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Sopranos

'If The applause Lasts Less Than 20 Minutes, It Bothers Me'

AP | Posted 04.20.2013 | Arts

VIENNA — Slovak soprano Edita Gruberova is anything but reticent when it comes to what she wants from her audience. "If the applause lasts less...

Battle of the Blueberries: New Jersey vs. Maine

Anne Maxfield | Posted 09.25.2012 | Home
Anne Maxfield

It got me thinking how much blueberries reflect their terroir. In New Jersey, everything is large and in-your-face. But Maine, like its blueberries, is wild, withdrawn and challenging.

Following The Beek: Stars Who Play Themselves On TV

The Huffington Post | HuffPost TV Staff | Posted 04.11.2012 | TV

We love a good comedic celebrity cameo. From Oprah Winfrey on "30 Rock" to Carl Weathers on "Arrested Development" and pretty much everyone on "Curb Y...

Jeffrey Dean Morgan: Steamy Magic City a 'Dream Come True'

Greg Archer | Posted 06.05.2012 | TV
Greg Archer

The series is set in Miami 1959. Part family man, part savvy business man, main character Ike tries to manage the two but can't help but get pulled into the undertow of the mob's shady dealings. Sopranos it's not. But that's good.

James Gandolfini Is 'Still In Love' With Edie Falco

Vanity Fair | Posted 05.01.2012 | TV

"I'm still in love with Edie," says James Gandolfini of Edie Falco, the woman who played his television wife, Carmela, for six seasons on "The Soprano...

Netflix Series Lilyhammer: Little Stevie's Gangsta Rap Debuts February 6

Holly Cara Price | Posted 04.04.2012 | TV
Holly Cara Price

The story begins as Frankie Tagliano, a mobbed up New York bar owner, becomes a FBI informant and is sent away on the witness protection plan by his own request to Norway.

Steven Van Zandt Talks 'Lilyhammer,' Crushes 'Sopranos' Movie Dreams

Posted 02.03.2012 | TV

It's been a few years since Steven Van Zandt last played a mobster, but the man who played Tony Soprano's consigliere Silvio Dante has a new mafia pro...

5 TV Shows That Should Not Make It to the Big Screen

Kris LoPresto | Posted 11.20.2011 | Entertainment
Kris LoPresto

The idea of making a film that already has a major built-in fan base is often too alluring for Hollywood to pass up. In other words: ka-ching! Ahead, five television shows that could be turned into movies but really shouldn't bother.

WATCH: ARTIST TRIBUTE: In The Wake Of Dame Joan Sutherland's Passing, A Tribute

Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts

Dame Joan Sutherland, who passed away Sunday at the age of 83, was a legendary operatic soprano who's debut as Lucia di Lamermoor on stage at London's...

Success and the City: On Location Tours

The Huffington Post/AOL Small Business | Darren Dahl | Posted 07.25.2011 | Small Business

New York is one of the great tourism destinations of the world. Not only can you visit the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building, you can walk t...

Tony Soprano As A Wild Thing (VIDEO)

Posted 05.25.2011 | Comedy

It's safe to say that when audiences heard James Gandolfini voicing a character in "Where The Wild Things Are," a common response was, "Seriously? Ton...

Robert Mormando Says He's Gay: Mafia Hit Man Comes Out Of The Closet At Trial

Posted 05.25.2011 | New York

A former mob hit man surprised a Brooklyn judge Monday by renouncing the Mafia -- and declaring that he's gay. In a scene right out of The Sopranos, ...

Mob Boss Tied To 1999 Murders Of Stock Swindlers In NJ Mansion

Jerry Capeci | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Jerry Capeci

The re-direction of the Colts Neck murders probe from Russian gangsters to the Colombo family bears an eerie similarity to the initial investigation into the 1997 murder of officer Ralph Dols.

Federico Castelluccio of the Sopranos

Jeff Rivera | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Jeff Rivera

Jeff Rivera is an entertainment reporter who blogs about young Hollywood celebrities . He is also the author of the novel, Forever My Lady(Grand C...

Cha Cha from the Sopranos: Huffington Post Interview

Jeff Rivera | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Jeff Rivera

Jeff Rivera is an entertainment reporter who blogs about young Hollywood celebrities . He is also the author of the novel, Forever My Lady(Grand Ce...

Tough Guy Soprano Joey Pantoliano Goes to Iraq

Dr. Tian Dayton | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Dr. Tian Dayton

Soldiers in Iraq face deployment after deployment without rest or time for recovery. They suffer from PTSD and depression.

The W Hotel Opens in Hoboken, Shannen Doherty Provides a Simple Answer to Our Recession Woes

Ariston Anderson | Posted 05.25.2011 | Style
Ariston Anderson

Manhattan, L.A., Sydney, Bali ... Hoboken? Yup. The W Hotel luxury empire opened its first New Jersey outpost last week, right across the Hudson from the more glittering borough.

Every Swear Word Ever Uttered on "The Sopranos" in Chronological Order (SFW Version)

Miles Klee | Posted 05.25.2011 | Comedy
Miles Klee

Snowglobe.
Freak you, fugly mother-toucher.
Bull shoe.

VIDEO: Every Swear Word Ever Uttered On "The Sopranos" In Chronological Order (NSFW)

Huffington Post | Alex Leo | Posted 05.25.2011 | Comedy

I'm always amazed when people make comprehensive videos like this, ones that take hours and hours of mind-numbing research, for very strange results. ...

Actor Tim Daly Enlists in Obama's Battle for Nevada

Marc Cooper | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home
Marc Cooper

Daly was drafted by the country's largest labor union, as part of its celebrity-centered "Guess Who's Knocking" campaign to directly involve high-profile entertainers in its get-out-the-vote efforts.

"Sex And The City" Sequel Like, "Sopranos" Movie Maybe, Says HBO

New York Times | Brian Stelter | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment

Given the enormous box office success of "Sex and the City," talk of a sequel is not surprising. And on Thursday HBO confirmed that Warner Bros. and N...

"Sopranos" Creator Trial Heads To The Jury

AP | JANET FRANKSTON LORIN | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment

Both sides were to present closing arguments Wednesday in a trial over whether "Sopranos" creator David Chase owes a New Jersey man money for his help...

Solidarity! Tina Fey, Tim Robbins, Kristin Davis, John Edwards, And The Creepy Guy From "Lost" Rally For Striking Writers

Huffington Post | Patrick Waldo and Rachel Sklar | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media

Actors, writers, and politicians gathered in Washington Square Park to rally in support of the WGA strike -- and HuffPo's Patrick Waldo was there to capture it on video.