Genovese was known for street crime and violence to get what he wanted. “He was more on the thug side of organized crime,” ...

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After NYPD officials warned about a unit’s aggressive policing, the mayor boosted the team led by his allies. “The unit ...

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It's been a decade since Charlie Cox first donned the red-horned mask of Daredevil, the crime-fighting Marvel ... violence and despair in the streets of New York. With Cox back in the red jumpsuit ...

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I recently re-watched this 1975 movie starring Al Pacino with a roomful of young college students in Urbana-Champaign. They were riveted.

In “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” at Lenfest Center for the Arts, director Miles Sternfeld, SoA ’25, framed the titular razor-wielding barber alongside the villains of true crime TV ...