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As if there weren't enough shiny diversions in Sin City, there are even more newly opened or soon-to-open shows, entertainment venues, resorts and restaurants to amuse, house and feed the approximately 42 million fun-seekers who visit Las Vegas each year.
Here's what's on the table or in the cards.

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Unique experiences
Eiffel Tower Light Show. The Paris Las Vegas resort unveiled a free $1.7 million light show to celebrate the casino/hotel's 20th anniversary in February. Choreographed lights flash spectacularly every half hour from sunset to midnight.
Kind Heaven. This revolutionary Asian-themed attraction due on the LINQ Promenade by the end of the year is a shopping, entertainment and restaurant complex encompassing more than 100,000 square feet. Kind Heaven aims to incorporate robotics, scents, sounds, screens and more to transport visitors from bustling night markets and food stalls to the zen-like calm of Nepal. At night, there will be music from live bands and re-creations of an Asian club experience.
Music
Celine Dion is due to finish her current eight-year Caesars Palace residency June 8, but other A-listers are taking up the slack at the 5,200-seat Park Theater at Park MGM — already home to Lady Gaga, who'll still be performing (you can catch her shows in June, October and November).
Cher shows up at the Park in August; Aerosmith will offer more than 30 performances of its Deuces Wild show through the end of 2019; Bruno Mars has several dates there in spring and September; and Janet Jackson has 15 shows scheduled for May, July and August.
Lady Antebellum began a residency at the Palms Casino Resort, with the country trio's next shows scheduled in May and August.
James Taylor is singing his ballads at Caesar's Colosseum in April and May.
And this month, “Mr. Las Vegas” Wayne Newton is saying Danke Schoen to fans in the intimate environs of Cleopatra's Barge nightclub at Caesars Palace. His show “Up Close & Personal” spotlights his hits and memories.