Justice Alito sounds off on 'Sopranos'
285601
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr. has convicted "The Sopranos" of spreading what he says are stereotypes about Italian-Americans.
217964
A mobster will be taking over for a cop on "Law &amp; Order." Michael Imperioli of "The Sopranos" will appear in the NBC drama while series star Jesse L. Martin, who plays New York police detective Ed Green, films the musical "Rent," NBC said Thursday.
705303
Fans of &quot;The Sopranos&quot; will have to wait a bit longer for the mob drama&#039;s final chapter.
372140
The creator of "The Sopranos" testified Tuesday that he wanted to cry when he learned in 2002 he was being sued by a former municipal judge who wanted credit for his role in the creation of the hit mob drama.
591601
Critics and fans are split on the end of the long-running US television drama The Sopranos.
602462
Justice Samuel Alito doubts the public is clamoring for Supreme Court sessions to be televised and predicts they would battle Congress for last place in the ratings.
4791
NEWARK, N.J.  &#151; "Sopranos" fans who thought the series' open-ended conclusion was a setup for a movie may be in for disappointment: series creator David Chase says it isn't so.
321418
In a filing with the I.R.S., the actor explains his views with defiance and legalese.
521413
Tony Parker, Tony Soprano. One's going to get hacked, the other might get whacked. At roughly the same time the Cleveland Cavaliers and San Antonio Spurs take the floor for Game 2 of the NBA finals on Sunday night, the final episode of "The Sopranos," HBO's series about a dysfunctional New Jersey mafia family, will air.
154543
Discussing his new job as Miami Dolphins coach, Tony Sparano sounded like Tony Soprano. "I'm just happy to be part of the family," Sparano said.
687697
Marcello Giordani is performing for the Supremes.
123332
Ten cast members of âThe Sopranosâ spoke one last time before the finale.
167123
David Chase offered his version Tuesday in federal court of dealings 12 years ago with a former New Jersey municipal court judge who claims he supplied ideas for "The Sopranos" and never got credit.
360801
Heard at the 59th annual Primetime Emmy Awards:
386808
In a surprise move in his first appearance since taking over as his own lawyer, Anthony Pellicano, the embattled Hollywood private investigator, withdrew his request for a hearing into allegations that the F.B.I. and federal prosecutors violated his constitutional rights by using his former girlfriend to elicit confidential information, The Los Angeles Times reported. In withdrawing the request, Mr. Pellicano, who is facing trial on wiretapping and conspiracy charges, told Judge Dale S. Fischer of United States District Court, âI donât believe I had any chance of prevailing.â The accusation of prosecutorial misconduct was a crucial element in the defense of the lawyers who previously represented Mr. Pellicano. Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the United States Attorneyâs Office in Los Angeles, expressed satisfaction with the withdrawal and said, âWe have always believed that the motion was unfounded.â The judge plans to begin the trial on Feb. 27.
514579
Heard at the 56th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards:
273874
Fans of "The Sopranos" are seizing on clues suggesting that the controversial blackout which abruptly ended the TV mob drama meant that Tony Soprano was rubbed out, and HBO said on Thursday they may be on to something.