Who took Frank Rosenthal's place at the Stardust casino after he left?

In the May 24th news you stated the Tony Roma's, where Frank Rosenthal was car-bombed, had closed. My memory was always that the Tony Roma's was in the movie "Casino," but the actual restaurant was a Marie Callender's. Just because I was curious I checked and found the original story from the Las Vegas Sun, and it too states Marie Callender's. I have seen other stories that list this as Tony Roma's, so, it makes me wonder. Did this location change, or is there confusion on this issue?

My wife and I are frequent Las Vegas visitors so we both enjoy watching the "Vegas" series on TV. I’m sure for dramatic purposes some of the content is fictional but is the Sheriff Lamb story based on any book?

I came across an article from December 2012 that stated Mötley Crüe lead singer Vince Neil was in the works to open a saloon at Hooters called Wildside. He was quoted saying that it should be open within a month which would of made that sometime around late Jan or Feb this year. Any news if this is still going to happen? Thank You!

I was wondering what ever happened to Manuel Corchuelo, the person who had a small lot near Naked City that he was trying to get one million dollars for? You ran an article about him in April, 2010.

I am going to be in Las Vegas for St. Patrick's Day, this year. I was wondering what special events/parties will be going on at the various casinos?

Regarding Terrible Herbst casino and gas stations, who was Herbst and what did he do that was so terrible? Thanks!

We all know December is the slowest month in Vegas. However, I read somewhere that South Point had its best month in December. Could that be right?

Back in the '80s, we saw a show starring Charo. We had some trepidation about seeing the show given her TV performances on "The Love Boat" and "Chico and the Man," but it turned out her guitar playing was spectacular, and was one of the best shows we ever saw in Las Vegas. Is she still performing? We would love to take our kids to her show.

I read that William Redd, the founder of IGT, is known as "The Slot Machine King." What can you tell us about him and what he did to earn that accolade?