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What do all of the celebrity perks in Dream Life Superstar mean Not the parent perks but the perks you get when you are a celebrity?
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∙ 14y ago
Limo Driver-I think it takes you to a place faster
Magazine Cover-1/2 for next promotion. Meaning you only have to get half of the points for your next perk
Endorsement Deal-1/2 price for all the clothes you use during a match (athlete)
Superstar Charisma-Makes chatting easier
Starstruck Parents-Unlocks all of parent perks
Exclusive Membership-Unlocks Monique (an expensive store with cute dresses)
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How do you become an actress in Dream Life Superstar?
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What is worthwhile about being look alikes?
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When was Micah Perks born?
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When was Gord Perks born?
Gord Perks was born in 1963.
When did Thomas Perks die?
Thomas Perks died in 1953.
When was Thomas Perks born?
Thomas Perks was born in 1883.
When was Craig Perks born?
Craig Perks was born in 1967.
When was Reg Perks born?
Reg Perks was born in 1911.
When did Reg Perks die?
Reg Perks died in 1977.
