A Queens museum is revealing secrets from early development of "The Sopranos," including Tony's original name and why networks rejected the show.

Wonder what happens when you get shot in the head? According to “”The Sopranos,”” nothing, just black. And that Journey music on the jukebox – you probably can’t hear that anymore either. The last ...

Ranking The Sopranosby season is a tall order. The show, which aired on HBO from 1999 to 2007, was remarkably consistent in quality throughout its six-season run, with each season building on the one ...

A new exhibit at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens traces how the creators developed the look and themes of the show.

Turns out the late James Garner didn't just inspire a legion of devoted TV fans; he inspired one of the greatest shows in television history, too. Who wrote those episodes? None other than Sopranos ...

Bada Bing! To mark the 25th anniversary of the groundbreaking television series “The Sopranos,” fans are invited to embark on a journey through the streets and neighborhoods that served as the ...

Itching for a piece of well-used 'Sopranos' memorabilia? Then look no further than your own PC, as items from one of the show's most famous locales -- the Bada Bing -- will be auctioned off on the ...

Long after their creation, we tend to think of pop cultural monuments as just "there" — permanent, inevitable, affixed, as if the universe itself had willed them into existence instead of their ...

LODI, N.J. — Now that “The Sopranos” is over, the owners of the real-life club that played the part of the Bada Bing will auction off the 12-foot stripper poles and other relics from the HBO drama on ...