In New York, Siegel, a product of the tough streets of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, was, like his associate Meyer Lansky, a kingpin in what was known as the Jewish mob.

Meyer Lansky had a younger friend from the neighborhood, Benjamin Siegel, the two became partners. They called themselves the Bugs and Meyer Gang and they included Jake Buchalter and his brother ...

Personal photos and home movies belonging to Siegel are expected to fetch $3,000 to $5,000. This antique silver cigarette case was engraved and gifted from Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel to Meyer Lansky.

Lansky met Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel in New York City when they were children. They became partners in the bootlegging trade and together managed the Bugs and Meyer Mob.

David Cade does a Warren Beatty-knockoff impression as Ben “Bugsy” Siegel, who is Lansky’s best friend and running mate but eventually gets in over his head while overseeing the construction ...

As teenagers, they created the Bugs and Meyer Mob. Lansky served as the brains of the outfit, with Siegel providing the brawn.

Items from such underworld luminaries as Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel, his partner in crime Virginia Hill, their pal, the arch criminal Meyer Lansky, Al Capone himself, and many other early desert ...

The AMC special begins in 1905 and covers the usual suspects: Charles “Lucky” Luciano, Meyer Lansky, Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel, Abe Rothstein, “Joe the Boss” Masseria, Salvatore ...

Explore the life of Meyer Lansky, the mastermind of the mafia’s finances, and his understated retirement in Miami Beach’s South Florida lifestyle.