Is Brit Brit headed to Vegas, y'all?!

TMZ is reporting that the now former X Factor judge and (now and forever) pop phenom is in heavy talks for a Celine Dion-style Vegas residency!

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If you thought that "Call Me Maybe" spelled the end of the parade of Adele covers, you were mistaken.

Though "Rolling in the Deep"'s reign as "the most covered song on YouTube" may have ended earlier this year, the one singer who could actually compete with Adele's pipes has finally put her own spin on it. At a recent concert in Vegas, Celine Dion stopped, dropped and rolled into the deep to school Adele-wannabes. 

Our friends at Idolator know how much we love a good Top Ten List (or in this case Top 15) and they certainly know how much we love our pop divas.

So.....today they've given us their list of the "15 Most Enduring Divas In Pop Music."

Keep in mind that the key word's "enduring" folks. Don't come at us with hatchets over an Adele omission!

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The gay spectacular that is Cher will be hanging up her wigs come February as Caesars just announced Bob Mackie’s bff will have her final performance on Feb. 5. It’ll mark the end of Cher’s three-year residence at Caesars, where she will have performed more than 200 concerts by the end of the run.

Hold your gay gasps—there’s still a chance to see Cher before she does yet another retirement lap around the world. Tickets for the final concert dates in Vegas go on sale this Saturday.

Cher is the last diva standing of the gay trifecta that was Elton, Better and Cher’s rotation at Caesars’ Colosseum. But the stage won’t be dark for long as Celine Dion takes back the theatre that was built for her when she begins her second...

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But Celine is back! Just as the news broke that Babs turned Vegas down, Celine's hubby has reportedly confirmed that Celine Dion is headed back to Vegas for a three-year deal, beginning in 2011.

Celine will reportedly create a new show for her Vegas run, four years after her record-breaking "A New Day" circus show ended.

"We're very happy to return to the Las Vegas stage," Rene Angelil said. "The schedule will be human for Celine, to avoid tiring her out. This second show in Las Vegas will be as amazing as the first adventure, with A New Day."

Those hoping the gay-dored Barbra Streisand would follow in the diamond-heel-steps of Cher, Bette or Celine by taking up a residency in Vegas will have to wait a little longer as the...