I know in the past you used to have a link under "Vegas Info" that listed everything pertaining to Las Vegas that was on TV that week. Before leaving for Vegas, we'd get pumped up by watching these shows. How come you no longer let us know when shows featuring Las Vegas are going to be on TV?

On the series "Las Vegas," there was a scene where Ed Deline (James Caan) treated his distant relative to breakfast after his break-up with a sly con artist of a fiance. At this restaurant the wait staff consisted of topless and almost bottomless (un)dressed women. Does any such establishment exist in Las Vegas or is this purely Hollywood fantasy?

What's the story behind Tom and Tim's selling of the Golden Nugget? Seems like they only bought it to be in that TV show. Did they lose money? Why did they sell so quickly?

Are there any drive-in movie theaters left in Las Vegas?

What are your all-time favorite Vegas/gambling-themed movies? Which do you feel portray the most realistic vision of Las Vegas as it exists today, or did so during the time the movie pretends to cover?

In the movie Casino and the TV series "Las Vegas," when a customer is on a hot streak, it seems management tries very hard to distract the player by changing dealers, closing the table, or using other methods to cause the player's luck to change. Is this reflective of what actually occurs or is it just TV/movie hype?

With all the filming in Las Vegas, how does one get a part as an extra? Can you list the agencies that handle background work?

When a hand is dealt in video poker, are the bottom five cards dealt at the same time? Does it affect the outcome by waiting in holding and drawing? I thought I had read that all ten cards were dealt at once. However, on "Modern Marvels" (History Channel), they said the RNG kept running until the cards were drawn.

It seems like every time I turn around, something's being filmed in Las Vegas. Does the city make any money on all the film and TV production that's done there?

The TV show "CSI" often refers to a casino called the Tangiers. Is it a real casino? If so, where is it located?