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In May 2002, Cher performed on the VH1 television special VH1 Divas Las Vegas, with Shakira, Celine Dion, The Dixie Chicks, Anastacia, Cyndi Lauper and Mary J. Blige. In June, she announced plans for the Living Proof: The Farewell Tour, which she claimed would be the final live concert tour of her career, though she vowed to continue recording and releasing music.
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Cher's unmistakably deep, sexy voice has been attracting fans for more than three decades. She's a star of the highest order, now taking up residence at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Cher said farewell, but not goodbye. Two-and-a-half years after the final show of her three-year 'Farewell' concert tour, the Oscar-, Emmy- and Grammy-award winner announced last week that she'd signed on for a three-year, 200-show engagement at Caesars Palace.
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Cher detested all this and wasn't afraid to show her exasperation on stage, unwittingly honing what would become their trademark shtick. Over time the act improved, Vegas called, and so did CBS, taping them for a summer replacement series in 1971.
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At present, reports in the media have noted that Cher has said she is committed to having all of her tattoos removed and the process is underway. Picturs of Cher taken during her most recent concert tour show blank skin where some of the smaller tattoos once were. Laser removal can take a very long time and, given the complexity of some of her artwork, she is going to have to undergo repeated laser treatments for a few years. So if you have any interest in the tattoos of Cher, look now before they're all gone.
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