Speaking of Walks of Fame (QoD 4/21/15) there was a jazz walk on Tropicana, across from the Bally's parking lot. What was that all about?

What ever happened to the Walk of Fame in front of the Riviera? It was off to the side where Burger King once operated.

I am sorry the Riv will close. The list of the classics keeps getting smaller. Do you plan to run details of content sales as soon as speculated or known? I would LOVE to grab some memories.

When was the street name "Las Vegas Boulevard" officially designated? And before that was it South 5th Street, Highway 91, or L.A. Hwy? I've seen all three used.

Part II, continued from yesterday's QoD: "Who was Kathleen Durst and why was her fate closely linked to Susan Berman’s?"

Robert Durst was arrested by Los Angeles police. This is the guy who was the subject of the HBO series, The Jinx, and was recorded giving a confession. I understand the LA murder he's charged with has a Vegas connection. What is it?

Did Liberace really have a private casino in his Vegas home? How was this legal?

With the imminent closure of the Riviera Hotel, can you give us a brief list of unusual facts about the resort? One thing I had heard was that the Riv was the first hotel on the Strip to house a fast food outlet. What was that outlet and can you give us any other little known fun facts about the hotel, not just the basic history?

What happened to all of the sports merchandise that appeared throughout the Las Vegas Club on Fremont?

In the mid ‘70s, we flew into Vegas and landed on the tarmac. We deplaned outdoors and walked into an airport which was a large industrial-type building, with pipes and metal duct work on the ceiling. It was certainly not McCarran. It was messy and crowded. When did all flights go into McCarran and what happened to that building?