Trump supporter disrupts De Niro’s ‘Bronx Tale’ musical on Broadway

(CNN)At the Tony Awards a week ago, actor Robert De Niro leveled a profane attack on President Trump. On Saturday in New York, it was Trump’s fans’ turn. More
06/19/2018 by PeekYou Team
Author: Ayana Archie and Brandon Griggs / Source: CNN
(CNN)At the Tony Awards a week ago, actor Robert De Niro leveled a profane attack on President Trump. On Saturday in New York, it was Trump’s fans’ turn. More
04/19/2018 by PeekYou Team
Author: John DeFore / Source: The Hollywood Reporter
A warm if not quite comprehensive-feeling biography of a performer who, even for a celebrity, elicited an unusually strong personal affection from fans, Lisa D’Apolito’s Love, Gilda tells the far too short story of Gilda Radner. More
04/30/2017 by PeekYou Team
01/15/2017 by PeekYou Team
Author: Kimberly Nordyke / Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Robert De Niro wrote a letter to Meryl Streep on the heels of her passionate speech at last week’s Golden Globes, praising her for her anti-Donald Trump, pro-immigration remarks. More
01/15/2017 by PeekYou Team
Author: Libby Hill / Source: latimes.com
11/28/2016 by PeekYou Team
Author: Matthew Pariselli / Source: Tribute.ca
Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese‘s next film is Silence, a violent and bleak drama set in 17th century Japan. It follows two missionaries (a gaunt Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield) as they’re sent to the Land of the Rising Sun to uncover information about the whereabouts of a Father (Liam Neeson).
The intense trailer for the epic film launched this week and was accompanied by trailers featuring other Hollywood heavyweights. The Comedian with Robert De Niro, Passengers with Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, and Smurfs: The Lost Village with Joe Manganiello released clips as well. ~Matthew Pariselli
Check out this week’s list of alluring new trailers below:
Silence- At a time when Christianity has been outlawed in Japan and those who follow the faith have gone into hiding or have been killed, two young Christian missionaries, Sebastião Rodrigues (Andrew Garfield) and Francisco Garrpe (Adam Driver) travel to Japan in the 1600s to search for their missing mentor, Father Cristóvão Ferreira (Liam Neeson). They’re immediately put in danger when they enter the country and witness countless of Christians being murdered in cold blood. Based on the 1966 novel of the same name by Shūsaku Endō.
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The Comedian- Aging comedian Jackie (Robert De Niro), once the star of a successful TV sitcom, has fallen on hard times. He’s having difficulty finding work and when his agent finally gets him a nightclub gig, he blows it by attacking a member of the audience for filming his act. While serving community service at a soup kitchen, he meets Harmony (Leslie Mann). They begin a relationship and Jackie’s career is reignited when his agent books him a gig at a retirement home. The show goes well, footage of it is put online and he becomes an internet sensation.
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11/22/2016 by PeekYou Team
Source: Yahoo! News
Ellen DeGeneres took the mannequin challenge to the White House on Tuesday.
The talk show host, who was in Washington, D.C., to accept her Presidential Medal of Freedom, was joined by fellow honorees Robert De Niro, Tom Hanks, Diana Ross and more for the A-list video, which she posted to Twitter just hours before the medal ceremony took place.
In the video, DeGeneres can be seen frozen-in-action while mingling in the White House with other recipients, also including Bruce Springsteen, Bill Gates and Vin Scully.
I’m in. pic.twitter.com/oU344pnYsH
– Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow)…
11/01/2013 by Matt Q
From Slate comes the above embedded “Supercut.” The title, appropriately enough, explains it all quite clearly; Robert De Niro (whose PeekYou profile you can and should visit here) wants to be understood.