A woman who was searching for information about her long-lost dad has discovered his secret life as a New York City mafia informant. Paula Colville, 60, was raised by her mom Elizabeth, who became pregnant while working in New York City as an au pair in the 1960s. After returning to Scotland, Elizabeth refused to … Read more
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While slogging through the new crime film “The Alto Knights” this week, a depressing thought came up. Has Father Time put a hit on Mafia movies? The limping genre’s best stars and directors are all in their 80s. Its New York stories, once bracing and violent, feel exhausted, like they’re contemplating a move to Boca … Read more
You talkin’ to me? Well, in the new movie “The Alto Knights,” in theaters Friday, Robert De Niro is talking to himself. For the first time in his career, the 81-year-old Oscar winner plays two leading roles in the same film: mafiosos, friends and rivals Frank Costello and Vito Genovese. The cinematic maneuver is even … Read more
Sean McVay’s biggest supporter took quite the victory la Sunday. Moments after the Rams defeated the Bills in a thrilling 44-42 upset win at home, Veronika Khomyn — the wife of the Rams’ eight-year head coach — ribbed Buffalo’s beloved fan base in fiery message. “Sorry Bills Mafia. LA is too hot for you,” she … Read more
Their offer just wasn’t ap-peeling. One of the stars of a beloved Aussie children’s TV show finally confirmed long-held rumors and speculation that the costumes of the titular stars of the program were kidnapped by Russian gangsters and held for ransom during an overseas trip. Kenneth Radley, who played banana “B1” on the classic series … Read more
With a rowdy collection of Bills Mafia members watching behind the set, four members of the “NFL Today” crew jumped through folding tables — a traditional pregame move from Bills fans — during the CBS pregame show ahead of Buffalo’s Chiefs clash Sunday afternoon. Nate Burleson had perhaps the most impressive performance out of the … Read more
She went from the Marines to the mob. Tatiana Zappardino plays a Mafia princess in “Tulsa King,” but in real life, is a former Marine lieutenant. The actress, who stars as Tina, the daughter of Sylvester Stallone’s character, Dwight, a New York Mafia capo exiled to Oklahoma, said her veteran status helped her land the role. … Read more
He didn’t want a Mob hit. “Tulsa King” star Michael Beach was hoping not to get TKO’d by Sylvester Stallone’s character Dwight, a NY Mafia capo exiled to Oklahoma, in the Paramount+ series, which premieres its second season Sunday. In Season 1, Beach’s character, the father of Dwight’s cab driver, confronts the displaced mob boss after he … Read more
It’s not “strictly business,” it’s personal. A city in Sicily is trying to rescind its connections to organized crime by banning the sale of souvenirs relevant to the mafia. The mayor of Agrigento gave the Sicilian message that street vendors and gift shop tchotchkes — very similar to mob-related paraphernalia sold in tourist traps around … Read more
Michael Imperioli knows his way around a Mafia story. The Emmy-winning actor was in Martin Scorsese’s “Goodfellas,” HBO’s iconic show “The Sopranos,” and now he’s narrating and exec producing the History Channel docuseries, “American Godfathers: The Five Families.” “I read the book first, and then I was like, ‘If you’re using that as source material, … Read more
In 1992, Vladimir Putin— who at the time was deputy mayor of the Russian port city of St. Petersburg— commissioned a film about himself called “Vlast,” a Russian word meaning power. In it, he argued passionately for the West to invest in Russian industry. After he became Russia’s president in 2012, he continued to project … Read more
Sean Scott Hicks doesn’t care what you do with his new memoir, “The Devil To Pay: A Mobster’s Road to Perdition” (Blackstone). “Like it, hate it, use it as kindling to thwart off the chill of winter, I don’t give a flying f–k what you do with the book at this point,” he writes. A … Read more
The man who co-wrote “Wanted Dead or Alive” was once on the run from his own band. But in the new docuseries “Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story,” which premiered on Hulu Friday, Richie Sambora apologizes for the way he abruptly left the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group — failing to show … Read more
On March 26, 1958, Lana Turner returned to the Hotel Bel Air from the 30th Academy Awards. Nominated for “Peyton Place,” she lost the Best Actress Oscar to Joanne Woodward for her performance in “The Three Faces of Eve.” But as Casey Sherman writes in “A Murder in Hollywood: The Untold Story of Tinseltown’s Most … Read more
Jason Kelce couldn’t help but get caught up in “the magic” of Bills Mafia. The Eagles center — who stole the spotlight for going shirtless in a suite at the Bills-Chiefs Divisional-Round game Sunday — recalled his shenanigans while visiting Buffalo to cheer on his little brother, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. “It was incredible,” … Read more
Jason Kelce was fully immersed in the Bills Mafia experience Sunday. The longtime Eagles center, 36, lost his shirt as he celebrated younger brother Travis Kelce scoring a touchdown in the first half of the Chiefs’ divisional round playoff matchup against the Bills at Highmark Stadium. He was seen drinking beers with fans while taking … Read more
A tailgating tradition almost went wrong Sunday. Ahead of the Buffalo Bills-Kansas City Chiefs AFC Divisional playoff game, Bills Mafia was doing its thing tailgating before kickoff. That included the odd-yet-exciting tradition of body-slamming and smashing a folding table. On Sunday, it featured one fan tossing another wearing a Detroit Lions sweatshirt from the bed … Read more
Disrespect their style, and you’ll be sleeping with the fishes — capeesh? Putting the bada-bing back into fashion after the cutesy crop tops and hip-hugging jeans of the Y2K resurgence have had their fair run, glamour gals of Gotham are going gangster with their garb in the saucy “Mob Wife Aesthetic” trend. “Leading ladies in mob movies always … Read more
It was a racket straight out of “The Sopranos.” Sicily at the end of the 19th century: The estates of wealthy landowners were being attacked by greedy bandits. Fearing for the safety of their homes and citrus groves, the landowners turned to local mafias for protection. The irony? The mafiosos hired to protect those Sicilian orchards were likely … Read more