Gibney is back on the doc circuit with a two-part film about how one of the most legendary shows in TV history was made.

The Sopranos and The Wire are among the best crime dramas ever, but another show that came out at the same time deserves to ...

When The Sopranos debuted on HBO in 1999, it didn’t just change television—it sparked a cultural phenomenon. More than 25 ...

When his mother Livia (Nancy Marchand) finds out he’s seeing a shrink (Lorraine Bracco), she conspires with her brother-in-law Junior Soprano (Dominic Chianese) to have Tony taken out.

For most of its existence, HBO has been the home to some of the best dramas around. From The Sopranos to The Pitt, the cable ...

The series is critically acclaimed and revolutionized television in many ways. Aside from Galndolfini and Bracco, the series ...

That finale, “Made in America,” draws to an epic and ambiguous close the story of northern New Jersey crime boss Tony Soprano, played by the late, remarkable James Gandolfini. You know the sce ...

Some reasons Brodsky suggests that Tony Soprano is not necessarily APD: He has a sense of responsibility to friends and family. He does experience appropriate remorse, at least some of the time.

Come relive your TV past with us, or discover what should be your next binge watch below: The end of The Sopranos is one of the most famous and divisive finales in the history of television. Tony ...

In the 11th episode, "House Arrest," a scene featured Junior and Livia Soprano, the uncle and mother, respectively, of Tony ...

But in northern New Jersey, all is not well. Tony Soprano—a gangster and the protagonist of “The Sopranos”, which first aired on HBO 25 years ago—is having panic attacks. If America is doi ...

But then “The Sopranos” happened, and for the next decade he portrayed Christopher, the troubled, moody and impatient heir apparent to Tony Soprano’s crime family. Imperioli’s post ...