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Terror In America: Obituary: Berry Berenson
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BORN TO wealth and privilege, the photographer, model and
occasional actress Berry Berenson was a member of a notable European
dynasty - her grandmother was the couturier Elsa Schiaparelli, her
great-uncle the art historian Bernard Berenson. In 1973 she startled
the fashion and society worlds by marrying the actor Anthony Perkins,
who was 16 years older and had until then had been apparently
homosexual. The couple had two sons and their marriage ended only
when Perkins died of an Aids-related...
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Perkins gets job done quietly
The Boston Globe
; NEW ORLEANS -- Ray Perkins is sitting in the coffee shop of the Marriott Hotel contemplating his dinner order. The first part is easy -- a Steak Special. But then comes the drink order. "How about a Coke," says Perkins with an engaging smile. "Sorry," says the waitress. "Would Pepsi be OK?" Then it
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Perkins takes look at WJLA.(BUSINESS)(CHANNEL SURFING)
The Washington Times
; ... station, and I had a real desire to see their news operation, the Good Morning America (GMA ... subject these days. The New York Daily News reported March 23 that GMA co-anchor Diane ... ABC affiliate that collects high-priced news stars the way people used to collect green ...
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TWINS 4, NEW YORK 0; Father's Day celebration; Glen Perkins became a dad for the second time and, eight shutout innings later, a nine-game winner as he and Joe Nathan handcuffed the Yankees.(SPORTS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; Byline: JOE CHRISTENSEN; STAFF WRITER Glen Perkins had numerous reasons to feel jumpy and overthrow the ball Monday night, facing the Yankees one day after the birth of his second child, but the first thing that struck Twins manager Ron Gardenhire was his calm. Perkins' sleep patterns might have
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PERKINS' LATEST MOVE: SYMBOL OF INDEPENDENCE FROM THE GIANTS TO ALABAMA TO TAMPA, HE'S WANTED HIS OWN SHOW
The Boston Globe
; TAMPA, Fla. - Ray Perkins is weaving his 1987 Mercedes Benz through the late-afternoon Tampa traffic, looking for seams in a rush-hour clog of cars. In the back seat, his 20-year-old son Mike is giving a sales pitch about the new Jeep he wants to buy. Perkins is not biting. "We're just going to
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PERKINS REVIEWS BC JOB
The Boston Globe
; Ray Perkins, fired as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week, said yesterday he would be interested in the football coaching position at Boston College. "If the commitment to winning is there and they give you an even chance to win, I would be interested in the job," said Perkins last night
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