Even though John Travolta's critically panned crime movie has a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, one former mobster gives the film a ...

Many years later, he reopened his restaurant with a name that pays tribute ... when the mob boss John Gotti was on trial in 1992 at the federal courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn, his lawyers became ...

Since 1978, when capital punishment was approved by the state Legislature after having been dormant since a state Supreme ...

His restaurant was called Patsy’s ... And, when the crime boss John Gotti was on trial, his lawyers took lunch to their client by picking up a pizza at Patsy’s, wrapping the slices in aluminum ...

Monte’s restaurant was considered neutral territory ... The Gambino boss who succeeded Castellano after orchestrating his assassination, John Gotti, regularly stayed at the hotel’s Skipper’s Cottage.

According to a legend from Carol Grimaldi, Grimaldi’s wife, the lawyers for mobster John Gotti were regular customers ... in 1990 when he named his own restaurant Patsy’s.

As many people know, the spoonerism owes its name to William Archibald Spooner (1844-1930), an English dean who wittily (or unwittingly) transposed the initial sounds of his words and phrases, saying ...

As a businessman and entrepreneur, Bridgeman invested in several restaurant chains ... Irving Domingo Lorenzo Jr., better known as Irv Gotti, passed away on February 5th. He was only 54.

the lawyers for mobster John Gotti were regular customers during his 1992 trial in federal court in Brooklyn. However popular his coal oven pizzas were, Grimaldi ran into trouble in 1990 when he named ...