Robert De Niro

Fans were thrilled to see Robert and Anupam meet again

Robert De Niro is slamming President Trump, calling the commander in chief a “coward” and “piece of s—” in expletive-laden remarks and urging voters to “take back the power” in next month’s elections

Jimmy Kimmel's usual jokes about Trump were interrupted on Wednesday by an unlikely guest

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez captured during a 9/11 ceremony is sparking controversy online

Predictably, the Grand Theft Auto VI “extended look” which premiered on Netflix last week was a success for all involved

De Niro, the man who personified the gold standard of screen acting for the last three decades of the 20th century, has already survived one career slump, that wayward spell in the aughts that saw him terrorise a CGI moose in The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, sleep with the fishes in Shark Tale, and, of course, meet the dubiously amusing Fockers, both big and Little

Netflix's trailer for The Whisper Man sees a widowed father (Adam Scott) enlisting the help of his estranged, retired detective dad (Robert DeNiro) after his little boy is abducted

Trump prescribes Diet Coke to treat Trump Derangement Syndrome in bizarre video

President Donald Trump wrapped up his weekend of ostentatious birthday celebrations with yet another social media attack on the Democratic Party

On Sunday, the Ultimate Fighting Championship match on the White House lawn for the Freedom 250 celebration, marking both Flag Day and President Trump’s 80th birthday, turned it into a costume

President Donald Trump wrapped up his weekend of ostentatious birthday celebrations with yet another social media attack on the Democratic Party

De Niro’s choice of words invokes a famed scene in the 1988 comedy in which his character respond to repeated inquiries over his calamitous private life by co-star Charles Grodin

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of New York’s Tribeca film festival, Taxi Driver’s main players, including Scorsese and Robert De Niro, as well as Jodie Foster and screenwriter Paul Schrader, gathered for a screening at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center to mark the 50th anniversary of the movie and examine its lasting legacy

Cape Fear was where De Niro first cloaked himself in mediocrity

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Rock star Bruce Springsteen took shots at President Trump and Paramount owners Larry and David Ellison during an appearance on Stephen Colbert’s late-night show

The new Focker-In-Law trailer has tickled a few eagle-eyed viewers, who have noticed an apparent editing error

Trump became the first president to attend a Supreme Court oral argument, a move that many critics took to be a naked attempt to intimidate the court into ruling in his favor

The 68-year-old actress, who once filmed a number of steamy scenes with Douglas in Basic Instinct, named the 'best kisser in the business' out of her past costars

President Trump began his term with an executive order professing to end the right of citizenship for the children of undocumented immigrants and foreign residents with temporary visas, among others

More than 3,200 events had been planned in all 50 states, after the two previous nationwide events attracted millions of participants

The genre has become the standard straight-to-smartphone go-to as it theoretically provides something for everyone — action, laughs, recognisable faces, usually romance — but what was supposed to go down easily has started to become increasingly hard to swallow

After a career defined by playing gangsters, an avenging taxi driver and a paranoid prize fighter, the Oscar-winning actor recited a call for civility, as first spoken by Abraham Lincoln

Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman on Thursday unleashed on President Donald Trump during a no-holds-barred appearance on MS NOW, but only after graciously asking “Last Word” host Lawrence O’Donnell if he could “use profanity” to do so

Conservative pundit Bill O’Reilly called on the Department of Justice to “make an example” of actor Robert De Niro by investigating and possibly jailing him for his recent commentary against President Trump

Donald Trump has responded to a recent podcast appearance by Robert De Niro, in which he called the president “an idiot”

Actor Robert De Niro got teary-eyed on Monday as he expressed worry over the fate of America under President Donald Trump, calling on people to resist his administration

Duvall starred in close to 100 films throughout a storied career

The Hollywood heavyweight, 88, has lent his iconic honeyed tones to a new advert for Britain's biggest family bakery brand as they celebrate 150 years in business

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