Two weeks ago I was in a lounge at Planet Hollywood watching Karaoke and ordered a simple rum & Coke. The cost for one small drink (no fruit) was $10. I think that's a lot for one shot of rum, plus the entertainment was terrible. It got me to thinking, what is the single most expensive drink in Las Vegas?

We just got back from Vegas several weeks ago where we managed to catch several shows including "Fantasy" at the Luxor. Very good choreography and the one male performer just about stole the show from the girls. My wife made the comment "How in the world did those girls manage to stay 'nippy' throughout a hour and a half show? That's not natural." I said that I sure had no idea but I knew somebody who might. How DO they do it?

Whatever happened with the body-building couple in Vegas who were accused of murdering their assistant? I remember a lot of press about it at the time but never learned how the story played out.

I just finished reading the latest bestseller by Lee Child, Bad Luck and Trouble. This book has a few chapters set in Las Vegas. In these chapters, the main characters are walking up the low end of the Strip where several of the older properties have been torn down to make way for new construction (so far so good). But then the author states several times they're in the area where the Riviera used to be. I just got back from Vegas and I know the Riveria is still there. So this was obviously a researching error. I was wondering if these types of "errors" come to light in any way and do any formal retractions/apologies ever take place when the facts are incorrect.

For state tax purposes, what does it take to become a legal resident of Nevada?

Which Vegas casino men's room has urinals mounted on a wall made from pieces of the Berlin Wall?

My wife and I plan to retire to Las Vegas in six or seven years. We want to keep our home here in Saskatchewan, and live at least six months of the year in each home. I don't really like being a landlord, but we think it might be a good time to buy in Las Vegas while your prices are so low, and rent the house out until we move there. We can sell our home if we have to, but we'll be able to keep our home here if we can find a three-bedroom home in Las Vegas for under $250,000. Is this a realistic plan?

The Q&A about Gary Loveman (QoD 4/10/08) got my curiosity up about the rest of the book, Winner Takes All. What did you think about the whole thing?

With the introduction of the new $5 bill, I take it that all the bill changers and bill readers need to be changed to accept the new money? How long does it take to change out each bill changer and what is the cost of doing this?

In your 3/7 QOD answer, you state that the temple located outside of a casino that a reader remembers was the Erawan temple outside of Caesars; are you certain that the reader wasn't thinking of the teakwood temple in the parking lot of the Castaways, just north of Caesars on the Strip?