Any update on the Riviera's demolition?

I read Monday's QoD and now I'm confused: I thought Bob Stupak once owned the Thunderbird, but there's no mention of him in that answer... Did I remember incorrectly?

Here is a question that is even before LVA's time! Tell us about the old Thunderbird hotel and casino, as far as original owners, what was the name of the variety show that played there, were there any concerns regarding the extremely low ceilings and what became of the property.

Has there ever been a hotel in Vegas that has had or entertained the thought of having a retractable roof for pool/spa use in the winter months?

My game is pai gow poker. I’m curious about its history and have tried looking it up, but never got too far. I figured if anyone had the inside dope on it, it’d be Question of the Day.

There seems to be demolition going on at the Moulin Rouge site. Do you know if there are any plans to redevelop the site?

What information do you have on the Golden Palm on the corner of I-15 and Tropicana? I know the billboard has promised ‘hotel-casino coming soon’ for a long time. So what is the story?

Las Vegas casino magnates and their relationships: Part II

While Howard Hughes is credited for helping to create the modern-day Las Vegas, he's also known for being a recluse. But what of some of the other notable casino owners of the '70s and '80s, also credited with putting their stamp on Sin City: Bob Stupak; Steve Wynn; Benny and Jack Binion; Jackie Gaughan -- did these successful men interact with one another during the 1980s, or were they simply rivals?

When was there passenger-train service to Las Vegas, and where was the terminal?