Venezuelan gangs are trying to recruit children from migrant families. Here's what the NYPD is doing to stop them.
There is growing concern among the police over an increase in Venezuelan gang activity across New York City. The NYPD ...
Stephen Graham recalls intense Daniel Day-Lewis encounter on Gangs of New York set
Stephen Graham has recalled the extent of Daniel Day-Lewis ’s method acting habit while working on Gangs of New York. This is ...
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Alarming Spike in Venezuelan Gang Recruitment of Migrant Children in New York City, NYPD Identifies Challenges
The NYPD reports a rise in New York migrant children being coerced into crime by the Venezuelan gang, Tren de Aragua.
The movie Daniel Day-Lewis called magnificently irrelevant: “You’re surrounded by distractions”
Daniel Day-Lewis might be a very serious actor who makes very serious movies, but he's completely aware of the absurdities of ...
NYPD cracking down on Venezuelan gangs trying to recruit children of migrant families
Police say Tren de Aragua is the Venezuelan gang that is living in the shelter system and recruiting children. CBS News New ...
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From ‘Gangs of New York’ to ‘Conclave,’ Producer Michael Jackman on the ‘100 Different Things’ That Make or Break a Movie’s Success
I have to really push to go to movies. In 2002 I joked that I saw 75 movies, and 72 of them were “Gangs of New York.” Sometimes I miss swaths of important projects that I have to find the time ...
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Gangs of New York (Cert 18)
One of the most chilling things in Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York is a sound. The "chink chink" of a man tapping his glass eyeball - with the blade of a knife. He's underlining his point.
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How NYC gangs actually work, according to a former Bloods member
McPhatter speaks with Business Insider about New York City gang culture, including the formation of new gangs like the Woos and Choos, which emerged as collaborations between Bloods, Crips ...
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How New York Chinatown Criminal Gangs Actually Work
Mike Moy says he was a member of a gang in New York City's Chinatown. He was recruited at his school's gates and then got involved in a gang in the 1970s. Moy claims he was involved in gambling ...