In the new Netflix movie “Nonnas," Vince Vaughn plays the founder of a Staten Island restaurant that features grandmas of the ...

In the new Netflix movie "Nonnas," traditional Italian cappuzzele captures the heart of how food connects families ...

The new Vince Vaughn movie “Nonnas” aspires to be a bit of cinematic comfort food. It’s based on a heartwarming true story, features a lot of shots of simmering Sunday sauces and touts a lovable cast ...

So, what should you watch next once the credits roll and the craving for another serving kicks in? Whether you're drawn to stories about food, found family, or feel-good comebacks, here are five ...

To celebrate the film, Staten Islanders gathered at the St. George Theatre for a free viewing of “Nonnas.” Attendees enjoyed photo opportunities with the real nonnas and a Q&A with star Brenda Vaccaro ...

I've honestly called myself a "foodie" more times than I can count, so to watch Nonnas with my Netflix subscription was like ...

The movie is based on the true story of Staten Island’s Enoteca Maria, where all the meals are made with love by grandmothers, or “nonnas,” in Italian. The cast includes Hollywood greats Talia Shire, ...

So, who were the original “Nonnas”? As written by Pamela Silvestri on March 22, 2007: Argentina is originally from Marche, ...

Netflix’s ‘Nonnas’ writer will turn Bruce Schoenfeld’s account of a Jewish woman and a Black woman forming an unlikely ...

It’s called Susan’s Sun-Dried Sauce, and she’s clearly proud of it. “This was one of my go-to pastas when I was living in ...

With the return of a hit horror franchise, a weepy drama and a feel-good crowd-pleaser, there’s something for all moods this week.

To make The Modern Nonna's version, you'll need a head of romaine lettuce (finely shredded), thinly sliced scallions, chopped ...