Casino boss tells Rod Stewart: 'We want our money back'

A Las Vegas casino boss is demanding Rod Stewart return the $2 million (€1.6m) he was paid for a December 2000 concert he never performed.

Wed, 31 Aug, 2005 - 12:06

A Las Vegas casino boss is demanding Rod Stweart return the $2 million (€1.6m) he was paid for a December 2000 concert he never performed.

Harrah's Entertainment head Gary Loveman took the stand in the ongoing court battle between his Nevada casino and rocker Stewart on Monday, insisting he'll happily walk away from the trial when he gets his money back.

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