Has anyone purchased the Las Vegas Country Club golf course yet?

I recently read in David McKee's blog that Jersey Boys is closing at Paris after eight years. That got me to thinking about what shows were big 20 years ago, when I first started visiting Las Vegas, like Siegfried & Roy. My question is: How many shows actually last for more that 10 years? And what are the longest-running shows in Las Vegas?

Gordon Ramsay has several establishments in Las Vegas. How often does he make appearances and where can I find out when and where Gordon will be in Vegas?

Regarding the sale of the Palms from TPG Capital and Leonard Green & Partners 49 percent each to Red Rock Resorts: Is the Maloofs’ two percent included in the sale?

Sam Nazarian and the future for SLS: Part II

The Colonel and The King: Part II

For the five or 10 people out there, like Ben Carson, who actually don't know the vile history of Tom Parker, maybe just a short bio on Q&A? I understand that he bilked Elvis out of 50 percent of his income, as The King didn't know much about the usual 10 percent (at that time) agent's commission? Did they or why didn't they ever fight this control? Must be an interesting story. I wonder how many people know that Elvis had blonde hair and dyed it because he thought it would look better on stage and in the movies?

I have another Elvis question. I’m an NV resident. The ONLY thing I like about paying my annual car registration at the local DMV kiosk is when, after I pay, Elvis says "Thank you, thank you very much". The first time I heard it I cracked up, appreciating this rare instance of "the Man," as in the state of Nevada, having a sense of humor. In light of the row going on at the Westgate, I'm curious as to whether the DMV has to pay the Elvis estate for use of his (imitated) voice? And do they have any plans to replace his voice anytime, or switch it out with anybody else (like the Wayner?) Thanks!

Did the Elvis Presley estate get their artifacts returned after the closure of "Elvis the Exhibition" at the Westgate? Also, are there any plans to use the newly vacated space?

I always thought that Wayne Newton was "Mr Las Vegas," but in your recent QoD about casino magnates of recent decades, you referenced Bob Stupak as having that title. What's the deal?