How close is the new "Eating Las Vegas" book to being ready? I absolutely loved the earlier renditions.

I’m coming to town for the big first weekend of March Madness. Where will the action be?

Any update on the Riviera's demolition?

I read Monday's QoD and now I'm confused: I thought Bob Stupak once owned the Thunderbird, but there's no mention of him in that answer... Did I remember incorrectly?

Here is a question that is even before LVA's time! Tell us about the old Thunderbird hotel and casino, as far as original owners, what was the name of the variety show that played there, were there any concerns regarding the extremely low ceilings and what became of the property.

Recently you answered a question as to the progress at the Cal-Neva casino at Lake Tahoe. What of the status of the new Boulder Bay casino/resort that will be taking over The Biltmore, which is just across the street from the Cal-Neva?

After seeing a recent KLAS TV local news story on crime on the Strip, what's your take on the increase in organized pick pocketing, trick rolls, etc.? They seemed to indicate that hotel security has become overwhelmed, especially by the clubs.

Has there ever been a hotel in Vegas that has had or entertained the thought of having a retractable roof for pool/spa use in the winter months?

My game is pai gow poker. I’m curious about its history and have tried looking it up, but never got too far. I figured if anyone had the inside dope on it, it’d be Question of the Day.

Whenever I visit Vegas I tend to be a night owl, but on my most recent trip I had difficulty finding open late-night food options, other than a few of the fast food chains. Since I have another trip upcoming soon, would it be possible for you to provide some late-night dining options where I could actually sit down and get a meal at, say, 2 or 3 a.m.? It's Vegas for Pete's sake, what happened to it being a 24/7/365 town?!