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“The Sopranos,” which ended its popular run in 2007, had a large cast over its six seasons and it was hard to keep track of many of the different mobsters who ran (and met their ends) in New Jerse ...

One of Paulie's lines in The Sopranos series finale may have spoiled Tony's fate without viewers ever realizing it.

You couldn't have written it any better − the first American pope and a "Sopranos" connection. As the 133 cardinals who voted during the papal conclave became more known to the public in recent ...

He couldn’t fuhgeddabout this scene. Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, who both starred on “The Sopranos,” looked back at their time on the drama in an interview published Tuesday.

On the podcast, I bring up the moment, asking Chase, “Was [Scorsese] really not a fan of The Sopranos? Did he ever go on the record to say that?” “Yes, he did,” Chase replies. Scorsese ...

Bobby’s death on The Sopranos was completely unexpected, leading viewers to wonder who would survive the series' end.

As if we needed more evidence that The Sopranos is more popular than ever, it's managed to work its way into the conversation surrounding the Papal Conclave. The Catholic church has selected a new ...

One of the priests in Rome for the conclave is the brother of the actor who played famed “Sopranos” mobster Paul “Paulie Walnuts” Gualtieri, according to a report. Roman Catholic cardinals ...

David Chase Theorizes Why Martin Scorsese Dislikes "The Sopranos" "Was [Scorsese] really not a fan of The Sopranos? Did he ever go on the record to say that?" host Seth Abramovitch asked Chase.

Did you hear about my brother the Father?” may not be a line we ever heard from Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri on The Sopranos, but it was likely something the late actor Tony Sirico talked about.