Hotel SAX Paris, the new jewel in the crown of Paris' 7th arrondissement, opens its doors on April 4, 2025. Located on Paris's Left Bank, this five-star design hotel boasts two restaurants ...

Thirty-five years after playing Jimmy Conway, De Niro is reuniting with “Goodfellas” co-writer Nicholas Pileggi and producer Irwin Winkler for “The Alto Knights” to play a “Jekyll and ...

The Alto Knights stars De Niro as Frank Costello, a respected mafioso on the edges of legitimacy. It also stars De Niro as Costello’s lifelong friend Vito Genovese, a much seedier gangster who ...

Warner Bros. is releasing the film, which stars De Niro as rival crime bosses Vito Genovese and Frank Costello and reportedly cost $45 million to make. However, Variety reports that the film is ...

Upstairs, the hotel will feature a Japanese restaurant and a bar on the top floor. The Sax Paris is currently taking reservations for stays starting June 15 with rates starting at $426 or 92,000 ...

Pictures shows Robert De Niro as Vito Genovese, left, and Robert De Niro as Frank Costello in a scene from “The Alto Knights.” (Warner Bros. Pictures via AP) This image released by Warner Bros.

There’s so much mobsplaining in the film-maker’s messy true-life Mafia movie that it often feels like Robert De Niro is aggressively reading a Wikipedia entry. Citation! Listening to a clutter ...

It’s always a pleasure to see De Niro toast his rivals’ downfall. The Alto Knights seems to be aiming for an elegiac tone similar to that of The Irishman, nostalgically mourning both a lost ...

Here, “The Alto Knights” recalls other gangster pictures — a few starring De Niro, like “Once Upon a Time in America” and “The Godfather Part II” — about the scrappy origins of ...

How the two eventually clashed and became enemies is the story of “The Alto Knights,” a thoroughly entertaining mob movie destined to be remembered mainly for its weird casting. Robert De Niro plays ...

If the ′60s sitcom “The Patty Duke Show” and the movie “Goodfellas” had a baby, it would look like “The Alto Knights.” For the first time in his illustrious career, Robert De Niro ...

De Niro seems to be having fun playing both Vito ... but the movie itself can’t afford to agree with him. “The Alto Knights” is steeped in Frank Costello’s mindset to a tedious extreme ...