This episode of the Hollywood Godfather podcast, Gianni & Jeanie pay tribute to Dorothy Kilgallen, a renowned journalist and investigative reporter who died under mysterious circumstances 60 years ago. Guest Mark Shaw discusses his research on Kilgallen's work and death, while New York City Councilman Robert Holden talks about his efforts to honor her memory by renaming a street near her former home as 'Dorothy Kilgallen Way.' They touch on Kilgallen's investigations into the JFK assassination, the challenges faced in reopening her case, and the importance of giving her the recognition she deserves. The podcast also details plans for a public ceremony on November 8th to officially rename the street.

In this episode, Gianni and Jeannie discuss several exciting updates and ventures. Gianni shares that he finished recording the audiobook for 'Mafia Secrets,' set for a November 18th release, and talks about his involvement in the upcoming Resorts World Catskills show during Columbus Day weekend. He also expresses enthusiasm about Resorts World's $8 billion casino and housing development at Aqueduct Racetrack, which promises to generate jobs and benefit the local community. Additionally, Gianni plans to host gourmet dinners for high rollers in his unique, museum-like home.

Gianni Russo and Jeanie pay tribute to the legendary Diane Keaton. Gianni shares memories of the the unforgettable Hollywood icon. They celebrate her incredible career, from her Oscar winning performance in Annie Hall, The Godfather, First Wives Club & Somethings Gotta Give to name a few. A heartfelt look at on of Hollywood's most beloved star.

In this episode, Gianni takes on a listener's request to discuss the movie 'Lepke.' They delve into the authenticity of the film, sharing anecdotes from the set, including working with Tony Curtis and recounting historical facts about the characters. The conversation also touches on various mafia-related stories, including the notorious Murder Incorporated, and personal experiences from the hosts' colorful pasts. The episode is filled with fascinating real-life connections to historical figures and behind-the-scenes Hollywood tales, making it a captivating listen for fans of mafia and film history.

In this episode of the Hollywood Godfather, hosts Gianni and Jeanie dives into their favorite segment, the mailbag, where they answer listener questions about Frank Costello's mob involvement, Gianni’s interactions with various Hollywood legends like Tony Curtis and Jack Benny, and anecdotes from Gianni's personal experiences in the mob and entertainment industry.

In this episode of the Hollywood Godfather podcast, Gianni and Jeanie discuss Jeanie's recent attendance at an Engelbert Humperdinck concert, highlighting his remarkable performance and interaction with fans. They delve into personal stories, including Gianni’s various upcoming engagements and endorsements, such as his new book presales and the upscale promotions at Resorts World Catskills. They also reflect on the importance of staying active, overcoming life's challenges, and their philanthropic work through the ‘Gianni Believes You Can’ foundation. Additionally, the episode addresses the enduring friendships and connections Gianni has cultivated throughout his career.

In this episode of the Hollywood Godfather podcast, Gianni reflects on his personal connection with director Brett Ratner and their experiences working on the movie 'The Family Man.' He recalls meeting Ratner as a child, dating his mother, and witnessing Ratner's career development. The discussion focusses on the key elements and plot points of 'The Family Man,' starring Nicolas Cage and Téa Leoni, including its exploration of life’s unexpected twists and the importance of family. Russo shares anecdotes from the film set, delves into the movie's themes, and emphasizes its suitability as a holiday classic.

In this episode of the Hollywood Godfather podcast, hosts Gianni and Jeanie cover a multitude of topics ranging from personal anecdotes to detailed recollections of the movie 'Seabiscuit'. They discuss the film's significance, its setting during the Great Depression, and how it portrays the resilience and growth of its characters played by Jeff Bridges, Toby McGuire, and Chris Cooper. Gianni shares his personal connection to his role and the real-life figure he portrayed in the movie. They also delve into their personal experiences with horse racing, touching on the challenges jockeys face and the unique world of racetracks. The episode wraps up with announcements of upcoming events and a teaser for the next episode focusing on the film 'Family Man'.

In this episode, Gianni and Jeanie read and respond to listener questions. Topics include memorable meetings with The Beatles, Gianni's ventures in the jewelry and wig businesses, and his experiences with famous personalities like Engelbert Humperdinck and Frank Sinatra. They also discuss plans for upcoming live podcast events and the importance of doing what one loves in life. The episode is filled with entertaining anecdotes from  Gianni's life, highlighting his knack for business and connections in the entertainment industry.

In this episode, Gianni and Jeannie discuss various Hollywood anecdotes, including the recent passing of Dan Tana, owner of a renowned Beverly Hills restaurant. Gianni shares personal memories of Dan Tana's, recounting illustrious dinners and meetings with  celebrities. The conversation then shifts to the making of the film 'Any Given Sunday',  covering casting stories, on-set experiences, and challenges, including acquiring NFL permission and shooting locations. Gianni also reminisces about his involvement in other notable films such as 'The Godfather' and 'Striptease', and announces upcoming fan events and charity initiatives.