A group of Italian grandmothers staff a restaurant kitchen in "Nonnas," an under-seasoned comedy that tastes more like fast food than a home cooked meal.Vince Vaughn plays Joe Scaravella, a New Yorker ...

And with that, Brenda Vaccaro begins an hourlong chat about life, turning 85, her favorite leading men — and her new film, ...

Stephen Chbosky's Nonnas somewhat feels like a continuation of La Dolce Villa, but this time we have a restaurant instead of a cooking school.

Vince Vaughn is starring alongside "The Sopranos" alum Lorraine Bracco, "Rocky" star Talia Shire, Oscar winner Susan Sarandon ...

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Of course, there are complications — failed inspections, money problems, a lack of customers — but it all ends up exactly ...

Yes, the Nonnas movie on Netflix is based on the true story of Jody “Joe” Scaravella and the real-life Enoteca Maria ...

Our Take: The main ingredient in the Nonnas recipe is cheese, but at least it’s not Velveeta. It’s more akin to the “fancy” ...

The opening scene of the movie sees Joe as a child, salivating over zeppole as he picks up a bakery order for his mother. The ...

How a New York restaurant run by grandmas inspired the new movie 'Nonnas,' starring Vince Vaughn, Lorraine Bracco, Susan ...