liberace

He's famous enough he could probably just play something showy like Liberace and get away with it.

The whole Wikipedia page for Liberace appears to be an attempt to force him in to a mold that he refused repeatedly.

You should have seen my mother when she figured out that Liberace was gay.

I had George Gershwin rocking a Yamaha XG clavichord and Liberace on a Sitar and similar shenanigans.

Didn't Liberace sue a newspaper for libel when they said he was gay...

Hence, no one can say that Liberace or Elvis had good taste.

But Liberace might be spinning in his grave…I ran his data into the Honky Tonk Piano.

Had they shown that Liberace was gay, they'd have won the trial.

As if Liberace wasn't the gayest person ever.

I knew Liberace was gay before I knew what gay was.

> but Liberace might be spinning in his grave At 10000 rpm, not one less.

If they can find a way to patch Markle, Lizzo, and Liberace into this story, as well as beat up on the left, they will.

They were surprised when other public figures were outed the same way, even (seriously!) "obvious" cases like Liberace.

My stepfather refused to let me take piano lessons, because those would turn you into a "sissy" (e.g., Liberace).

When Liberace played "Misty" it was something remarkable, but when Garner plays it that's another experience altogether.

Now it's true the cultural stereotype for "gay" was the Village People or Liberace or whatever, but a large number of people knew ordinary gay people as well.

Those whose work pushes for a Liberace-and-spotlight outfit and those brought to a kuroi apparel.

Liberace appears to have had a homosexual relationship, but he himself denied it.

I can assure you that Lang Lang is a seriously good pianist, something that nobody would claim about Liberace.