Celine Dion Plays First Concert in Six Years in Paris

It's 8:30 p.m. in Paris, and Celine Dion is late. In her absence, two giant monoliths tower over the audience. They are parted down the middle, like gates to another world.

"That was Oprah Winfrey," said a British man in the row behind us. "Walking down there. And Michelle Obama is here."

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