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Traveling with the Stars: Wayne Newton
Entertainer Wayne Newton , known as Mr. Las Vegas, celebrates 50 years on The Strip with Once Before I Go , a theatrical production telling the story of his journey, running through April at the Tropicana Las Vegas.
Mike Weatherford: Union bashes Newton on Web
Hey, isn't it our job to pick on Wayne Newton's singing? But everyone's a critic, and the Las Vegas Musicians Union is letting people judge sound snippets of Newton live in concert on a new Web site, Wayne NewtonSadFacts.info. The Web site takes a high-tech approach to "leafletting" in the union's three-year-old dispute with Newton over rehearsal ...
Wayne Newton -- Mr. Las Vegas -- answers the questions of readers
As part of our blowout coverage of Wayne Newton, we asked our readers for their questions for Mr.
'Once Before I Go': Wayne Newton Performs In Las Vegas
A celebration of 50 storied years as told by the man who shaped them, Once Before I Go is a rare opportunity to experience an iconic career through the entertainera TMs own lens.
Hacks's politics were hard to ignore. Bertolt Brecht advised him not to move to East Germany in the early nineteen-fifties...but Hacks moved anyway.
Life in the Limelight: Wayne Newton
Have a question you'd like to ask Mr. Las Vegas? Or maybe a favorite story about Wayne Newton? Submit your question or story here and we'll collect the best stories and Newton's answers to your questions and publish them for everyone's enjoyment early next week.
Las Vegas Sun managing editor to retire this year
Ed Darling, a veteran editor and publisher at newspapers in Mississippi, Alabama and Oklahoma, has announced his retirement as publisher of the Mississippi Business Journal.
Wayne Newton says 'danke schoen' to veterans
Mr. Las Vegas - made a visit Friday to the VA Health Care System's Community Living Center in Phoenix.
Stars aligned to put hotel, Owensboro 'on the map'
Nov. 8--When the Executive Inn Rivermont opened its doors on Oct. 14, 1977, it was hard to imagine that reality would outstrip the soaring dreams owner Bob Green and Owensboro officials had for the downtown hotel and convention center.
Vegas legend gives hugs, signs undies for Valley veterans
A Vegas headliner visited veterans at the VA Hospital in Phoenix Friday. Singer Wayne Newton greeted vets and posed for pictures.
Show Review: Wayne NewtonNewton offers new tricks with autobiographical 'Once Before I Go'
MIKE WEATHERFORD MORE COLUMNS Review Wayne Newton: "Once Before I Go" 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays Tiffany Theatre at the Tropicana, 3801 Las Vegas Blvd.
Photo Galleries: Wayne Newton's DWTS partner surprises at premiere
Wayne Newton dips Cheryl Burke during the grand opening of his Once Before I Go at the Tropicana on Oct.
Newton hints latest show may be last
Wayne Newton is telling fans "Danke schoen" after 50 years in Las Vegas and hinting that his latest run could be his last.
Wiedersehen to Wayne? November 1, 2009
Wayne Newton is telling fans "Danke schoen" after 50 years in Las Vegas and hinting that his latest run could be his last.
The Best Part About a Las Vegas Vacation
Las Vegas, Nevada, has come a long way from the old "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" atmosphere of debauchery and excess.
Wayne Newton drops hints at his latest Las Vegas show that it may be his last in Sin City
Wayne Newton is telling fans "Danke schoen" after 50 years in Las Vegas and hinting that his latest run could be his last.
Please join us in honoring Arizona's Veterans with a special tribute to Afghanistan and Iraq veterans for the Veterans' Medical Leadership Council's 7th Annual "Heroes One and All" Luncheon on Friday, November 6, at the Arizona Biltmore.
'Mr. Las Vegas' opens new show Wednesday
He was a pudgy kid with a wide smile and a huge voice. They would have thrown him out of the casino because he was too young to gamble and he was also too young to order a drink from the bar, but Wayne Newton, at 15, was already a force to be reckoned with in Las Vegas.
The people gathered in our village square last week, and they fell silent as a plume of white smoke curled from the chimney of City Hall, signifying a new Councilor had been selected, a man who would, along with the rest of City Council, lead us deeper into poverty, despair and hopelessness.
Rapper Busta Rhymes, singer Wayne Newton and countrymen Darius Rucker and Travis Tritt will perform at Osage Events Center at Osage Million Dollar Elm in Tulsa.
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