TETRO, Joseph I. Joseph Isaac Tetro, 83, of Windsor Locks and loving husband of Lois Jane (Nolan) Tetro passed away peacefully on (March 5, 2011), at Hartford Hospital. Joseph was born November 5, … ...

Tetro, who lives with Miranda, is a burned-out case; he's hot and cold toward his brother, introducing him as a "friend," refusing to talk about their family, telling Bennie not to tell Miranda ...

Tony Tetro (left) "emulates" the works of masters such as Picasso (right), Dalí and Monet, even mimicking their signatures. John Chapple; Getty Images Tony Tetro ranks among the world’s most ...

The Argentine Actors Assn. said Wednesday that its contract dispute with Francis Ford Coppola's production company, Zoetrope Argentina, is over, and that its members will continue working on the ...

LA artist Tony Tetro forged pieces by Salvador Dalí, Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, and Pablo Picasso. He worked with shady dealers and used sophisticated techniques to dupe art buyers throughout ...

The Argentinean actor's union claims to have shut down Francis Ford Coppola's Buenos Aires production of "Tetro." By Brian Byrnes , The Associated Press May 23, 2008 4:51pm ...

It's another Wednesday night and Joe Tetro is not headed home to catch a couple hours of "reality" TV. Nor is he stopping at a neighborhood pub to drown out the noise of the world with a few beers ...

Tetro aims to revolutionize the circular economy space for premium lifestyle, by selling pre-loved iPhones with a 1-Year Warranty. These iPhones have no scratches, no dents, and no repair history ...

Tetro, once called "the single largest forger of artwork in the United States," talks about his memoir, "Con/Artist," and how he learned to be a master imitator.

Neither complete misfire nor triumphant return to form, Francis Ford Coppola’s “Tetro” works as a competent family drama right up until the messy final act. If a first-time filmmaker had ...

Tetro is a violent recluse - three-quarters Sonny, one-quarter Fredo Corleone. The tortured artist is also, presumably, the stand-in for Coppola, The Great Artist Who Stopped Trying.