressed. You will want them to come back. You will be reading their old messages. You will be looking at your pictures together and wishing that you could experience that again which can be a very painful thing to go through. It may even make you angry until you start to remember all of the bad things they did to you because when you wanted them to come back you forgot about everything they did. You only remember the good times. You saw them as being perfect because you had a scarcity mindset. You were deprived of love and attention. You were starving so you put them on a pedestal. You saw them as better than they actually are because you weren't afraid of losing them. You weren't afraid of being alone but the best revenge on your ex is when you don't have that mindset when you don't need them when they try to come back to you and you choose to reject them because when you have an abundance mindset they will come back. They will try to make things work with you. They will tell you they love you. They will act like the person they were in the beginning.  They will come back as if nothing has changed but by that point you may have already moved on. You may have met someone else and you may not want to go back to them and that is when you can get the best revenge. You can treat them exactly how they treated you. You can ignore them. You can put your new partner on display. You can put them through the exact same thing that you went through. You can give them a taste of their own medicine but it's not going to make you feel any better because by that point you will have moved on. You're not going to care about them anymore.  Focus on what makes you happy. Instead of focusing on the things that hurt you, the things that brought you down, the only pieces of your past that you need to keep are the lessons you learnt along the way. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonates with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching inquiries. You can email me at coaching.narcsurviver.uk. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Dolly Parton, the iconic country music legend, has captivated audiences around the world for decades with her soul-stirring voice, magnetic stage presence, and timeless beauty. At the age of 77, she continues to defy the sands of time, recently making headlines with her astonishing appearance, performing dressed as a cheerleader for the Dallas Cowboys halftime show. Her iconic look with her towering blonde hair, flashy outfits, and bold makeup will always make Dolly who she is. Dolly has always dared to be different and that might be one of the reasons we all love her so much. She has claimed to hate exercise, love food, and she also gets excited by drugstore makeup. Today, we will explore what Dolly Parton's secrets to aging so well are and what work the superstar may or may not have gotten done over the years. Dolly Parton's story begins in rural Tennessee where she was born in 1946 and emerged as a musical prodigy with a voice that echoed the sounds of the Smoky Mountains. As she ascended to stardom in the late 1960s, Dolly's radiant personality and striking features set her apart. Despite her humble beginnings, her career skyrocketed and she soon became a symbol of unapologetic self-expression and authenticity. On top of her many awards and successes, Dolly's also known for her eclectic look and persona and in an interview she once answered a question about how exactly this came to be. The question was, who does Dolly Parton look like? And the Queen of Country first responded with a laugh and saying a clown. Who does Dolly Parton look like? Well, a clown? Well, on a more serious note, Dolly explained she modeled her look after who they dubbed the town Tramp in her hometown back in the day. She said, this woman that used to walk the streets had all this makeup and hair, high heel shoes.  And I used to say, well, that's what I'm gonna be when I grow up, trash. And that's kinda how I look, but I like to think I'm a little more than that. Over the years, Dolly has been pretty candid about her experiences with cosmetic procedures, openly admitting to enhancements that have contributed to her polished and glamorous appearance. Dolly isn't shy to talk about work she's had done and over the years, the country legend has had a number of surgeries to enhance her looks.   A brow lift is a plastic surgery procedure which improves the look of the forehead, brow area, and area around the eyes by lifting this soft tissue here and skin off the forehead and brow. These results? The results last up to 10 years and the average cost of one of these surgeries would be nearly $10,000. According to her surgeon, Dr. John Grossman, he said about Dolly, she's had her face rejuvenated on a number of occasions, but not a full face lift. So, it appears that aside from the brow lift and an eyelid surgery, Dolly opts for injections to keep her youthful appearance in the face, which would be bow talks and similar options. Not to mention bigger procedures she's had like a rhinoplasty or nose job and a chin operation would have changed the look of her face as well. So, yes, as the years went on, Dolly was more than happy to get cosmetic surgery here and there, but she never lost her dramatic cheekbones, bright eyes, or signature charming smile. And she's had those from the very start. Her surgeon also said about Dolly's breast augmentation. She has a generous bosom which I augmented some years ago. Her cup size was apparently increased with implants to a 40-double D and apparently she even insured her breasts for about $350,000 each, nicknaming them West Virginia and East Virginia. Unfortunately, Dolly was forced to undergo breast reduction surgery in 2004 after having crippling back and shoulder pains. As well as her cosmetic work, Dolly will enhance her looks by adding a full face of makeup, including a lot of blush and bold lipstick. She also loves rocking long fake nails in bright colors. In 2019, Dolly said, It is true that I look artificial, but I believe that I'm totally real. My look is really based on a country girl's idea of glam. I wasn't naturally pretty so I make the most of anything I've got. Either way, we gotta admit the legendary singer looks amazing for her age with her blonde hair, full lips, and defined eyebrows. Another one of Dolly's not-so-secret secrets is that she keeps her makeup on through the night. She said in an interview, I do all my beauty work and cleaning my face in the morning because I usually try to keep my makeup on at night. I never know if there's going to be an earthquake or tornado and a storm and I'm gonna have to go out in the middle of the night. I don't like to go home and just tear down completely because my poor husband has to look at me and in the morning when I get up I start all over again, put on my makeup and then touch it up through the day. Not to mention Dolly's far from a makeup snob. She loves Maybelline makeup and she also said she uses Max Factor's Pan Stick makeup in much of her grown-up years. For night out, she likes to add more eyeshadow, more glitter and a redder or brighter lipstick. Another part of Dolly's exaggerated look is definitely her famous wigs. While her hair is usually full of volume and bleach blonde in color, they're always wigs when she's out in public. She has said in the past while her natural hair is blonde, it wouldn't style the way she wanted it. She said back in 2016, why not just wear wigs? That way I never have a bad hair day. I have a big hair day but not a bad hair day. This way Dolly has a hairstyle she wants all the time. At home, the country icon doesn't wear wigs but she says she keeps her own hair the same bleach blonde color and a little longer than shoulder length. Sometimes tying it up in a scrunchie. Aside from wigs, another thing Dolly doesn't wear at home is sweatpants. The singer said about when she wants to be comfortable.  I call them my baby clothes because they're soft like a baby but I don't wear sweat clothes. Sounds just like something Dolly would say but I don't know if I could get on board with that. I love my sweatpants. With or without plastic surgery, not all of us might reach aging as well as the iconic Dolly Parton. However, she's certainly proven to be a living legend who's not only graced the world with her incredible talent but also embraces aging with candidness and positivity. After wrapping up this before and after video, what was your favorite Dolly era and look over the years? Are any of these tips something you might try in the future? Be sure to let me know down in the comments and don't forget to hit subscribe and turn on your notifications so you never miss a video. Follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in another one. Bye. Trixie Mattel is Brian Michael Furchus' stage name, a singer, actor, and famed drag queen. While Trixie won RuPaul's Drag Race All-Star Season 3, he competed prior to this in Season 7 as well. While Trixie is easily recognized by her extremely contoured makeup and Barbie-like style, her eyes to fame is also marked by her comedy being one half of a comic duo on Weisland, The Trixie and Katya Show, as well as on YouTube's Uh-huh. From the moment the Drag Race star became a fan favorite, the unique way she dolls up her face was always noticed. However, Trixie didn't always do her makeup that way. At the start of her drag career, she painted her face with a more traditional look but got bored and was almost going to quit drag altogether. Luckily, Trixie Mattel realized she had the power to turn her stage persona into whatever she dreamed and began to experiment with different looks that turned her into more of a doll than a human. So today, we're going to look at Trixie's before and after transformation. Brian Michael Furkis was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and is half Ojibwe growing up to a single mother and absent father while later being subjected to emotional and physical abuse from a homophobic stepfather who would call Brian a Trixie when he acted feminine. As you might have guessed, this inspired Brian's future drag name while her last name Mattel was inspired by her affinity for Mattel Barbie dolls and children's toys. Brian moved in with his grandparents at age 15, a period which Trixie speaks about in the 2019 documentary Moving Part. His grandfather was a country musician who taught Brian to play guitar, which is where his fascination with music ultimately began and this was encouraged by his grandfather as well. Trixie later said about this part of their childhood. My grandfather was a folk musician. I grew up playing guitar and singing at the kitchen table with my grandpa. That was in my blood and there was an understanding that I grow up and be a musician. Well, after high school, Trixie attended the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee to study musical theater where she also began dabbling in drag after being introduced to it performing in a production of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Trixie realized that his journey to stardom might move quicker if he put on a dress since his singing career on its own didn't seem as promising to him. Well, the young queen first performed in drag at La Cage Night Club in Milwaukee becoming a regular performer in Milwaukee's drag scene and quickly became a regional staple. Trixie said about this. I was living in Milwaukee and performing three nights a week in Chicago one night in Madison, one night in Milwaukee. Singing wasn't happening, but drag was. I was like, well, music can be my hobby. Drag will be my career and that's okay. I mean, I was dirt broke but I was paying all my bills doing drag and I felt like a real artist. I felt fabulous. Trixie attended beauty school in 2014 before withdrawing to participate in RuPaul's Drag Race. In 2015, the confidence Trixie gained on the local scene inspired her to submit the audition tape for the seventh season of the show where she was accepted on a first attempt. However, showing up to the RuPaul work room, Trixie became a bit unsure because all the competitors appeared to her as much more talented, diverse and experienced than her itself. But nobody would have known of Trixie's anxiety from the boldly debut that she made on Drag Race. Fans fell for Trixie and her Barbie clown makeup at first sight as well as her brilliant comedy. While she was an audience favorite, she was eliminated placing sixth overall but becoming the first queen to last more than one episode after being voted to return to the competition. Since her debut on the series, Trixie performed stand-up comedy tours released a hit album, appeared on American Horror Story and launched the popular web series, Uh-huh and the Trixie and Katya show with her fellow Drag Race co-star Katya. Of course, Trixie further returned to win the third season of RuPaul's Drag Race, all stars in 2018. It's no doubt that Trixie Mattel has her own unique makeup look and she wants you to know it's supposed to be like that. Since debuting her wild contour face on Drag Race, it's since become legendary in the drag community.  Where else on my face could you put more makeup? There's nowhere. If I died tomorrow, I wouldn't want to look back and feel like why didn't I go for a bright lipstick? I went for it every day. While she has one of the most recognizable faces in drag race history, Trixie's face still has gone through some changes over the years. At the beginning of her career, Trixie painted her face in a more traditional way but claimed that she was getting bored with the look and she was even on the verge of quitting drag altogether. However, Mattel realized she could turn her stage persona and look into anything she dreamt of. Moving forward, she began experimenting with different looks that turned her into more of a doll than a person. Trixie said she found inspiration in toys that she always wanted to play with as a kid but was always judged for. Trixie's giant expressive eyes took on the shape of characters from My Little Pony while her silhouette was inspired by Polly Pocket and her extreme contour helped make her look like she was made of plastic like a Barbie. About her look as Trixie, she revealed, I like being Trixie and I like that makeup. I never wanted to be one of those drag queens that is like a chameleon. I wanted to be like Coco Peru or Lady Bunny where you have a consistent look. She also said that her makeup got bigger following her first appearance on Drag Race explaining after Drag Race, I didn't win and I was mad. Everybody who doesn't wing Drag Race thinks it's unfair but I look back and go, oh no, you were awful and you deserved it. But I think I was daring myself to put on more makeup and more makeup. I also got better at it. I got better at placement and being bolder with what the proportions of my features are. A Trixie face is all angles and all balancing. There's a lot on but there's a lot of balance there. According to Trixie, her makeup full face boasts equally extreme lights in dark such as a dark eye contrasted with a light lip or vice versa. Just like your classic makeup look but on steroids. While it's most definitely a look that's helped Trixie stand out from the crowd. Not all our fans. Season 8 queen acid Betty attacked Trixie's look when she popped up on screen for a message to Kim Chee during an episode of the backstage series Untucked.  As you probably know, Trixie Mattel has found a ton of success in her drag career winning the third season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars and then competing on the TV special of RuPaul's Drag Race Hall of Slays Spectacular and winning in a tie with other competitors. In 2020, Trixie released her third album, Barbara to acclaim from Rolling Stone Billboard People Entertainment Weekly and more. She also released a New York Times bestselling book with Katya called Trixie and Katya's Guide to Modern Womenhood and started a podcast with Katya called The Balds in the Beautiful. Some more ventures that came along for Trixie included a spot on the judging panel for the Paramount Plus Queen of the Universe singing competition. The Trixie Mattel won the only music comedy special and then in 2022, Trixie's Discovery Plus reality reno show Trixie Motel debuted. Seeing how successful this queen is, I'm sure the future will bring only more for Trixie but for now that will conclude today's Before and After video. But before we go, answer me this. Do you have a signature makeup look that sets you apart from the rest like Trixie? Let me know in the comments below. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on your notifications. My name is Keira the Vampire Slayer. Follow me on Instagram to chat further and I'll see you all in another video. Bye.