The Sopranos on HBO

Sopranos creator David Chase is coming back to HBO.

The multi-award-winning writer-director is returning to the cable channel to develop A Ribbon of Dreams, a miniseries about the birth and growth of the Hollywood film industry. In addition to writing and producing the miniseries, Chase will also ... read more 5 Comments

We really should've known better. We waited two weeks for Brothers & Sisters' "shocking death," when all along we should have realized that what the network had been teasing for weeks (months even, among insiders) in the end wasn't all that shocking — especially when it didn't even really happen.

Oh well, maybe we're all patsies. But to make ourselves feel better, after the jump are the TV deaths that actually delivered a gutshot and had us talking about a character's demise the next day — for all the right reasons. read more 216 Comments

In Nurse Jackie, Edie Falco said she had much more input into her character than she did while starring as Carmella Soprano.

It wasn't that The Sopranos writers didn't welcome her ideas: "They were totally open to input, but I didn't have any," Falco told TVGuide.com. "Partially because I wasn't used to looking at it that way, but also because we were all so in-sync. Every line that they wrote for her was right on."

Lillo Brancato Jr. was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for his role in an attempted burglary in which an off-duty police officer was killed.

The actor, who had a role in The Sopranos and starred alongside Robert De Niro in A Bronx Tale, was convicted of attempted burglary in the 2005 incident, but acquitted of felony murder.

Bada bing! At long last, the seedy adventures of Tony Soprano & Co. finally arrive on shelves in one complete package. While we could argue about the merits of the show all day (and don't even get us started on that ending), the No. 1 question in every consumer's mind as it relates to this set is the price tag. Is this beautifully and carefully designed package really worth $400 bucks? Like most things in David Chase's world, the answer is a bit complicated ... read more 1 Comment