We want to hear more about the haunting at the Luxor. You mentioned in a recent QoD that three workers were killed and haunted the barge ride. Thanks guys.

I was sent an email from Living Social with a deal to stay at the Golden Nugget on the description on the deal, it stated that after July I had to pay for a nightly $5 "Fremont Street Experience Fee." Did you ever hear about this? Is this another way of saying "resort fee"?

Where are the former owners of Rosemary’s? I know they are chefs and I thought there was talk that they would open a different concept on the strip. We always enjoyed their lunch special when we were in town and occasionally even dinner.

The picture of the Boardwalk from yesterday’s QOD brought back something I had wondered about - was the roller coaster on the roof ever functional, or just an ornate sign holder? Along those lines, you have a great list of current rides through the Vistor Guide, but have other rides come and gone from the area? The coasters at the top of the Stratosphere and at the Sahara are the only two I have ridden which are now gone. Thanks!

I was wondering if there is any place in Vegas that has a 24-hour buffet? Couldn't find one on my last visit and for a town that never sleeps, was thinking there might be one. If not, has there ever been one?

Can you tell us which major casinos are now owned by individuals and not big corporations?

In 2009 there were news stories about James Hackett, a tourist in Las Vegas, disputing thousands of dollars in Amex charges at the Club Paradise topless club. He claimed that he had blacked out and shouldn't be responsible. I figure the guy should have to pay up, and was curious as to how this turned out. Can you let us know how the outcome?

Who took Frank Rosenthal's place at the Stardust casino after he left?

I know this was addressed a while back but could not find it in the archives. Can the remains, i.e., cremated ashes, be spread in Vegas? How about bringing them on the plane? Has anything changed since your last report? Thanks!

In the May 24th news you stated the Tony Roma's, where Frank Rosenthal was car-bombed, had closed. My memory was always that the Tony Roma's was in the movie "Casino," but the actual restaurant was a Marie Callender's. Just because I was curious I checked and found the original story from the Las Vegas Sun, and it too states Marie Callender's. I have seen other stories that list this as Tony Roma's, so, it makes me wonder. Did this location change, or is there confusion on this issue?