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...edge of trouble. Westchester, N.Y., district attorney Jeanine Pirro is investigating the 1982 disappearance of his first wife, Kathleen McCormack. He is also a "possible suspect," according to Los Angeles police, in the murder of Susan Berman, an L.A. writer who was executed gangland style on Christmas Eve 2000. Oh--and while he was on the lam, Durst sometimes dressed as a woman...
...mother Bernice fall to her death from the roof of their home in what may have been a suicide. In 1972 he married Kathleen McCormack, a beautiful dental assistant. The couple had a history of violent confrontations, and on Jan. 31, 1982, she vanished. Then on Christmas Eve 2000, Durst's friend Susan Berman was shot in the head in her home just days before she was to be interviewed by investigators seeking information about Kathleen's disappearance...
...film, which was shown in order to raise money for the Harvard Film Archive on the eve of its 25th anniversary, is a melange of the good and the evil, of the present and the past—and, most importantly, of the historical McNamara, seen in documentary footage, and the present-day McNamara as narrator...
...slips with discreet authority from the main-floor restaurant to the bar and dance floor on the upper levels. The raucous laughter of drunken college students and the thumping rhythms of Beyoncé form the unmistakable soundtrack of a late night experience at this Square standby on the eve of its silver anniversary...
...project was to mix up a batch of PL's salad dressing in the washtub and fill old wine bottles using the assembled funnels and corks and labels, and on Christmas Eve our collective families would go around the neighborhood singing carols and distributing these gift bottles of PL's dressing. PL was very proud of his salad dressing, and this was the apotheosis of his salad days. Over the years, even in four-star restaurants, PL had been rejecting the house dressings and concocting his own. Captains, maitre d's, and sometimes the restaurant owner would scurry around...