House of Gucci with Harlem’s Al Pacino is an upcoming American biographical crime film directed by Ridley Scott. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Al Pacino
East Harlem’s Al Pacino And More In Martin Scorsese New Film The Irishman (Video)
The Irishman (titled onscreen as I Heard You Paint Houses
Bettie “Queen of Pinups” Page’s History In Harlem (warning)
Long before there was Fifty Shades of Grey, there was Bettie Page. Bettie Mae Page was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 22, 1923. She gained a significant profile in the 1950s for her pin-up photos. Continue Reading →
East Harlem Fireball Kathrine Narducci (Video)
Kathrine Narducci, born in 1965, to an Italian-American family grew up in Italian Harlem, New York.
Al Pacino Catches Heat From Girlfriend After Dodging Scent Of A Marriage
Just when Harlem born Al Pacino thought he was out of marriage talks, paps in Argentina pulled him right back in … with his girlfriend standing right next to him! Continue Reading →
Tom Ford Honey Brown Lana Sunglasses
Tom Ford, Tom Ford, Tom Ford’s rockin these Lana (could easily be Lena) glasses with their modern wood grainish feel, angular end designs with those white to black funky gradient lenses . Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Al Pacino Stars During NYC Broadway Week 2016
What’s better than Harlem born Al Pacino in China Doll during the NYC & Company’s return of NYC Broadway Week from January 19 through February 5, 2016. Continue Reading →
Century old ‘Scarface’ $23 Million Mansion Finally Sells
We all know that Al “Say Hello To My Little Friend” Pacino was born in Harlem, so when we heard that the “Scarface” home of Tony Montana recently sold after 17 months on the market and a price drop of almost $23 million. Continue Reading →
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