DION PLANNING HOLLYWOOD-INSPIRED VEGAS SHOWS
CELINE DION is excited about her Las Vegas comeback - she’s planning a "H= ollywood movie tribute" for the lavish shows.
The My Heart Will Go On hitmaker will begin a new three-year residency = at the Caesars Palace theatre in 2011 after her A New Day… show in Sin = City grossed more than $400 million (=C2=A3250 million) between 2003 and = 2007.
Dion wrapped her Taking Chances World Tour last year (09) - and she can= ‘t wait to get back on stage to thrill her fans again.
She tells U.S. talk show host Larry King, "It’s going to be a brand new= show. I’m very excited, again. What’s great about showbusiness, you can = always try to surpass yourself or be the best of yourself (sic) and do so= mething else. We’re not trying to do the Vegas show again. We’re not tryi= ng to do the Taking Chances again. We’re trying to, and we will have a 31= -piece orchestra. We’re going to sing. We’re going to do great music (sic= ), Hollywood movie tribute." The 41 year old is set to perform 70 shows a year for the multi-million= dollar deal, after confessing she struggled with the punishing schedule = for her previous Vegas shows.
And Dion credits her nine-year-old son Rene-Charles with inspiring her = to slow down her working pace.
She adds, "Being in Vegas was hard. I mean, five nights a week for five= years straight. It’s not like, let me do three months and take two weeks= off, and let me do two weeks off and then take six months off. It was co= nstant for five years.
"I’ll work my schedule around my son’s life now. So he’s going to go to= school still. Then when he’s off for summer, Spring Break and Christmas-= time, I will go and perform."
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