Liberace Avenue now marked at the site of his longest running residency
Liberace’s name in lights returns permanently to the site of his longest running residency, as signs go up for Liberace Avenue in Las Vegas, at last.
Liberace’s name in lights returns permanently to the site of his longest running residency, as signs go up for Liberace Avenue in Las Vegas, at last.
The legendary British singer explains his inspiration for his newly recorded tribute to Liberace. We take a look back at the two artists referring to each other in the public eye, nearly 40 years ago. Have a listen, too!
In a meeting of the Clark County Planning Commission, the name of a major thoroughfare in Las Vegas was approved for name change, from Karen Avenue to Liberace Avenue, marking a tremendous victory for the Liberace Foundation.
Chloe Flower has made history as the first major label recording artist to cover a Liberace piece. Naturally, its Christmas!
Those who want to preserve for the public seem to always come to blows with those who want to own for themselves.
Legendary Las Vegas show producer Jeff Kutash has been working behind the scenes keeping his next production quiet. That’s about to change. Pay close attention.
The latest Gallaudet University Liberace Scholar has been announced!
Front man of legendary rock band is joined by its co-founder Chuck Panozzo at Liberace Garage, before the pair discussed the experience on stage at the Venetian in Las Vegas.
We at the Liberace Foundation are deeply saddened to announce the passing of our longest serving member of the Board of Directors. Our condolences to the family and many friends of the one and only, Anna Nateece.
Superstar Adele is the latest headliner to reference Liberace. Is her commandeering of his image a sly nod to the creator of the residency model, or is it careless pirating? Let us know what you think.
Cache of the personal treasures of Liberace to come out of hiding, augmented by recent artifact acquisitions to form the most substantial Liberace Museum Collection Exhibit ever.
Liberace referred Hilton as his “show business home in Las Vegas.” Last night, he came home.
Why is Liberace named in the lyrics of hundreds of pop and hip hop recordings? Why are films and documentaries being made about him, while his jewels, costumes and other artifact collections go on exhibit at the most prestigious museums in the world, over 30 years after his death? Why are his pianos showing up on the GAMMY Awards and the OSCARS? Why did guests at the MET Gala dress in tribute to him? Come and see for yourself!
The Liberace Museum Store monologue of Jay Mohr is now the stuff of legend. The Liberace Museum Store is soon open again, more fabulous than ever.
Composer, writer, producer, Sony Masterworks artist and music education activist lends her tremendous public appeal to support the legacy of Liberace