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?

Which casino had a margarita fountain?

Will anything ever become of the former ICE night club? I've been walking Past that property for close to 10 years and I'm still waiting for something.

The history and future of Las Vegas' convention facilities and event areas, Part II.

Is the concert and convention "pie" big enough for everybody? Certainly some off-Strip venues, like Boyd Arena and UNLV will suffer. Rodeos are now moving to T-Mobile next month. This latest proposal from Sands is for a 17,500-capacity concert hall? And there are new proposals from Wynn? Good grief!

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?

You recently wrote that property taxes are being paid on the stagnant Fountainebleu. Since Carl Icahn purchased the property in 2010 and he's trying to sell it, how much has he paid so far in property taxes?

I recently saw on "Pawn Stars" the D casino was selling their Sigma Derby game (my all-time favorite machine -- I used to stay up all night at the Stardust back in the '80s playing it). On the show, Rick's expert appraised it for $35,000 to $40,000, so did they make a deal or not? And if it's gone from the D, are there any other casinos in Las Vegas that still have a Sigma Derby machine?

What's going on at the old Roadhouse Casino, Part II.

I see they are painting the old Roadhouse Casino in Henderson. Is there new life in the old gal?