`Sopranos' trial gives Hollywood insight
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Robert Baer dreamed of becoming a Hollywood writer and producer, and thought he had caught his big break in 1995 when he met the man who would become famous for creating "The Sopranos."
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Jury selection got under way Tuesday in the city's biggest organized crime trial in years, a racketeering conspiracy case that includes at least 18 slayings, among them a killing that inspired a character in the movie "Casino."
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'The Sopranos' gets a swan song. 'Lost' gets overlooked. Spike gets spiked. A closer look at the nominees for TV's top prizes.
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Former "Sopranos" star Michael Imperioli said he was at a loss to guess why someone left a pipe bomb that detonated outside a theater he owns.
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The consensus is that a cleaned-up version of HBO's The Sopranos New Jersey mobster tale will still be entertaining on the ad-supported A&E cable network.
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You bet your life. And now you can bet Tony Soprano's life.
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HBO's new series "In Treatment," demonstrates Hollywoodâs century-old fascination with Freud and his descendants.
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The HBO show about Mafia boss Tony Soprano and his unhappy mob families has been a critical favorite since its debut in 1999. Every year it&#39;s been nominated for best drama, however, it&#39;s lost
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A closely watched trial that could have far-reaching implications for the person-to-person (P2P) industry has gotten underway in Australia, where the entertainment industry is seeking to prove
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The Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano is seeking to represent himself in his trial for illegally wiretapping celebrities.
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Nearly a week after the HBO series âThe Sopranosâ itself went to black forever, the debate about what its final scene might really mean has raged on, especially on blogs.
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A US jury dismisses claims from a man who said he helped create hit TV drama The Sopranos.
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The prosecution in the Jodi Jones murder trial asks jurors to look at the power of the circumstantial evidence.
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Jurors got a glimpse inside Phil Spector's castle-like mansion when prosecutors displayed pictures of the location where an actress was found shot to death.
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Fade to black? Not a chance for fans of "The Sopranos." Almost two weeks after the series finale, the addiction to the show seems stronger than ever, with legions of fans making a journey to Jersey to see real-life remnants of the hit TV mob drama.
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A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that Anthony Pellicano, the Hollywood private investigator facing trial on wiretapping and conspiracy charges, can represent himself at trial next month. Judge Dale S. Fischer of United States District Court said she was bound by Supreme Court case law to let Mr. Pellicano do so, but urged him to reconsider. The ruling raises the prospect that Mr. Pellicano, who often grabbed the limelight in his career as an investigator to the stars, would again take center stage at his trial, set to begin Feb. 27. By acting as his own lawyer he will cross-examine prosecution witnesses like Anita Busch, the former journalist who the authorities say was wiretapped by Mr. Pellicano and was threatened in a scheme he orchestrated, as well as other cooperating witnesses who prosecutors say hired Mr. Pellicano to wiretap their adversaries.
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Confounding every expectation--but confirming its genius for unpredictability--'The Sopranos' cuts to black