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The Greatest Gangsters in Film Since 'The Godfather'

By Joe Robberson on
We've combed the genre to pull the most memorable mob bosses and enforcers since Coppola's classic.Read Full Story

Robert De Niro Writes Lovely Letter of Support for Meryl Streep Following Golden Globes Speech

By Cecily Trowbridge on
'I have so much respect for you that you did it while the world was celebrating your achievements,' De Niro wrote.Read Full Story

Robert De Niro Would Like to Punch Donald Trump in the Face

By Cecily Trowbridge on
De Niro laid ruin to Trump during a speech filmed prior to the recent leak of the Republican presidential nominee's unsavory sexual comments.Read Full Story

10 Things That'll Change the Way You Watch 'Taxi Driver'

By Joe Robberson on
Martin Scorsese's classic will stay with you long after it ends.Read Full Story

Despite How Cool Getting Rich is, 'Joy' Lacks Substance

By Joe Robberson on
Jennifer Lawrence shines in David O. Russell's least important American Dream film.Read Full Story

Anne Hathaway Was Rejected for Two Nancy Meyers Movies Before Landing 'The Intern'

By Areeba Abid on
Third time's a charm!Read Full Story

Kimmel, Foxx, Celebs Steal Show Before Mayweather/Pacquiao

By Joe Robberson on
There were some surprising happenings before the unsurprising bout.Read Full Story

The Cast of 'Goodfellas' Reunites at Tribeca

By Joe Robberson on
Moe Black's brother Fat Andy, Freddy No Nose, Nicky Eyes, and Jimmy Two Times all said hello again for the first time.Read Full Story

WATCH: 'Las Vegas' Is What Would Happen If 'The Hangover' Boys Grew Up

By Lani Conway on
Bradley Cooper and his boys will conclude their misadventures when The Hangover Part III opens in theaters next weekend. But with the story of a bunch of guys who really know how to screw things up ending, comes another, more mature version. Enter, Las Vegas, an upcoming comedy about old friends (Robert De Niro, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Kline, and Michael Douglas), who head to Sin City for a bachelor party to do all the crazy things you do when you lack responsibilities. Like spring breakers in...Read Full Story

Matteo Garrone Talks 'Reality' and His Imprisoned Leading Actor

By Joe Robberson on
(Oscilloscope | Getty Images)For Matteo Garrone, a career in film means carrying on an important and storied tradition of influential Italian writer/directors. He broke out in 2008 with Gomorrah, a stark depiction of organized crime in Italy that was revered by critics. He's back this year with a follow-up that couldn't be more different: Reality. The film is a "dark fairytale" that investigates our current fascination with celebrity, specifically reality TV, and the machine that makes stars...Read Full Story