Roy Cohn Refused To Admit He Had AIDS Until His Death . One of the most disturbing aspects of Roy Cohn's true story, even beyond the Lavender Scare, is the man's vapid, outward homophobia.

As new film The Apprentice premieres at the Cannes Film Festival, a look at the cultural afterlife of political hitman Roy Cohn, who was Donald Trump's mentor in his early career.

Roy Cohn: The ‘evil’ master architect who mentored Donald Trump, as seen in The Apprentice. Decades before Trump erected his Tower, an insidiously well-connected New York power-player was ...

For David L. Marcus, the cousin of Roy Cohn, 'The Apprentice,' which stars Jeremy Strong as Cohn, ... “They say you have AIDS,” I offered to Roy. “It’s a smear campaign,” he replied.

"If Roy Cohn walked into this room right now, I don't think I would want to shake his hand," says Strong, 45, seated in a bar off the sun-dappled courtyard of the San Vicente Bungalows on an early ...

It’s not an incredible stretch to conjure Roy on the steps of the Capitol. If AIDS hadn’t claimed him at 59, terminating his very close relationship with our 47th president, he’d be 97 for ...

Cohn died in 1986 of AIDS complications at age 59. Shortly before his death, Trump invited him down to his Palm Beach, Florida, residence for a farewell dinner, where he gifted Cohn fake diamond ...

He turns on Cohn, in part because Cohn has AIDS, which freaks Donald out. We know Donald Trump did all these things. But what we don’t see, watching “The Apprentice,” is where the Sociopath ...

In 1973 Roy Cohn met Donald J. Trump at a nightclub in New York City. Trump told Cohn that he and his father had been sued by the United States Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division for ...

By the time of his disbarment and death from AIDS complications in 1986, however, the roles were reversed, and Cohn lost sway with his erstwhile mentee as Trump stepped out of his shadow.