LAS VEGAS — Veteran crooner Wayne Newton’s latest “Danke Schoen” for his longtime friend President Ronald Reagan took form on a nippy night in an area recording studio. There, amidst an ...

And Newton isn’t stopping with this song. He told The Post he’s just signed for another year’s residency at the Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. “I started in Vegas at 15,” he said.

Wayne Newton, who is known far and wide as "Mr. Las Vegas," is returning to the Strip next month. "Wayne: Up Close and Personal," will be staged in the Wayne Newton Theater in Bugsy's Cabaret at ...

And yet there's one Las Vegas icon you can still see perform live on the fabled Strip: Wayne Newton. Newton, 81, recently announced he would continue his ongoing residency at the Flamingo Hotel ...

Wayne Newton has an August show near us. Newton keeps busy off-stage, too. This past June, he made a celebrity appearance at The World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.

Chatting by phone Aug. 8 from his home outside of Kalispell, Mon., where he stays when the Las Vegas heat gets too extreme, Newton cheerfully talked about a few of his biggest hits, such as the ...

He’s also appeared in films such as the James Bond installment “License to Kill,” “Vegas Vacation,” and “The Hangover.” From 2001 to 2004, he performed 16 USO overseas tours and was ...

Wayne Newton is back on the road and headed our way. Tickets for the 8 p.m. Munhall show cost $59.75 to $149.75, available at librarymusichall.com.

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Wayne Newton was a bonafide star by his 20s, having performed in Las Vegas since he was in his early teens. Sun-Times File Photo ...