At the 15-year anniversary of her original Caesars deal, Celine Dion remains a singular Strip star - Las Vegas Weekly
Celine (concert residency) - Wikipedia
Celine Dion leaves Las Vegas a winner – Orange County Register
Celine Dion Sells Sprawling Las Vegas Mansion for $30 Million | Architectural Digest
Dion returns to recession-hit Vegas with new show – The Denver Post
Celine (concert residency) - Wikipedia
CELINE DION DELAYS OPENING OF NEW LAS VEGAS SHOW AT THE RESORTS WORLD THEATRE DUE TO MEDICAL REASONS | Resorts World Las Vegas
Singer Celine Dion Sells Las Vegas Mansion for a Whopping $30 Million- Las Vegas Property Management
Celine Dion performs at Caesars Palace hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 30, 2006. The singer has a more than $100 million contract to perform at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas
Celine Dion Las Vegas Residency | Las Vegas Direct
Celine Dion ending Las Vegas residency after eight years - CBS News
When Celine Dion broke down on stage singing 'All By Myself' weeks after losing her... - Smooth
Due to Extraordinary Ticket Demand, Celine Dion Announces More Show Dates for Her Headliner Engagements at the Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas | Resorts World Las Vegas
Celine Dion remains at the top among Strip stars after 15 years from her first contract with Caesar's Palace hotel - All Las Vegas Deals
Celine Dion's record-breaking Las Vegas numbers revealed as she ends residency | Globalnews.ca
Celine Dion Las Vegas residency, world tour delayed | Kats | Entertainment | Entertainment Columns
Celine Dion: Queen of the modern Las Vegas residency | Fox News
Celine Dion agreed to a five-year contract extension at Caesars Palace two years ago, according to a Montreal newspaper. | Las Vegas Review-Journal
Celine Dion: Queen of the modern Las Vegas residency | Fox News
Celine Dion Delays New Las Vegas Residency for Medical Reasons
Céline Dion Reveals She's Leaving Las Vegas for an Album & Tour – SheKnows
Celine Dion's Las Vegas Residencies Made an Impressive $681 Million
How Celine Dion Changed Las Vegas—and Then the Music Industry as We Know It
