But first 40-year-old Celine, who has a home out at Lake Las Vegas, wants to try for a new baby. She told talk show host Oprah Winfrey that once her current world tour ends in just five months time — next March — she and husband Rene Angelil will attempt fertility treatments again. She became pregnant in 2000 after six years of trying.

"We've done pretty well there, but it's a big theater," says Scott Zeiger, whose Base Entertainment owns and operates the 1,500-seat theater inside Planet Hollywood.

The show is doing respectable numbers at one-third capacity, but "it really belongs in a smaller, more intimate space," Zeiger says. "Stomp" is adaptable to other showroom options around town — the Rio? Harrah's Las Vegas? — because it doesn't require a fly loft.

The Planet Hollywood edition opened in March 2007, expanding the set design and cast size of the long-running off-Broadway hit (called simply "Stomp"), which runs in a 400-seat venue. But only in a couple of moments did the new version really flare out into Vegas-sized spectacle and take advantage of its expanded staging.

Zeiger says Base soon will announce a new show for the theater next spring, "something that more properly fills the space." He wouldn't spill the beans, other than to say it's not Mariah Carey, who has been linked to the property.

Producers are so confident in their ability to reopen "Stomp" by the end of next year that they are storing all the junkyard bric-a-brac that adorns the theater and lobby in a local warehouse.

"Stomp" closes the same day as "Mamma Mia!" at Mandalay Bay. Zeiger predicts winter will be a cold season for Las Vegas entertainment. In fact, he's afraid it's going to be "scary bad."

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If all goes as planned, owner Andre Rochat will bid au revoir to his Sixth Street gem on New Year's Eve.

On Tuesday, Bob Dancer will begin a 10-week semester of free video poker classes in the Showroom at South Point. A different game will be featured each week, with a beginner's class being offered from 1-2:30 p.m. while an intermediate class in the same game is offered from 3-4 p.m. Everyone 21 years of age and over is welcome. See The Club booth for a class schedule.

Faced with a 23% year-over-year drop in revenue, Riviera CEO William Westerman is saying "no" to any expenditures not absolutely necessary to keep the casino-hotel open, which includes scrapping $4.3 million to finish renovating the Riv's hotel rooms. So far this year, Riviera Holdings has eked out a modest profit, largely thanks to the retirement of debt. "We've survived 53 years, and we have a healthy cash position and we have a very excellent financial package of loans," Westerman told investors.

After announcing third-quarter profits of $244 million a year ago, Harrah's Entertainment today reported a 3Q08 loss of $130 million. CEO Gary Loveman appears to be looking for rescue in the form of legalized online poker, telling a conference call that the chances of that happening are better with the new Congress, due to changes in committee chairmanships.

Negotiations between FX Real Estate & Entertainment and Elvis Presley Enterprises have collapsed, putting what looks like the final nail in the coffin of an ultra-high-end, Presley-themed resort FX had hoped to build at the southeast corner of Harmon Avenue and the Strip. Prospects for the project had already been deemed unlikely, two months ago.

Thanks to the reader who just wrote in to alert us to another deal at Planet Hollywood. Oyster Bay Seafood and Wine Bar is offering 2-for-1 drinks all day long at the bar only. We haven't tried it yet, but he says that in addition to "killer Italian and seafood dishes," all specialty martinis, glasses of wine, beer, and mixed drinks are all buy-one-get-one-free at the bar. We called to confirm and it's true! Hours are Sun-Thurs, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Fri & Sat, 10 a.m.-midnight.

Stratosphere Casino Hotel & Tower is holding its first-ever Cocktail Server Blackjack Tournament on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. A trip to Hawaii is the grand prize over which 48 three-person blackjack teams will compete. All participants are guaranteed one free round of play, with the 10 highest-ranking teams and a pair of wild-card teams advancing to the finals, at which prizes will go to the top six teams. Players can register through 5 p.m. on Nov. 11 (call 702/383-5245 or 702/380-7637). There will also be late registration from 4-6:30 p.m. on Nov. 12, just in front of Polly Esther's nightclub. Wild-card winners will be drawn at 11 p.m., with finals beginning 15 minute later and final prizes being awarded an hour after that. Drink specials will include $5 "U Call It" martinis.

The place that was poker before poker was cool has opened a new room. Binion's has opened a 10-table room that advertises a max rake of $3 on all games, a comp rate of $2-per-hour, tableside food service, and special room rates for players. The room is located near the front of the casino on the old Mint (west) side.

2. Here’s another tip on how to find great hotel deals in Vegas: go to www.lasvegasadvisor.com and click on the FREE Vegas Coupon banner on left side of home page.  You’ll be amazed at some of the deals available at the top hotels on the Strip.

Want to know which casinos in Vegas have the best video poke machines? Go to www.lasvegasadvisor.com and click on Best Video Poker.  

4.If you play Three Card Poker, you should only make the Play wager if your hand contains a Queen-6-4 or higher rank.

5.Want to enjoy a fantastic three-course gourmet lunch on your next trip to Vegas? Go to www.rosemarysrestaurant.com, click on Current Promotions, then click on the $23 lunch promo. This restaurant is a landmark in Vegas and you be delighted with the food and service at a price that can’t be beat.

6.Check out Jean Scott’s blog on www.lasvegasadvisor.com. She often posts about special deals that she runs across in Vegas, which can save you lots of money.

7.The casino that is closest to the Las Vegas Strip that offers higher paying slot and video poker machines is the Palms casino located on Flamingo Ave (across from Rio).

8.The South Point casino located south of Mandalay Bay on the Strip returns 0.3% cash for video poker play (they also offer two times points from time-to-time, which gives you a whopping 0.6% cashback). They have quite a lot of full pay video poker machines, including full pay deuces wild, plus lots of casino promotions. This is where my wife and I currently play video poker in Vegas. Their buffet is also one of the best in Vegas, and so is their 75-cent hot dog in the sports book.

9.There are only three casinos in Las Vegas that still offer a good old fashion single deck pitch game of blackjack where a blackjack pays 3-2: the El Cortez, Four Queens, and Western casinos, all located downtown. The casinos on the Strip have single deck games but pay only 6-5 for a blackjack. Stay away from these games.

10. Many casinos offer special comps or multiple points for machine play which they will text to your cell phone. You just go to the Player’s Club and give them your cell phone number (for example one casino in Mississippi recently text me that I can have 7x points on a specific day … a teriffic deal in a casino that offers full pay jacks-or-better progressive machines.
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By ARNOLD M. KNIGHTLY/LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

No matter what California voters decide today on Proposition 8 — a state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriages — Harrah's Entertainment plans to continue marketing to gay and lesbian travelers.

And why not? As a group, gay and lesbian travelers spend $64.5 billion annually in the United States, data from the U.S. Department of Commerce and a study by Community Marketing Inc., a gay market research group, show.

"(Harrah's) realizes there's a demographic here that if you simply acknowledge they exist, that you have a little respect for them, they will be loyal," said Jeff Garofalo, a Las Vegas representative for the Human Rights Campaign, a national lobbying group. "If you know you're not going to face discrimination when you walk through the door, that goes a long way."

Since a state court legalized gay and lesbian marriages in California in June, Harrah's has increased its advertising to promote wedding packages for gays at Paris Las Vegas.

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As fashion statements go, George Knapp's 1982 Halloween costume was definitely smoking hot.

He has Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal to thank for the inspiration. Their paths had crossed three years earlier.

Knapp, new in town and driving a cab to make ends meet, often stopped in to see his girlfriend, who served cocktails at Fred Glusman's Oz. "The hottest nightclub in town," Knapp recalled.

Glusman, who went on to own the at-times-infamous Piero's Italian Cuisine, "knew all the wiseguys since he had a clothing store in the Stardust," said Knapp, who months earlier had left the Bay Area and his position as a debate coach at UC Berkeley.

Knapp and his girlfriend were ready to move. After meeting some Las Vegas bartenders in East Bay, they decided to flip a coin — heads Hawaii, tails Las Vegas.

They headed for Sin City.

A story of persistence and friendship, separation and reconciliation, Jersey Boys at The Palazzo is not just a nostalgic succession of chart-topping songs. While The Beatles were launching a movement and other songwriters were protesting the Vietnam War, one character says, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons developed a distinctive sound and memorable lyrics, speaking to couples dealing with the swirling changes of the '60s and the girl "with circles under her eyes behind the counter of the diner."

The little-known, gritty narrative behind the endearing music is told from four distinct viewpoints of the original band members, boys who struggled to stay on the right side of the law, build an identity and gain commercial success from the rough streets of New Jersey.

When songwriter Bob Gaudio joined the group, the Four Seasons soared. Valli's gloriously soulful falsetto captured the feelings of romance and heartbreak. Gaudio's writing talent and business sense propelled the fledgling group with "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "Walk Like a Man." But conflicts erupted between charismatic founder Tommy DeVito and the others, and young Valli has to make a decision to bail DeVito out of rapidly accumulating debt. Distinctively raw language punctuates the spirited biography, and expectations build rapidly for a song everybody seems to remember, "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You."

While the music brings back memories and creates new fans, the story of Jersey Boys is compelling for many reasons for all seasons.

Jersey Boys
Where: The Palazzo
When: 7 p.m. Sun.-Mon. & Thurs.-Fri., 6:30 & 9:30 p.m. Tues., 7 & 10 p.m. Sat.
Cost: $70.70 and up
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The Good Credit of the Week Award goes to anyone who wants to stay at Encore Las Vegas, which is now accepting reservations starting January 12, 2009. You're going to need good credit since the room rates for the first few days are well over $300.

The Good Idea of the Week Award goes to the Tamares Group, operator of several Downtown hotels including the Plaza, which has submitted a proposal to build an art museum in the neighborhood. If approved and actually built (not done deals by any stretch of the imagination), the museum would go into a vacant building at the corner of 6th and Fremont, right across from the El Cortez and would include an arthouse movie theater and maybe a restaurant.

And finally, the Good Thing to Remember Award of the Week goes to the Spring Preserve, which as a part of it's ongoing Untold Stories Lecture Series will be presenting a group of people on November 6, 2008 who were intimately involved with the MGM Grand fire nearly three decades ago. Remembering the tragedy and heroism of the day should remind us all of some important safety lessons. For more info on the lecture call 702-822-7786 or visit the Springs Preserve website.
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The proposed MGM Grand resort in Atlantic City has also been cancelled.

But the cuts don't stop with things that don't exist yet. The company also announced that they are massively scaling back plans to remodel and upgrade their Las Vegas properties. They had been planning about a billion dollars in renovations but now are going to spend a fifth of that. So I hope you like the way the casinos and rooms look now because for the most part, they are staying exactly the way they are for the foreseeable future.

Just how far have the stocks sagged? A year ago, MGM Mirage shares were trading for about $90. Last week they dipped as low as $10. The same goes for other publicly traded casino companies including Wynn Resorts which went from over $150 to around $30 and the Las Vegas Sands Corporation (Venetian, Palazzo) which went from over $120 down to as low as $5 per share.
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This hotel has a confusing corporate lineage that I won’t bore you with here, but the short version is this: after opening as South Coast the place was bought by Michael Gaughan, part of a famous Las Vegas casino family, and rebranded as South Point. Originally conceived as a sister to locals’ favorites like Orleans, Suncoast, and Gold Coast, the South Point continues to follow the successful locals’ casino formula: lots of low-limit gambling, plenty of low-cost dining and entertainment options, and comfortable and relatively inexpensive accommodations.

When the hotel first opened I complained that it didn’t have much of a personality. It felt bland and a bit impersonal, but it’s amazing what a new owner and a new attitude can do for a place.

South Point is located on Las Vegas Boulevard South, more popularly known as The Strip, but not in the region most tourists consider when thinking of the destination. It’s about six miles south of Mandalay Bay, right along Interstate 15 in a rapidly developing area of condos, apartment buildings, shopping complexes, and houses that was nothing but scrub brush a few years ago.

The overall scheme of the property is Southern California sunshine, all muted earth tones with white and gold accents. To be honest, this helped to contribute the bland complaint I had about the hotel but for compared to many newer Las Vegas hotels, which are the definition of the word bland, I don’t have as much of a problem with it as I used to.

The main floor is given over to the casino of course – an 80,000-square-foot barn of a space that when it opened provided absolutely no intimacy. But a reorganization of the floor along with additions like a high-limit area and a lounge has broken up the sight lines so that I don’t feel exposed like I did before, which is great because you don’t want to feel exposed when you’re feeling guilty about blowing the rent money or little Billy’s college fund.

There are plenty of games on which to do just that – more than 2,200 slot machines with plenty of video poker (all coinless, ticket-in/ticket-out technology), several dozen of the most popular table games, a race and sports book, a keno lounge, a poker room (more of a poker corner), and a giant bingo parlor on the second floor.

Ringing the room are the restaurants, bars, lounges, and a 400-seat showroom. There are no name-brand eateries here (except for Seattle’s Best Coffee I suppose) but they have all the usual suspects covered including a big buffet, a steakhouse, an Italian joint, and a 24-hour café among others. An addition since Gaughan took over added another couple of restaurants and a bar on the second floor.

Also on that second level is the aforementioned bingo parlor plus a 64-lane bowling alley with all of the latest high-tech wizardry the sport seems to demand these days, a video game arcade, and a 16-screen movie theater complex.

Other amenities include a very well-equipped work-out room (all the machines have their own TV screens), a nice spa offering all manner of massages and treatments, and a pool area with multiple places to splash around or lounge. They even have a sundry store that proclaims to have the lowest prices in town on packaged liquor, something worth noting if you are tired of paying twice the going rate for a six-pack at your hotel’s sundry store.

But the centerpiece of the hotel and the thing that makes it different from pretty much everywhere else in town is the giant Equestrian and Events Center, a 4,400 seat arena for horsing around and other entertainment. It features a 250×125 foot show floor arena, 1,200 climate controlled horse stalls, room out back for 2,000 head of cattle, over 100,000-square-feet of meeting and convention space, a bar, and snack facilities.

It has become one of the premiere equestrian facilities in the country and you can regularly see guys with big hats and buckles wandering the halls. During the National Finals Rodeo held in Vegas at the Thomas and Mack arena in December it is pretty much impossible to get near the place much less find a room here.

Of note is the giant statue of legendary casino magnate Benny Binion astride a horse just outside the equestrian center. It was donated by Binion’s daughter but was so big they had to cut holes in the walls to get it inside.

The existing 1350 guest rooms in a multi-winged 25-story tower are lovely, each around 500-square feet and completely packed with all of the conveniences you could possibly need including flat-panel televisions with movies and Internet access, separate high-speed and wireless Internet access, hair dryer, iron and board, coffee maker, and more. The beds are plushy, the furnishings are all simple and tasteful, and the towels in the moderately sized bathroom are soft.

Prices are a bargain, on most days, not only for what you are getting but for the city as a whole. Rates during the week are as low as $70 a night and rarely exceed $100, while weekends are as low as $80 and rarely go over $120. Not the cheapest hotel in town but when you look at what it has to offer in terms of amenities and appointments those are great prices.

Service was extremely friendly everywhere I went, a nice change from when the hotel first opened and things were a bit too cold for my tastes. Looks like Mr. Gaughan focused on this when he took over the property and it shows.

As stated, I found the hotel boring when it first opened as South Coast, devoid of personality. These days South Point may not be the most exciting hotel in town, but it has found its niche and is doing a great job of making a statement beyond just its low cost and high value.

Highs Very nice rooms, a lot to do, bargain rates.
Lows Location.

Category Rating Notes
Location 4 Not too far from The Strip but far enough.
Price 8 You can get some very inexpensive rates here.
Value 10 Worth it even when things get a little pricey.
Rooms 8 Very nice.
Casino 8 Lots of options, low-limits.
Amenities 10 Rooms have everything you want.
Facilities 10 Property is full packed with things to do.
Service 9 Very friendly and efficient.
Fun 8 Improved since the name change.
Bonus 7 A good Strip alternative.
Vegas4Visitors Rating: 82
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When the curtain drops, LAVO nightclub offers entertainment as top Strip performers celebrate upstairs after their shows. Each Tuesday, the "Jersey Boys" cast hosts LAVO Tuesdays, an industry night with DJ Five. On Thursdays, comedian Wayne Brady takes his turn at the helm following his show for residence night with DJ Chris Garcia. Cover charge for the nightclub is waived with a ticket stub from any entertainment show from The Palazzo or The Venetian.

Keeping with the entertainment theme, each Thursday, Friday and Saturday the pokers pros from The Venetian's interactive poker-themed stage show "The Real Deal!" host a meet and greet for the show's VIP ticket holders in the lounge at LAVO following the 5:30 p.m. show.

Las Vegas producer Dick Feeney became the 31st recipient of a Las Vegas Walk of Stars honor with his star located in front of New York New York. Visit www.lasvegaswalkofstars.com for more information.

Feeney began his career touring with the Boston-based band the Lewis & Clark Expedition and then formed his own group Gemini. In 1981, he produced his first show "Lullaby of Swing" in Honolulu.

In 1985, Feeney came to Las Vegas as associate producer of "An Evening at La Cage" at the Riviera and went on to produce "Crazy Girls" in 1987. In 1991 at the Sands, Feeney opened "Viva Las Vegas," which now plays at the Plaza downtown and remains the longest running and most successful afternoon show in Las Vegas history.

In 1992, Feeney organized the skydivers appearing in the hit movie "Honeymoon in Vegas" to form the now famous "Flying Elvi" skydiving team. Based in Las Vegas, the Flying Elvi is the only such team officially licensed by the Elvis Presley estate. In doing so, he actually invented the word 'Elvi,' which has now become the accepted plural of Elvis.

Feeney went on to produce the classic-Vegas dinner show "The Rat Pack is Back," the tribute to Frank, Sammy, Joey & Dean, that currently plays at the Plaza.

Get away from it all without busting your budget.  MGM MIRAGE is offering unbelievable deals on your next vacation, but act fast – these bargains are available for a limited time only.  Here are just a few:

Experience “Winter Wonders” at Mandalay Bay. 
Book a two-night stay between November 23 and January 4, 2009 and receive a third night free, $300 in Mandalay Place savings certificates, 2-for-1 MAMMA MIA! tickets and a Fly Back Free certificate for a future return trip.  Rates start at $109.99 per night, plus tax.  For reservations, call (877) 632-7800 or visit www.mandalaybay.com. 

“Warm Up in Style” at The Mirage this winter.
From November 7 through February 1, 2009, guests can indulge in the resort’s newly redesigned accommodations with exclusive rates from $72 per night, plus tax.  Additionally, guests who make a minimum $50 purchase at any Mirage retail outlet will receive a complimentary plush bathrobe.  Purchase at least $100 worth of retail and receive your choice of two bathrobes or two pillows.  For reservations, call (866) 633-6210 or visit www.mirage.com.  Conditions apply.

Enjoy a “Winter Blast” at Monte Carlo November 21 through January 6, 2009.  Guests who book this package will be treated to two complimentary buffet passes, a $30 spa credit and two house margaritas at Diablo’s Cantina, among other goodies.  Rates start at $60 per night, plus tax.  Special suite upgrades also can be purchased for an additional $30 per night, based on availability.  For reservations, call (866) 919-1960 or visit www.montecarlo.com.  Conditions apply. 

Got a buck?  Book a room at Excalibur during “Dynamite Dollar Days” now through March 28, 2009.  Select Thursday stays are available for just one dollar when guests book a minimum three-night stay.  For reservations, call (800) 937-7777 or visit www.excalibur.com. 

You Can Take It with You

After an indulgent stay at one of the resorts of MGM MIRAGE, it’s easy to wish for the same experience at home.  It doesn’t have to be just a dream, though.  From The Mirage to SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand, bed, bath and spa products are readily available for purchase. 

At The Mirage, the finest amenities from a contemporary new room redesign can be yours.  Loved the warmth of the blanket? The softness of the pillows?  The pampering spa products by Kirsten Florian and Kim Vo?  Bring them home by visiting Impulse within The Mirage or by calling (888) 391-3991 and inquiring about Mirage at Home.  Prices range from $2 to $1,895 per item.

At Treasure Island, guests are invited to invest in a good night’s rest with the TI Elite Sensational® Pillow-Top Bed.  Specially designed to provide uniform shape, true back support and luxurious comfort, the bed creates a dreamy focal point for any home.  The TI Elite Sensational® Bed can be purchased at the TI Gift Shop or by calling (866) 384-0506.  Prices range from $1,400 to $2,400.

A rare and private sanctuary of two-story accommodations, SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand gives new meaning to “living the high life.”  Guests can bring the cosmopolitan-luxe experience home with them through SKYLOFTS@Home.  From SKYLOFTS’ signature pre-Columbian figurines to a polished nickel towel warmer, these indulgent products are sure to add luxuriant glamour to any residence.  The collection only is available to guests of SKYLOFTS.  Prices range from $4 to $2,000.  

The Art of Bellagio

From the premier world-class exhibitions of Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art (BGFA) to the delicate glass creations of Dale Chihuly, Bellagio invites guests to experience the beauty of art.  On display through January 2, 2009, BGFA’s “American Modernism” collection features masterworks by such artists as Georgia O’Keeffe, Stuart Davis and Arshile Gorky.  A short walk away, visitors will find The Art of Richard MacDonald presented by Cirque du Soleil.  Located in the “O” Theatre Lobby, the gallery celebrates the infinite beauty of the human body through captivating bronze sculptures of circus and performance artists. 
 
One of Bellagio’s premier restaurants was named for the greatest painter of the twentieth century, Pablo Picasso.  The carpet and furniture found within Picasso were designed by his son, Claude, while some of the great master’s paintings, ceramics, tiles and sculptures adorn its walls.  Above Bellagio’s lobby, guests will find Fiori di Como, a spectacular chandelier by Dale Chihuly comprised of 2,000 delicate hand-blown glass flowers.  Close by, Chihuly Gallery features more stunning works of the renowned artist.  Steps away, guests will delight in the fragrant beauty of Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.  An enchanting autumnal display celebrates the colors of fall through November 29 before a spectacular holiday exhibit will usher in the New Year.

Paula M. Shugart, president of the Miss Universe Organization, announced that the 2009 competition will air live on April 19 from the Theatre for the Performing Arts. Paula, who used to work with me on our old Star Search show, said: “Returning to Vegas was not a difficult decision to make. The great success of working together in 2008 with the collaboration of the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, combined with the support of the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority, was so incredible we decided to come back for the next two years.

“Last year’s contestants had a great time in the desert seeing many of the attractions Las Vegas offers. We can’t wait to show this year’s delegates and our viewers more of this exciting city!”

“Signature special events are home to Las Vegas,” said Rossi Ralenkotter, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority. “This event is truly a great partnership, leveraging the strength of each brand. Las Vegas is excited to once again host the Miss USA pageant.”

Robert Earl, co-chairman of Planet Hollywood, added: “We are delighted to welcome back the Miss Universe Organization. It is especially gratifying to know that we have the pleasure of hosting the Miss USA Pageant for the next two years. As an annual event, the Miss USA Pageant turns the national spotlight on Las Vegas and all it has to offer and is a huge win for the entire Las Vegas community. The partnership with the Miss Universe Organization, the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority and Planet Hollywood has proven to be very successful.”

Miss USA 2008 Crystle Stewart, who was crowned at Planet Hollywood this past April, has been traveling the nation as an advocate for breast and ovarian cancer awareness, education, research and legislation. She will crown her successor at the
conclusion of the two-hour primetime telecast, before a worldwide TV audience including 7 million here in the United States.

Contestants from all 50 states and the District of Columbia will be judged in three categories: swimsuit, evening gown and interview. The show will conclude with one contestant being crowned Miss USA 2009.

Planet Hollywood is also the Vegas home for at least the next two years for the rival Miss America pageant. The competitors for that event move into the resort in January for the end-of-the-month live broadcast on TLC. The state winner contestants are currently filming a 10-part reality TV series that will broadcast for 10 weeks leading up to the finals. Last January, Kirsten Haglund was crowned Miss America, the youngest contestant at just 19 to have ever won the prestigious title.
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