I know this isn't exclusive to Las Vegas but have always wondered how is it that the nightclubs, pools, etc. are able to charge women less money to get in than men? Isn't this blatant discrimination?

I have chemical sensitivities. Are there any non-chlorinated pools in Las Vegas?

Are any of the Vegas pools "negative -edge" or infinity style?

What's the most expensive "room" one can rent in Las Vegas? When I worked for PSAV (the audio visual company at the Palms) we were always told the Palms had the most expensive - the two-story Hugh Hefner Sky Villa (with the overhang jacuzzi, inside elevator, and rotating bed with mirrors among other amenities). Only $30,000 a night. Is there anything even more expensive, at Caesars Palace, or Planet Hollywood, for example? If that was too much, the Palms had a slew of other specialty suites for just $10,000-$15,000 a night. Oh, one insight I can offer is the majority of the time we (PSAV) were aware of those room being rented, it was for corporate parties.

What happened to the "Player's Edge" column in the Review-Journal? It is still listed in the Entertainment section but there are no columns for 2011.

Where is the Spring Preserve? What is the attraction of going there and how do I get there from the Strip?

This is about the LVA website: Is there an app for that? Actually, are there any plans for any LVA apps?

What happened to "Vegas Week" on the Travel Channel?

All the experts say never drink and gamble. Why does LVA carry so much info about bars, happy hours, drink specials, and clubs? I know people come to Las Vegas for different reasons, but shouldn't you remind people that drinking and gambling should be two separate activities?

We heard a lot at the time about the recent Bellagio robbery, but not much since. What's the inside scoop?