Something changed in Robert De Niro around the turn of the millennium, with an actor who’d always been so protective of their filmography and the quality of work they turned in seemingly shrugging his ...

You see, Robert De Niro plays both of the movie's central mob boss characters, Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, and while ...

Robert De Niro’s $9 million gangster movie proved to be an utter disappointment at the box office, but it is thriving after ...

Now, he plays a pair of wise guys. In “The Alto Knights,” DeNiro plays not one, but two infamous mobsters: Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, a pair of mafia leaders who grew to power in tandem ...

The Alto Knights chronicles the friendship-turned-rivalry between notorious mobsters Frank Costello and Vito Genovese, but it leaves out what happened toward the end of Costello’s life.

Frank Costello, 82, the retired “prime minister of the underworld,” who survived a gangland execution attempt and successfully defied efforts by the U.S. government to deport him to his native ...

And while Trump is not known for his grasp of history, he’d do well to view Costello’s relationship with the Enquirer’s first publisher as a cautionary tale. In the 1940s, Frank Costello was ...

MAGISTRATE THOMAS Aurelio’s nomination to the state Supreme Court wasn’t the only thing Frank Costello had in his pocket. On Wednesday the 14th of June 1944, he had $27,200 cash in his pocket.

A man whose very name was synonymous with crime, violence, and basically all things undesirable throughout the city of Boston, The Departed‘s Frank Costello (Jack Nicholson) spent his life ...

The Oscar-winning actor plays gangsters Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in a real-life crime film written by Nicholas Pileggi and co-starring Debra Messing. By Frank Scheck There are some good ...

From "The Godfather" to "The Sopranos," mobsters and their families have been the subject of American fiction for generations. Now, two new programs promise to take a deep dive into the true ...

Mobster Frank Costello operated in a dangerous business, but it was his attempts at mental peace that nearly got him killed. In the above exclusive clip from the “Making of the Mob” season ...