Wayne Newton

Big volcano out in front.

That's the Eiffel Tower.

Mirage.

Riviera.

The Mirage.

Flamingo.

Sahara.

The MGM Grand.

This isn't the real Caesars Palace, is it?

on a gamble they always put the machines that pay off the most right in the front good luck strip is just the most amazing stretch of road i think probably anywhere in the world kicking ass in vegas vegas baby vegas baby welcome to las vegas proud is probably the best way to describe wayne newton maybe to a fault but he genuinely means well in fact

He's made a career out of being the good guy.

So much so that he sued when it was called into question.

He's very proud of his Native American heritage, and it shows.

Despite being Mr. Las Vegas, Wayne Newton doesn't gamble on anything but himself.

He claims he's never been to a gaming table, and there's really no reason not to believe him, because when it comes down to it, that's what it's all about for Wayne.

Integrity.

Carson Wayne Newton sang blues in my mind for the first time at age three.

By age four, he knew we wanted to perform for a living.

He attempted to take piano lessons before he knew his ABCs, and the teacher refused to teach him because of it.

Wayne found a new teacher, but the previous rejection haunted him, so his older brother Jerry took lessons with him.