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The article presents a challenging quiz for fans of The Sopranos, assessing their knowledge of the series' details and characters, with different score ranges indicating varying levels of familiarity with the show.
"Sopranos" star Michael Imperioli physically removed a climate protester from a Broadway show, displaying a bit of his character Christopher's spirit. The incident occurred during a performance of "An Enemy of the People," and a video capturing the chaos has surfaced. Imperioli's swift action reflects the "Sopranos" code of respect and intolerance for disruptions in a private venue, leaving no room for tolerance towards those who attempt to interrupt a paid performance.
The iconic booth from the final scene of "The Sopranos" has been sold by Holsten's ice cream parlor for $82,600 after a heated eBay auction, but the buyer's identity remains a mystery. The decision to sell the booth sparked controversy, with some feeling it shouldn't be sold to the highest bidder, but Holsten's co-owner cited wear-and-tear from fans as the reason for the sale. The restaurant has hinted at a forthcoming announcement regarding the buyer, and the new booths have already been installed.
Drea de Matteo, a 52-year-old actor known for her role in The Sopranos, revealed that she paid off her house mortgage within five minutes of joining OnlyFans, attributing the platform to saving her life during a financially challenging time. Struggling due to unemployment and caring for a parent with dementia, she turned to OnlyFans after having just $10 in her bank account. Despite initial reservations, she found financial empowerment through sharing exclusive content on the platform, ultimately resolving her mortgage and caregiving issues. OnlyFans is a content subscription service that allows creators to monetize their content directly from their fans, offering a paywall for exclusive content.
'Sopranos' star Drea de Matteo revealed that she paid off her mortgage debt using earnings from OnlyFans after facing financial struggles and the threat of losing her home. The actress, who lost work due to her refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine, joined the platform last year and quickly paid off her mortgage with the income. De Matteo explained that OnlyFans saved her life and provided a newfound sense of confidence, despite facing criticism for her decision.
The Philadelphia Flyers and New Jersey Devils arrived at MetLife Stadium for the NHL Stadium Series dressed in signature tracksuits inspired by "Rocky" and "The Sopranos," respectively. The Devils considered dressing like Bruce Springsteen but ultimately went with the "Sopranos" theme, while also enjoying pregame espresso shots to combat the wintry weather. The tradition of coordinating memorable arrival outfits for outdoor games continues, with the Flyers and Devils making their mark with these unique selections.
Katherine Heigl made a stunning return to the Emmy Awards after 10 years, expressing excitement at dressing up after living in sweatpants on her Utah farm. The "Grey's Anatomy" star reunited with her former cast members and was joined by other iconic TV show ensembles like "Cheers," "The Sopranos," and "Martin." The event also featured tributes to the late James Gandolfini and acknowledged the absence of Emmy wins for "Martin."
The 75th Emmy Awards will feature TV cast reunions from shows like Grey’s Anatomy, Sopranos, Ally McBeal, Martin, and more, with original cast members presenting and taking the stage. Additionally, tributes to classic shows like All In The Family, Cheers, and I Love Lucy are teased, and performances by Charlie Puth, The War and Treaty, and Travis Barker are also scheduled.
The cast and crew of "The Sopranos" reunited in Little Italy at Da Nico, a restaurant on Mulberry Street, to celebrate the show's 25th anniversary with a nostalgic dinner. The event included fan gatherings and special screenings, with creator David Chase expressing his joy at being with the cast again. The reunion brought together stars like Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa, while serving "Sopranos"-labeled Chianti and baby-caprese appetizers.
HBO commemorates the 25th anniversary of "The Sopranos" with deleted scenes, TikTok tributes, and restaurant promotions, celebrating the show's enduring legacy since its premiere in 1999.
Actor Michael Imperioli, known for his role in "The Sopranos," has declared that he will forbid bigots and homophobes from watching the show, along with other projects he has been involved in, following the Supreme Court's recent ruling in favor of a web designer who refused to create websites for same-sex weddings due to religious beliefs. Imperioli expressed his gratitude to the Supreme Court for allowing him to discriminate against those he disagrees with, stating that hate and ignorance are not legitimate points of view. The ruling has sparked a debate on the balance between free speech and LGBTQ rights.