Plans are underway to Celine Dion's return to his home in the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, but because it is now is not likely to resume until May instead of the expected date of March preceding two stars are added to the alignment.
In a passage of the baton as Shania Twain her two-year residency in Las Vegas ends on December 13, expect the first of the two ads star to perform.
The first will involve a "superstar country with a myriad of No. 1 hits," and that's a guessing game triggering rumors about the possibility of several stars, including a major focus on a series of concerts by Taylor Swift Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton.
"The identity will be revealed before Shania leaves town," I said when I checked into the rumors. "Shania will welcome her to the Coliseum."
The second star will be announced in early January. That announcement was scheduled in Los Angeles for the next two weeks, but now the music artist has decided he wants to travel to Las Vegas to do it in person and media interviews selection.
I had heard from reliable sources that despite some good news about the Battle husband Rene Angelil Celine cancer, there has been a retreat and she has decided that she needs the extra two months to continue caring for him.
Rene was discovered in a poker tournament last week, but Venetian "frail, with significant weight loss." He has been battling throat cancer and underwent another surgery this year.
Shania returns to Caesars, Dec. 6 for his last six shows of his two-year residency. She plans to finish recording their new album and hit the road on tour, as I said in our latest exclusive sitdown interview. You will be able to see part of it in my appearance on the Oprah Winfrey "Where Are They Now" to air on OWN Nov. 30.
The night before his last show on December 13, Shania host a party for her Shania Kids Can Foundation. She will be on hand to discuss the program and customize items won in the silent auction. Proceeds from the event will benefit the SKC program here in North Las Vegas, which started in Tom Williams Elementary School.
The landscape of Las Vegas entertainment gets a new important aspect for the year 2015 starting tonight with the premiere of Billy Hufsey soft opening of "Celebrity Icons" at Planet Hollywood.
Then the former "Baywatch" and "Fantasia" in Luxor star Angelica Bridges joins him in his show "Hollywood grenades" at the same theater of Sin City at Planet Hollywood. Come back Tuesday for our interview with the hot and sexy redhead who plays the role of "Poison Ivy" in the new television series "Bat Girl".
Then, December 16 marks the first performances of "Showstoppers Steve Wynn" in their Encore Theater in the Wynn. It has set the grand opening of its cast of over 60 musicians, dancers and singers for December 20. I have been told that the impressive Broadway costumes arrive just before Thanksgiving so that rehearsals can begin December 1.
Two sex shows are on the way early next year: "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus Live!" It has already been seen by over 1 million people in Europe. It premiered in February in North Carolina history starring Peter theatrical comedy.
He says: - First published in 1992, scanning of John Gray, of the difference between "It's a great recipe for a night out a little story mixed with comedy and a pinch of sage wisdom of successful book." the sexes has sold over 50 million copies and been translated into 40 languages.
The second show is a current Off-Broadway hit ". Sex Tips for Straight Women from a gay man" is also based on a book of the same name written by Dan Anderson. Actor Jason Michael Snow explains the show in this YouTube video.
In February, we should be welcoming the "Duck Dynasty" throw in the Rio Corona Theatre for the premiere of the "Duck Commander Family Musical," based on the rise of the star of the TV family fame Willie Robertson and wife Korie wrote about his book "How is faith, family and the Ducks built a dynasty."
So it's a case of saying sad farewells and warm greetings as new shows and stars take the place of family members who have called Las Vegas home for a while. We will miss you, but also know that the entertainment scene is in good hands, solid to bring in the New Year.
Robin Leach has been a journalist for over 50 years and has spent the past decade giving readers the inside scoop on Las Vegas, the world's premier platinum park.
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