In 1985 we started going to Las Vegas. We used to go on gambler sprees and stay at the Riv, where we would see the show Crazy Girls with a girl names Joana (?) that we found out later was a man. The show was great - I would give it a 9 out of 10 -- but last year I took a friend expecting it to be good and it was terrible -- a 2 out of 10, only because the girls were beautiful. What ever happened to Jahana the impersonator MC? She/he was great.

I know this isn't exclusive to Las Vegas but have always wondered how is it that the nightclubs, pools, etc. are able to charge women less money to get in than men? Isn't this blatant discrimination?

We started going to Vegas in 1995. At that time there was a showgirl named Aki. It seemed at that time showgirls were very popular. If I remember right she even had her image painted on an airplane. What ever happened to her?

Today, we're killing two QoDs with one answer. Firstly: "Where has Clint Holmes gone? What has he been doing? Is he planning on becoming a headliner again in a Las Vegas casino?" And secondly: "I remember that piano bars were very popular at Strip hotel-casinos and in particular, loved listening to Denise Clemente. I haven't seen her playing anywhere in Las Vegas for some time and wonder where she is playing now."

We were downtown Las Vegas this past weekend and they have characters walking around, like Batman, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Gumby, and lots of others. Are they "panhandlers" or homeless people? They ask for donations after you take pictures of them. Even have a drummer playing on everything but the kitchen sink.

We are coming to Vegas for AVN award week. Any word on special events at clubs or strip clubs?

Will the Cosmopolitan have an "anchor" show, like O, Mystere, or Le Reve? Or will it have a series of performers like Caesars or MGM Grand?

Where is the Bonnie and Clyde shootout car that was at Terrible's in Primm?

What do you know about the zip-line at Fremont Street? At first I heard it was temporary & now I heard rumors they will expand it to the full length of the Fremont Experience. I was hoping to get a group to come in May maybe do that if it will still be there. Are there weight restrictions? One friend is about 250 lbs.

Can you please repost your answer from around a year ago about how four-walled shows work? I was trying to explain it to a friend who just returned from Las Vegas and raved about George Wallace, and I remembered that, according to your answer, he's one of the kings of four-walling. Thank you.