The New Trailer For Stephen King’s ‘IT’ Officially Released
March 29th, 2017 
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By Kristi O’Toole
Being a writer of the supernatural one may think I’m not too fazed by horror, but this new trailer release should be titled, ‘S*it’, because that’s what I did in my pants. The blood-thirsty child-hungry Pennywise is back with a vengeance.
‘IT’ is easily one of Stephen King’s most well known creations, appealing to young and old alike. In 1990 Tim Curry brought the evil sewer dweller to life in a big way during the television mini-series. Now, Bill Skarsgard is having a go at it, and from the looks of that trailer…he is not going to disappoint.
Cougar Night & Lots More! This Column is Rated R…
March 29th, 2017 CEO 
By Marla Eggar
This week I’m taking an intermission break from the mob and introducing … My girls! These chicks have been down with me since day one. Periodically we try to get together for a date night that we call “Cougar Night”. This week we decided to put together a list of public service announcement for shits and giggles. Now before I go any further let me explain. Cougar night is a night when us girls get together and ponder life’s great mysteries over several bottles of Merlot or Cabernet. It’s called “Cougar Night” because we have collectively decided that we’re a lot closer to 40 than 21 and these young guys nowadays are way hotter than ever! All my chicks that participate in “Cougar night”, come in all different flavors: two black chicks, one Italian, one Irish, one Indian and one chick whose mama enjoyed the 70s so much that we’re not sure what she is. Cooking, family and sex are our main priorities but the one thing we all have in common is” jungle fever”.
The Haunted United States: St. Augustine
March 27th, 2017 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
Located on the N.E coast of Florida, St Augustine boasts being the oldest city in America. With that being said it stands to reason there would be plenty of haunting history under her belt. In my research, I’ve plucked a few unsettling tales out to share with you.
Founded on the site of an ancient Native Indian village, the Tolomato Cemetery hosted Catholic burials until 1884. If you want a vivid paranormal experience, this is a best bet. Known for the quantity of sightings, the Tolomato Cemetery seems to be filled with strange lights, shadows, temperature changes and apparitions. Little is understood about the connection between the grave sites here and the sightings, but many suspect that those buried here are making themselves known to the living.
Entertainment Icon Vincent Falcone & Musical Director for Frank Sinatra DEAD at 79
March 25th, 2017 CEO 
By Jerry Pearce
Sad news to report out of California this evening with the untimely passing of an individual who was a true legend in American popular music, the talented Vincent Falcone.
An ace pianist, accompanist, and musical director, Vincent was perhaps best known for his extended association as sideman and conductor for Frank Sinatra, a relationship he shared with the singer from 1976 to 1982 and again from 1984 to 1985. With the exception of perhaps longtime pianist Bill Miller, and later his son, the late Frank Sinatra JR., Sinatra shared the closest working partnership with Falcone.
Old School Vs New School Gangsters: Abe “Kid Twist” Reles Vs Roy Demeo – Who Was a More Ruthless Killer?
March 25th, 2017 CEO 
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By Marla Eggar
Get ready for the main event! From the Old School era, born May 10, 1906, straight out of Brooklyn, New York, with the appropriate alias of “Kid Twist”. The most feared killer from Murder Inc, with a death toll of up to 1000, I give you the man himself Abe Reles! From the New School genre, born September 7, 1942, also from Brooklyn, New York, so terrifying no alias was necessary. The leader of the infamous DeMeo Crew, with the death toll estimated around 200. The man, the myth, the legend Roy DeMeo! Coming out swinging, holding no punches is Abe Reles. He may have been small in stature but don’t let that fool you. This kid was all about ruthless acts of violence. The ice pick could be seen as an irrelevant object on its own. But in the hands of a disturbed murderer, the ice pick became very significant. Particularly when Reles would ram it through his victim’s ear right into the brain. True story.
Practice What You Preach: Throwing the Word “Rat” Around Like a Pair of Dice!
March 24th, 2017 CEO 
By Marla Eggar
The word “RAT” is thrown around so easily these days it’s hard to decipher whether someone truly deserves the title or not? General consensus say that a rat is a person who is deceitful, disloyal or someone who snitches. Being on certain mob forums, I’ve seen the post with certain mobsters and seen the logic behind their definition of a rat. Well, let’s test those theories, shall we? If someone is lied upon and they have to defend themselves, is that considered being a rat? What if being loyal to someone backfires and they “rat you out” to save their own ass, trading your freedom for theirs is this considered being a rat?
The 411 on the FBI’s 302
March 23rd, 2017 CEO Loading ...
By Marla Eggar
Welcome back folks! This week I want you all to participate in a poll. Nothing presidential or political (thank God), but a process used by the FBI to help them gather information. Now this process is not exclusive to the mob, but never the less has been used for that very purpose. The FD-302 form is used by FBI agents to gather information to be used later as a reporting mechanism. You know like the reports we completed in high school. Basically, they conduct an interview (like you would with anyone else). One agent asks questions while the other agent writes everything down. The information taken consists of whatever the issue is at the present time. Typically, the person being interviewed is only relevant as a source of information. They don’t provide personal information about themselves. Now the problem with this entire process is the FBI has a lot of leeway when conducting these interviews.
Host of The Gong Show & Creator of The Dating Game Chuck Barris Dead at 87
March 22nd, 2017 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Chuck Barris, who hosted “The Gong Show” and created “The Dating Game” and “The Newlywed Game,” died Tuesday of natural causes in Palisades, N.Y., his publicist confirmed. He was 87.
A few years back his autobiography, “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind,” was made into a film directed by George Clooney and starred Sam Rockwell as Barris. In the book (subtitled “An Unauthorized Autobiography”), with claims he worked for the CIA as an assassin during the 1960s and ’70s, a claim which the CIA denied. “He also fabricated his life because it might have been the best way of getting at the truth. The truth was that back when he was the Jerry Springer of his day, he couldn’t stomach being attacked for doing something he considered harmless,” wrote Joel Stein in Time Magazine.
The Sinatra File: Morning to Evening, Night And Day
March 21st, 2017 CEO 
By Jerry Pearce
In the opening chapters of his excellent music biography “Sinatra! The Song Is You,” veteran author Will Friedwald covers, with great detail, the evolution of Sinatra’s musical relationship with the Cole Porter jazz standard “Night and Day,” probably one of the most well-known sets of music and lyrics in the Sinatra singing canon. Listening to Sinatra’s 1957 recording of the tune today, which I played on repeat three times, enjoying the hell out of the arrangement, I was reminded of Friedwald’s painstakingly thorough dissection of this celebrated composition in reference to the Chairman of the Board, and it inspired me to take my own look at the old chestnut.
With the exception of perhaps “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” another Cole Porter masterpiece, Sinatra perhaps got no more mileage greater out of a song then “Night and Day,” and proof of this is ample in the fact that he recorded the tune several times over the years across three record labels, each time offering up a new twist on the arrangement, and in some cases, even the lyrics. Here we look at the facts and figures behind seven different recordings of the song stemming from the 1940s to the 1980s, with Sinatra breathing new, and sometimes, unusual life into the mix each time.
Chuck Berry DEAD at 90 – Breaking News
March 18th, 2017 CEO 
By “Bad” Brad Berkwitt
Chuck Berry, a man refereed to as the “the Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” was found dead Saturday at a residence outside St. Louis, police in St. Charles County said.
Berry, was 90 years old at the time of his death. Over the years, he recorded such hits as “Johnny B. Goode” and “Sweet Little Sixteen”.
Who Loves You: Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons – NewzBreaker Music Video of the Day
March 18th, 2017 CEO Pearce’s Picks: David Allyn’s “This Is My Lucky Day!”
March 17th, 2017 CEO 
By Jerry Pearce
In the 1940s, while New Jersey native Frank Sinatra was making his bones as a viable singer with the orchestras of Harry James and Tommy Dorsey, dance audiences attending concerts by the orchestra of fellow bandleader Jack Teagarden were being serenaded by the vibrant vocals of another young vocalist new on the scene, singer David Allyn (Allen), who, after a relatively short time of entertaining, dutifully hung up his microphone when he was drafted into the United States Army to serve in the Second World War.
After his stint in the military, Allyn joined with the Boyd Raeburn Orchestra and performed as their featured singer until the ensemble disbanded; he would then drift around, scoring record dates and singles across a selection of record labels until Discovery Records decided to take a chance on him in 1949 with the recording of four songs under the direction of arranger Johnny Richards. The record would receive good notices and fair airplay, when things took a bad turn for the singer.
The Haunted Emerald Isle: Malahide Castle
March 16th, 2017 CEO 
By Kristi O’Toole
In my series of columns on haunted Ireland I have left the best for last. Malahide Castle is located in Malahide, Dublin County, Ireland. The castle is a very old and very proud one. It was built in 1185 by King Henry II of England, for his friend Sir Richard Talbot. Talbot was a knight who had been helpful to the king during his travels and was given the Malahide Area in gratitude. At one point, the Talbot family was one of the most powerful families in Ireland, to the extent that King Edward the Fourth felt obliged to expand their castle massively by adding towers and doubling the size of the garden.
The castle remained in the Talbot Family until 1979, when they had to sell it to the council in order to pay inheritance tax.
Malahide is one of the oldest castles in Ireland and is also the most haunted, having a grand total of at least five ghosts residing within its four walls.
The Godfather, The Mob, Ted Kennedy, The Federal Government, & The Effects Of Having a Last Name of Gotti!
March 16th, 2017 CEO 
By Marla Eggar
“I don’t like your kind of people. I don’t like to see you come out to this clean country in your oily hair — dressed up in those silk suits – and try to pass yourselves off as decent Americans. I’ll do business with you, but the fact is, I despise your masquerade — the dishonest way you pose yourself and your whole fucking family”.–Senator Pat Geary (Dialogue between him & Michael Corleone in Godfather II.)
Over the years, I’ve pondered the idea about how similar the Government (both local and Federal) and the American Mob really are. Before I start, let me make some things very clear. I am a conservative, patriotic and Roman Catholic. I don’t rationalize bad behavior. But I also don’t piss down anyone’s back and tell them its rain either. I’m aware that our government sometimes has to participate in certain activities for the greater good of the country. I (under most circumstances) don’t question their tactics as long as the end result benefits the country as a whole. Nevertheless, I have a big problem with the government: truth, justice and American way. Particularly, when it comes to the mob. You see, I don’t believe in picking and choosing your bad guys. To me, everyone must be held to the same standards not just the elements they deem despicable.
How the Mob & Hollywood Took Care of the KKK with a Man Named Gregory Scarpa, SR and The Rat Pack!
March 15th, 2017 CEO 
By Marla Eggar
Everyone knows the mob thrived during the prohibition era. What you might not know is how the Klan was a huge supporter of prohibition but for all the wrong reasons. You see, prohibition was seen as an immigrant entity. At the time, most beer breweries where owned by Germans. The way the Klan figured it would get rid of alcohol is you get rid of the problem. Which of course would be the influx of immigrants entering the US. What these retarded hicks didn’t realize is that it had the opposite effect. Italian, Jewish and Irish gangs came together to form their own organized crews to make a profit.
Joe’s Recommendations: British Gangster Movies
March 14th, 2017 CEO 
By Joe Liddle
We’ve talked about mob movies, but we haven’t talked about some of the classic gangster movies the UK has to offer. Growing up in England, I think it’s fair to say I’ve seen my fair share of British classics. Some of them I consider rare finds, some of them cult masterpieces.
I’ll start with the 2000 classic Snatch, directed by Guy Ritchie, a man so adept at the British gangster genre that he’s produced several great movies in the past decade or so. Snatch stars Hollywood big hit Brad Pitt and some of England’s most iconic actors of our time, Jason Statham, Stephen Graham and Alan Ford. A lot of you mob fans will know Stephen Graham from HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, where he played the infamous Al Capone. Other actors include Benicio Del Toro, Dennis Farina and Vinnie Jones, among other great names. As you can see, Snatch has a very attractive cast.
