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Scooter

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Jan 1, 2010, 8:57:48 AM1/1/10
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Las Vegas Weekly
Thu, Dec 31, 2009


Let�s forget the epic suckage of 2009; here are 36 reasons you should give
next year a chance

[snip to]

� We love Paris in the springtime, and this particular spring, Barry Manilow
moves his act into the long-vacant 1,500-seat showroom at Paris, which is
getting a face-lift before Manilow moves in. (No word on what work Manilow is
having done in the interim). Expect lots of mushy stuff�he�ll release The
Greatest Love Songs of All Time on January 26�and even more true-blue
spectacle: Manilow has hired director/choreographer Jeffrey Hornaday, who has
staged world tours for Madonna and Paul McCartney, plus one of the High
School Musical movies. It�s pass� to roll your eyes about this tireless
showman and arranger, with his decades-spanning trove of irresistible tunes.
Even the snootiest snobs and the hippest hipsters might find themselves
smiling in the dark, thinking, �I loved these songs.� �Joe Brown

[snip]
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Dawn

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Jan 1, 2010, 12:24:41 PM1/1/10
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On Jan 1, 6:57 am, Scooter <em...@invalid.com> wrote:
> http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2009/dec/31/bring-it-2010/
>
> Las Vegas Weekly
> Thu, Dec 31, 2009
>
> Let’s forget the epic suckage of 2009; here are 36 reasons you should give
> next year a chance
>
> [snip to]
>
> • We love Paris in the springtime, and this particular spring, Barry Manilow
> moves his act into the long-vacant 1,500-seat showroom at Paris, which is
> getting a face-lift before Manilow moves in. (No word on what work Manilow is
> having done in the interim). Expect lots of mushy stuff—he’ll release The
> Greatest Love Songs of All Time on January 26—and even more true-blue
> spectacle: Manilow has hired director/choreographer Jeffrey Hornaday, who has
> staged world tours for Madonna and Paul McCartney, plus one of the High
> School Musical movies. It’s passé to roll your eyes about this tireless

> showman and arranger, with his decades-spanning trove of irresistible tunes.
> Even the snootiest snobs and the hippest hipsters might find themselves
> smiling in the dark, thinking, “I loved these songs.” –Joe Brown
>
> [snip]
> ......................
>
> --
> Scooter

Do I hear more face lift comments on the horizon? LOL.

Dawn

IttybittyBarrycommittee

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Jan 1, 2010, 1:10:34 PM1/1/10
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Oh I hope he doesn't have anything else done, I want him to grow old
gracefully. A little snip here and there is cool, but not to the
point that his face doesn't move.

Scooter

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Jan 1, 2010, 1:22:36 PM1/1/10
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Dawn <dawnbu...@cox.net> wrote:

>> Las Vegas Weekly
>> Thu, Dec 31, 2009

>> � We love Paris in the springtime, and this particular spring, Barry


>> Manilow moves his act into the long-vacant 1,500-seat showroom at
>> Paris, which is getting a face-lift before Manilow moves in. (No word
>> on what work Manilow is having done in the interim).
>
>

> Do I hear more face lift comments on the horizon? LOL.


Maybe he got Botox gift certificates for Christmas. ;^)

Seriously, if he gets more work done, he's simply gone over the cliff.

Think Mickey Rourke: http://tinyurl.com/6lm54w

Think Frank Gifford (age 77 when this photo was taken):
http://tinyurl.com/yjm4eyt

Stop, please.

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IttybittyBarrycommittee

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Jan 1, 2010, 3:06:12 PM1/1/10
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On Jan 1, 12:22 pm, Scooter <em...@invalid.com> wrote:

Yes, no kidding, STOP Barry- back when he was around 60 and hadn't
had so much stuff done, he looked wonderful

http://www.life.com/image/55894386

Such as this photo in 2005

What he has had done since then, who knows- but at 61 in the above
photo, he looked wonderful. He was yet a poster child for plastic
surgery-

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