Robert De Niro
Our favorite train wreck has landed another movie role. ...
An art dealer has been charged with stealing more than $1 million worth of paintings from Hollywood star Robert De Niro – all painted by the actor’s late father.
Lawrence Salander, 60, is accused of ripping off De Niro as he sold artwork by the late Robert De Niro Sr.
Prosecutors say that the art dealer sold the De Niro works, but failed to tell the Goodfellas actor exactly how many of his father's paintings were sold, and also failed to pay De Niro for “the majority of those sales.”
The De Niro family name will continue on.
Robert De Niro's son, Raphael De Niro, and his wife, Claudine DeMatos, welcomed a new son, named Nicholas De Niro, to the world yesterday in New York.
Nicholas weighed in at 7 pounds 11 ounces and mother and child are both doing well.
Congratulations to the happy parents and grandparents!
The Tribeca Film Festival handed out this year’s honors on Thursday.
This year’s panel of jurors for Robert De Niro’s signature film festival included Meg Ryan, Uma Thurman, Mary-Kate Olsen and Whoopi Goldberg.
Top honors went to the Iranian film About Elly from director Asghar Farhadi.
The festival’s audience award winner will be announced on Saturday evening.
This year’s honorees, including Elia Kazan’s granddaughter, Zoe, who was honored as best actress, include:
Adapted from his own book What Just Happened? Bitter Hollywood Tales from the Front Line, Art Linson and Barry Levinson’s new film What Just Happened follows two weeks in the life of a fading Hollywood producer (Robert DeNiro) whose personal and professional life are completely unmanageable.
Robert De Niro and his Tribeca Production Company have signed a deal to develop and executive produce three shows for CBS with a guarantee that at least one will be produced as a series pilot.
The first project in the works marks the TV-writing debut of Oscar-winner William Monahan, the writer of The Departed and Leonardo DiCaprio's latest film Body of Lies.
Bobby De Niro and Bill Monahan? Now, THAT is Must See TV!
After years of one of the most fruitful collaborations in film history, Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro are reteaming and returning to their roots: a gangster movie about the New York mob.
We get it, Emile. You’re so indie it hurts. You’re an artiste with taste and passion and talent and that means you won’t bow down to The Man by doing something absurd like showering, shaving or putting on clean clothes. It also means you can show up to screenings stoned out of your mind because that’s how you unleash the creative torrent that lives within you.
You’re so cool. We hope one day we can be one millionth as totally bitchin’.
Now, seriously, take an effin’ bath!
We can smell you from here.
For decades, film lovers have pined for the on-screen coupling of Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. After a tantalizing, ten minute tease in Heat, Righteous Kill is their first film side-by-side, an event that should be heralded by angels.
Sadly, the film falls far short of the grandeur this pairing deserves.
Super-angry supermodel Naomi Campbell has been banned from appearing onstage at Nelson Mandela's upcoming 90th birthday concert by Mandela himself, whom she refers to as her “honorary grandfather.”
According to reports, Mandela personally intervened to ensure Campbell was removed from the line-up for Friday's festivities following the guilty verdict in her assault case.