News about Jimmy Hoffa

Hoffa was 62 when he vanished after a restaurant meeting on the outskirts of Detroit in July 1975, and his body has never been found. For nearly five years, police have been looking for Hoffa, who was declared dead in 1982, since being buried. Case Breakers, a non-profit group, said a 'dying police sergeant's scribbled instructions on an ace of spades' led them to the suspected burial site at the old Milwaukee County Stadium.

The mafia film genre has traditionally revolved around key figures that make up organized crime in various contexts, locations, and cultures, with a dash of family life and a generous portion of violence included in the storylines. The period dates back to the beginnings of film, but it was embraced by filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese in the 1970s and beyond. The mafia genre has continued to defy stereotypes and incorporate elements from different film genres, such as suspense or comedy, over the years. "Mafia Mamma," the new mafia film, which opened in theaters on April 14, features a classic glimpse at the Italian mafia with a refreshing, comedic tone from Toni Collette and Monica Bellucci. Kristin, Colette's character, has unexpectedly inherits her deceased grandfather's mafia empire in Calabria, Italy, and must assume the role as a mob boss without having any experience or knowledge of the lifestyle.