This is the first of an ongoing series where Las Vegas Sun editors aggregate the best Simpson-related news and opinions found on the Web.

More than a decade after he was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, former football star O.J. Simpson again faces the possibility of spending the rest of his life in jail. Simpson was arrested in Las Vegas Sunday after allegedly robbing sports memorabilia collectors with armed accomplices last Thursday night at the Palace Station Hotel and Casino. Simpson, 60, was arrested at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Palms, where he was staying this weekend when he was in town for a wedding. He was booked into the Clark County Detention Center and will be held without bail on two charges of robbery with a deadly weapon, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit burglary and burglary with a firearm. The charges carry a maximum penalty of nearly 100 years in prison. An arraignment was set for 7:45 a.m. Wednesday. The bizarre incident comes just days after the release of Simpson’s book: If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer.

Las Vegas police provided details Monday of Simpson’s conditions inside Clark County Detention Center (and included this photo), where he is being held until an arraignment hearing Wednesday morning. Police have classified Simpson, who they say has been cooperative, as a Protective Custody/Isolation inmate and have isolated him from the other 3,000 prisoners. Simpson’s cell is a 7′ x 14′ room, consisting of a bunk, toilet, sink and small desk. He is allowed three to four hours of free time spent alone each day. Inmates are allowed a total of two books/magazines and up to five religious books. The former NFL star has only requested reading glasses, which were provided for him. He has had five attorney visits, three from private attorneys and two from the Public Defenders office. Simpson will be served three meals a day at 4 a.m., 10 a.m., and a 4 p.m. dinner consisting of Enchilada Casserole, Spanish rice, garden salad with dressing, two slices of bread, margarine, marble cake and a fruit drink. Thus the question everyone will ask: Will it be orange juice?

(AP) Third suspect in O.J. Simpson alleged robbery surrenders: The Associated Press is reporting that a third suspect in the Simpson heist has been arrested.

(TMZ.com) O.J.’s Alleged Robbery — Caught on Tape!: TMZ.com has released an audio tape from Simpson’s confrontation with sports memorabilia collectors last week. Warning: The track’s content is graphic in nature as it is laced with profanity. The site also has video of one of Simpson’s accomplices, Walter Alexander, proclaiming: “I’m not a Thug!” and old pictures of Simpson handling a machine gun.

(CNN.com) Court to rule on whether Simpson gets bail: CNN’s story discusses whether or not Simpson will be allowed bail. The site also has video of why Simpson is in jail, along with links to past stories — including Simpson saying the incident is being way overblown. On television, CNN had extensive coverage of the story all day Monday, including extended coverage on Anderson Cooper 360 and Larry King Live.

(abcNEWS.com) Memorabilia Dealer and Former Friend Says Simpson Was in the Room During Robbery: ABC has video of Bruce Fromong, one of the memorabilia dealers in the room when Simpson burst in, said that while he couldn’t believe his former friend could be so “dumb,” that Simpson was not armed during the robbery. The site has a special section devoted to coverage of the case, featuring a list of some of the artifacts that Simpson said were stolen from him.

(lasvegasnow.com) O.J. Simpson in Las Vegas Jail on Felony Charges: Ch. 8 has exclusive video with one of the alleged Simpson victims. The station also has video of the Las Vegas police news conference after Simpson’s arrest.

(ESPN.com) Audiotape surfaces in Simpson case: ESPN has more of the basics behind the case, plus legal analyst Roger Cossack talking about what could happen to Simpson in the future. The site also features video with sports columnists like Jay Mariotti debating the incident on the show “Around The Horn.” Another story sums up that the memorabilia wasn’t worth the trouble.

(washingtonpost.com) O.J. Simpson Accused of Casino Robbery: Washington Post staff writer Paul Farhi answers reader-submitted questions about the Simpson case. Questions range from why Simpson was held without bail, to how hard getting an impartial jury could be if the case ever goes to trial. “His behavior in 1994 would seem to be relevant here. Remember the Bronco “chase”? I think the Las Vegas cops could argue that he’s a flight risk,” Farhi writes.

(USATODAY.com) O.J. Simpson arrested, faces multiple felony charges: In addition to more details about the Simpson case, USA TODAY provides an timeline of Simpson’s past legal battles.

(courtTV CRIME LIBRARY) The O.J. Simpson Murder Trial: Anyone looking for more information on what many media members dubbed “The Trial of the Century” can find the Simpson murder trial at the Crime Library.

(Photo above): A television reporter prepares for a stand up as media members wait for information on O.J. Simpson outside Las Vegas Metropolitan Police offices in Las Vegas, Nevada September 16, 2007. Former football star Simpson, who was acquitted in 1995 of murdering his ex-wife, has been arrested in connection with an alleged armed robbery last week in a hotel room in Las Vegas, police said. (STEVE MARCUS / LAS VEGAS SUN)