On the back of her first English language album in three years, Celine Dion sails into the O2 to sing a few of her epic ballads at her adoring fans. She's been raking in the cash in Las Vegas for the past decade, with only the occasional live show anywhere else, so for many fans of 'Titanic', this is the first chance to see the singer who was such an important part of making it the most successful film of all time. For some reason, the Photoshop team at her record label decided to turn her into a kind of alien transvestite for her album cover, but she is, by all accounts, rather sweet in person - part of the reason for her incredible Vegas success - and this will be a real love-in with her London followers.
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On the back of her first English language album in three years, Celine Dion sails into the O2 to sing a few of her epic ballads at her adoring fans. She's been raking in the cash in Las Vegas for the past decade, with only the occasional live show anywhere else, so for many fans of 'Titanic', this is the first chance to see the singer who was such an important part of making it the most successful film of all time. For some reason, the Photoshop team at her record label decided to turn her into a kind of alien transvestite for her album cover, but she is, by all accounts, rather sweet in person - part of the reason for her incredible Vegas success - and this will be a real love-in with her London followers.
