My family and I are going to be in Vegas next month for a vacation and in the past we have had trouble finding food late at night. We enjoy staying up gambling and drinking until three or four in the morning and would like to have a little bite before bed, but nothing is open. Can you tell me where we can grab a bite at that time of night on the Strip without having to get room service?

I heard a wild story about a group of dealers that pooled their money and bet a football game every week with some sort of fantastic result. Do you know anything about this? I heard it was at the Hilton.

Is it correct that the best place to exchange foreign currency in Las Vegas is in the casinos themselves, because they have the best rates (as they're looking to encourage you to gamble and take your money another way)?

We were told if anyone can help us it would be the Las Vegas Advisor. Do you know who may still offer the card game pan?

I really enjoy reading the daily blogs and especially David McKee's entries. I always like to put a "face" with the name and although there is a picture of David on his page, I don't know anything about his background on the Las Vegas scene. I wonder if he would like to fill us in?

When I lived in Las Vegas in the late '70s, the Sahara was listed as Del Webb's Sahara and I believe there was also a property at Lake Tahoe bearing his name. Can you give some more insight and information on Del Webb's involvement with casinos?

The other night, I stumbled onto a movie called Crazy Girls Undercover on one of the Starz channels. It seemed like the plot was some kind of showgirl spies kinda thing, and perhaps was one of those "so bad it might be good" events. Do you know any more about it? Plus, this got me to wondering if you could share your thoughts on some of the best bad Las Vegas movies? I'm assuming that Showgirls is Number One...

On a recent rerun of "CSI" Las Vegas, they were trying to track down rabies spread by bats they mentioned lived in caves in Las Vegas. I believe the name started with an "H" and they were a commercial deal where admission was charged. It was a fairly new episode. Are there such caves or was it simply poetic license, like all the rain they are always showing in Las Vegas?

Has the airship taken flight again? We took the blimp (Airship Tours) on Oct. 14, 2000 but heard it was grounded sometime after that. My husband saw one flying (or floating) over Vegas in March when we were there, though he couldn't see a logo or other writing on it. It was an awesome experience.

We just got back from a short trip to Las Vegas and took my barely 21-year-old daughter to see Blue Man Group. What a great show! Can you give us any extra trivia on this production? How many Blue Men are there? Do they perform basically the same show each night, or does it change? I’ve heard there are other Blue Men shows that travel around, (say, Chicago, New York etc.) Is that the same group as the Vegas Blue men, or are there others lurking amongst us?