Right before the Lion habitat at MGM closed, I had my picture taken with a cub, and the owner, Keith Evans, told me he would be opening his ranch outside of Vegas to visitors. I have not been able to find out any information on this.

Why was Steve Wynn in such a rush to remove the Frontier sign that he paid to have it taken down? I understand the area that maintains all or some of the old signs weren't advised and by the time they got there only one letter was left.

With the opening of the new Mob Museum downtown, are there any tours offered with shuttle service from and to the Strip?

I always like reading about all the expensive restaurants I will never patronize. Maybe happy hours are affordable? A listing of $20 (more or less) lunch specials at "expensive" restaurants would be great! I am always looking for quality at an affordable price. Cosmo's deal is great, but after three times the menu still has not changed.

With all the topless shows, party pits, and topless pools, why is it that everyone is so against having a topless/adult club connected to a casino/hotel? As long as it's a certain distance away from the casino - like having it in the Forum Shops away from the casino or at the back of Mandalay Bay near the Shark Reef - I don't think it will be a problem. There are several downtown casinos just a short walk away from the Girls of Glitter Gulch.

My sister was/is a huge Donny Osmond fan. I found an old album and I would like to see if I can get his autograph on it. Possible or impossible? I don't wish to bother the man but my sister would be thrilled.

At one time, places like Casa di Amore used to offer a family-style menu option for groups, but I do not believe they still do this. Are there any Strip or local restaurants that offer a "family-style" menu option for a large party (20 people)?

Why can't you bet on the Olympics?

We used to love staying at the Key Largo casino. It was a small and friendly place and it was sad when it closed, now even sadder to see it neglected. Can you please tell me what is to become of the site it is on, if anything? We will be back in Vegas in September.

While I was watching the "LVH" letters go up on the huge outdoor sign outside the LVH last week, I thought back to when the sign was first erected for the Las Vegas Hilton. I vaguely remember that the first sign was supposed to be the largest in the city--or maybe the world. Shortly thereafter, that sign blew over in a fierce windstorm, and it had to be rebuilt. The question: Is the sign outiside the LVH the same size and height as the original Las Vegas Hilton sign that blew down about two decades ago, or did they reduce the size when they rebuilt it?