What ever happened to the famous $5 million and $10 million chips from the London Club?

Have MGM properties eliminated shoeshine stands from all of their properties? Recent trips found both MGM and Mandalay Bay shoeshine stands missing. I used to have at least one shine per trip and miss this service.

Is Carl Icahn paying property taxes on Fontainebleau? How much?

I just read in our local morning paper that a NH couple hit the jackpot of $2.4 million at the MGM on the ’Lion’s Share’ slot machine. Do I recall correctly, that this was the last machine of its type, and was only still around because the jackpot had not been hit? If this is the case, will the machine now be ’retired?’ Thanks!

There was a place near Boulder Hwy. and Sahara Ave. called Spring Fever. It was a place for "lovers" to rent a room with a hot-tub jacuzzi and a bed. Now, the rumor was the proprietors were recording people through a one-way mirror and then the tapes ended up in European adult theaters. It also burned down, some say suspiciously. Can you shed more light on this place and the rumors?

Sometime in the past you mentioned the owners of our former favorite restaurant, Rosemary’s, were going to reopen a place downtown this year. Did that happen and if so the new name and location please. The food was just great.

Friends of mine went last week to the pawn shop ("Pawn Stars") and were told there is now an admission charge of $22 Really? If so, Rick and the crew have really gotten greedy!

I have traveled to the Golden Nuggets in Atlantic City, Las Vegas, and Laughlin. Each claims to have the "worlds largest golden nugget" on display. At first I thought it rotated around, but I've been to each enough times and the nugget is always at the one I'm at, so there must be replicas although it doesn't say there are. Where is the real one located?

Since we're on this theme of Las Vegas entertainment, what ever happened to the show Senses? And where is (was) the Giordano Theater?

This question is regarding one of the choices in your 8/13/2014 LVA Reader Poll: "I have fun exploring the more 'underground' entertainment scene, like the alternative productions at Onyx Theater, the burlesque bar scene, the 'extra-curricular' shows that cast members from Cirque, Absinthe etc. put on by themselves -- I see the same talent, but for a fraction of Strip prices, and it’s something experimental and different. It’s more fun and a lot more wallet-friendly than seeing a typical production show.' That sounds like fun! Can you provide some detailed information on the "underground" entertainment scene? We really enjoyed Absinthe on our last trip to Vegas, and would love to explore the "extra-curricular" entertainment options you eluded to. Thanks!