<HTML>Vegas Liberace Museum Gets Makeover .c The Associated Press LAS VEGAS (AP) - In keeping with Liberace's flair for flamboyancy, an oversized neon pink piano and a giant rendition of the late pianist's signature now grace the entrance to his newly remodeled museum. Despite the triple-digit heat, hundreds of residents and tourists turned out Thursday to celebrate the expansion of the nonprofit Liberace Museum. Renowned for his over-the-top tastes, the museum houses a collection of the Las Vegas entertainer's cars, pianos, costumes and jewelry. Magicians Siegfried and Roy, holding a 7-week-old white Siberian male tiger, arrived in Liberace's pink Rolls Royce convertible to cut a rhinestone-encrusted ribbon. ``He would be thrilled,'' said Roy Horn, adding that the museum is a monument to Liberace's contributions to the city's entertainment history. ``He really was the king of the showman,'' said Siegfried Fischbacher. Liberace died of complications from AIDS in 1987. He was 67. </HTML>