Adele cries at final Las Vegas residency show, thanking her son, Rich Paul and Celine Dion
Adele shared gratitude for those closest to her in the final moments of her Las Vegas residency.In an emotional speech,
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Adele reflects on Celine Dion encounter in Las Vegas: It was a MOMENT!!
Following her to Instagram to reflect on the encounter and what the Canadian superstar means to her as a performer."I have...
At Vegas residency show, Adele embraces Céline Dion during emotional moment
Adele is heading into the final stretch of her shows at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, and over the weekend, she stopped the show to pay tribute to the woman who pioneered the modern Vegas residency: Céline Dion.In
As SNL host, Ariana Grande sings, jokes, impersonates Céline Dion, Jennifer Coolidge
If Ariana Grande ever decides to give up singing and acting, she could always play Vegas as an impressionist. She showed off her incredible gift for mimicry on the Oct. 12 edition of Saturday Night Live, which she was hosting for the first time...
Céline Dion thanks Kelly Clarkson after “My Heart Will Go On” cover: “You were absolutely incredible”
Céline Dion's performance at the Paris Olympics brought Kelly Clarkson to tears — and now Clarkson's version of Céline's signature song has done the same to the Canadian superstar.At the end of September, Kelly
Celine Dion makes stunning comeback at Olympics opening ceremony
The rumors were true — partly.Celine Dion did, indeed, make a big comeback by performing an Édith Piaf song at the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony in Paris Friday. However, she did not, as reported, duet with Lady Gaga, and the song she sang was...
Report: Lady Gaga and Celine Dion will duet on “La Vie en Rose” at Olympics opening ceremony
Considering that Lady Gaga and Celine Dion are both currently in Paris, it stands to reason they'll be performing at the opening of the 2024 Summer Olympics, even if there hasn't been any official confirmation. But now a report claims that not only will...
