In the book Cullotta, a photo of the "Chicago Outfit circa 1970s" names one man as Joseph "Little Caesar" DiVarco. Just wondered if this person had a connection with Little Caesars, the little dive-of-a-casino on the Strip years back? Enjoyed the book a lot, BTW.

What’s the story behind the changing scores in the USC/Utah game last week and how did the sports books handle it?

I'm always amazed by the high number of entrants for the expensive football contests, which I know can be attributed to the pros pursuing the big prizes and notoriety (a la Fezzik's back-to-back Hilton wins). Do these same pros also play all the low-entry-fee and free contests?

I heard recently that Jerry Lewis is no longer the MDA National Chairman and that he will not appear on the 2011 telethon Labor Day weekend. Will the telethon go on as scheduled from the South Point?

In the old TV show Vega$, where was Dan Tanna’s home and what type of building was it, as he seemed to park his car in the living room?

I watch and record shows about Las Vegas history and documentaries whenever I can at home in Canada. Why do there not seem to be as many shows about Las Vegas these days? The ones I see now seem to all be very outdated re-runs.

I just saw your Today's News item about "octogenarian comic" Marty Allen. He's really 89 years old?! Does that make him the oldest performer in Las Vegas? If not, who is?

I love the QOD feature, and read it just about every day. I was wondering how often Anthony Curtis contributes to the answers?

What is the largest payout for a single bet in the history of Las Vegas?

What can you tell me about Carl "Safe Sax" Ferris, the sax player on Fremont St.? I have seen him for years and was wondering about his history, and his compensation. Do casinos chip in or does he play for tips and CD sales?