Learn the reasons why HBO's The Sopranos became so popular, from its groundbreaking depiction of the mafia to James ...

“He was very different than Tony Soprano, he was very laid back,” Michael Imperioli (Christopher Moltisanti) said of the late star. “He wore Birkenstocks and liked Green Day and AC/DC. What’s funny is ...

It’s been 25 years since “The Sopranos” debuted and the show’s influence continues to be felt, with many citing it as the greatest TV show ever made. Several of the show’s stars, along with series ...

Michael Imperioli is recalling his Sopranos days with a funny memory. Imperioli, 59, remembers shooting the season 3 scene following Livia Soprano's funeral, in which the family returns to the house. ...

In fact, performances in Miller’s Crossing (Coen Brothers, 1990) and Reservoir Dogs (Quentin Tarantino, 1992) had Buscemi on the radar of Hollywood’s top directors. That episode (starring Tony Sirico ...

At one point, the shows stared a soundstage, which lead to some fun behind-the-scenes moments Turns out, Sex and the City and The Sopranos shared more than the home network of HBO — at one point, the ...

James Gandolfini was memorialized by his former cast members in The Sopranos documentary as they revisited the HBO show’s success in a two-part documentary titled Wise Guy: David Chase and The ...

While Sex and the City and The Sopranos were worlds apart in terms of their themes, the shows had at least one thing in common: a soundstage in Queens On her podcast, Kristin Davis shared that she and ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “He was very different than Tony Soprano, he was very laid back,” Michael Imperioli (Christopher ...