What are the rules on topless pools and shows? Is every casino allowed to have them if they wish or is there an ordinance against it in certain areas? Could they have nude sunbathing at certain pools if the casino so desired?

Downtown on Fremont Street, there are so many different acts and costumed characters it reminds me of Disneyland. I see some that are really good and others seem to be there only to beg for money. Some, like the man with the saxophones and the painters, sell products. Others just stand there and get their pictures taken. Can they make a good living doing this? Are they licensed and are there any controls on their behavior?

I am coming to Vegas on June 15, with my wife and daughter. Are there any Father’s Day specials to take advantage of?

With the kickoff whistle set to blow 1 p.m. today, we revisit a QoD first submitted, and answered, in mid-May. Back then, we could respond only with some informed generalities, but now we can share the complete (as of this writing) lowdown, in answer to the question: "I'll be heading out to Vegas during the World Cup. Are there any soccer-fanatic bars in Vegas where I should go to catch a game?"

Does Lake Las Vegas still offer their free movies on the lake during the summer? For that matter, could you bring us up-to-date on the area. I’ve heard very little since the latest closure of the casino.

I don't know how many times you've stated that your new ToplessVegasOnline site is about to launch "any day now". Enough already! Time to fire the person currently in charge of that endeavor and put someone else on it that can actually get the job done!

Has anyone ever been seriously hurt or worse, killed, on any of the rides at the Stratosphere?

Just watched Vegas Vacation, with Siegfried and Roy, and was wondering how and what Roy is doing now?

My question pertains to a bet I made at Binion's a couple of months ago. I placed a $100 futures "win" bet on Shared Belief in the Kentucky Derby at 8-1 odds. In the interim, I’ve learned that the horse will not run and I wonder about the status of my ticket. I know that if an event like a baseball game is canceled, all bets are returned. But what if a participant (in this case a horse) does not take part? Can I get my money back or am I just stuck?

I'll be coming to Vegas in May and I like to perform stand-up at open mic nights. Are you aware of any bars/clubs/etc. that hold open mic nights, specifically for comedy and not music or poetry?