It's been 10 years since Barry Levinson directed a new feature, and if that seems like a long wait, I should note that it's taken 50 years for The Alto Knights, his new movie, to make it to the ...

In “The Alto Knights,” DeNiro plays not one, but two infamous mobsters: Vito Genovese and Frank Costello, a pair of mafia ...

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 ...

Robert De Niro plays the crime lords Vito Genovese and Frank Costello in this film about midcentury Mafia moves. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film ...

There’s a scene near the limp climax of Barry Levinson’s utterly somnambulant The Alto Knights in which Vito Genovese (De Niro) argues violently with his meathead driver and muscle Vincent ...

The US government office responsible for a marquee US$52 billion chip subsidy program will lose about two-fifths of its staff as President Donald Trump slashes the federal workforce, according to ...

Lutnick spoke during the White House announcement of TSMC’s plan to invest an additional $100 billion in US manufacturing. With the Chips Act, the US gave a $6 billion grant to TSMC and received ...

Palo Alto Mayor Ed Lauing speaks at the annual State of the City presentation, which was held at the Palo Alto Rivian Headquarters this year on March 18, 2025. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney.

So how about De Niro playing not one but two Mafia kingpins in the same movie? That's what we've got in "The Alto Knights" (in theaters Friday), the true story of friends-turned-enemies Frank ...

That aphorism, credited to everyone from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Omar on “The Wire,” could be one of the unspoken Cosa Nostra credos in “The Alto Knights,” a dense yet fiercely compelling ...