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'Sopranos' star Carl Capotoro's 'Twisted' Bronx tale
Carl Capotorto was destined to become a writer. Growing up in his family's Bronx pizzeria, he saw a daily flow of eccentrics - not least of all his father "Cappi," whose adherence to bizarre rules provided more ...
Two Brit imports make troubled transfer across the pond
It's a packed night of mainly imported shows. If you liked the original versions, brace yourselves.
Two TV imports: one a hit, one a miss
Modern-day Detective Sam Tyler finds himself trying to solve crimes in the '70s in Life on Mars.
ABC's 'Life on Mars': A detective from 2008 does time for a mystery that lands him in 1973
He takes a phone call in the age-old squad room, which has lately been upgraded with computers and a splash of color on the walls.
Boston's "Biggest Loser" David Fioravanti appears to be a big phony. So says a Suffolk County grand jury, which yesterday indicted Fioravanti on five counts of motor vehicle insurance fraud, two counts of ...
COPS in Italy call 500 crack troops in after declaring war on Mafia behind killing spree
POLICE in Italy have called in 500 crack troops after declaring war on Mafia mobsters behind a bloody killing spree.
General Hospital: What's In Store for Vincent Pastore
Kate's fate is in Olivia's hands; Jax tells Carly how he feels; Nadine and Nikolas take things to the next level.
Man with Sopranos delusion stabbed mate
A VICTORIAN man who believed he had been raped by the mob boss from US TV drama The Sopranos killed his friend by stabbing him 46 times, a court heard today.
Bruce Tenenbaum: Why Cable Beats The Crap Out Of Broadcast Television
Another year, another Assistant District Attorney who looks like a supermodel. I may not spend a great deal of time around courthouses, but I am willing to bet the real life ratio of supermodel ADAs to ...
'Mad Men,' 'The Sopranos' and two alpha males
HBO declined his Mad Men , but Matthew Weiner was hired to write for The Sopranos .
Hollywood actor Joe Pantoliano headlines Whitby Mental Health Centre film ...
Opening up the lines of communication and reducing stigmas about mental illness are driving factors behind the launch of Whitby Mental Health Centre's first Imagine Film Festival.
'Dexter' takes a stab at normalcy
Dexter: Drama. 9 p.m. Sundays on Showtime. Despite all the advances made by creatively daring and alluring cable series, there's still a Pavlovian response engineered in our brains by the networks.
THE SERIES: FIRST SEASON Low-budget but beloved, this Canadian-made series debuted in 1987 and ran three seasons.
It might help if Emmy judges actually spent time watching TV. Every year, they try and try to seem to know at least something about television, yet every year the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences makes ...
'Mad Men': Anatomy of a marriage
I was going to write this week about how I thought AMC's original series 'Mad Men' had lost its mojo.
For nearly two hours, the cast of 'Life on Mars' had been shooting a short scene set inside a police precinct.
'Sopranos' Star Returns to the Mob on 'General Hospital'
Fans of General Hospital have always been accustomed to mafia-related storylines.
Pauley Lecture Series Begins Thursday
The Ruth Pauley Lecture Series celebrates its 22nd season with five exciting lectures dealing with the conflict in Iraq, mental health, sports, travel, and the life of one of the world's greatest statesmen.
"Nip/Tuck" stars seeking hefty pay rises
As production begins Monday on the sixth and final season of FX's "Nip/Tuck," representatives for the show's actors are deep in salary renegotiations for their clients.
Breakout role put Cruise in 'Business'
Breakout role put Cruise in 'Business' VIDBITS Pantoliano found sometimes it's fun to be a pimp Comments September 12, 2008 BY MIRIAM DI NUNZIO mdinunzio@suntimes.com Just take those old records off the shelf ...