[Answer] 7. In 1956 which flamboyant pianist sued the "Daily Mirror" columnist Cassandra for libel?

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...1. Russ Conway 2. Floyd Cramer 3. Bobby Crush 4. Liberace At one time Liberace was believed to be the highest paid entertainer in the world. Famed for his colourful costumes, candelabra on the piano and 'over the top' performances he sued for libel when Cassandra wrote an article that, without ever using the actual word, implied he was homosexual. Testifying in person, in court he denied being homosexual or ever having engaged in homosexual activities. He receive �8,000 damages and, in his own words, "laughed all the way to the bank". He fought and won a similar suit against "Confidential" magazine in America in 1957 after they used the headline "Why Liberace's Theme Song Should be 'Mad About the Boy'". He never married, although he was romantically linked with various women over the years, and rumours and speculation about his sexuality persisted.

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Liberace:

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