Gandolfini was best known for his role as New Jersey mafia boss Tony Soprano. Throughout the years, Tony Soprano kept us entertained every Sunday night with his crazy yet genius antics on HBO's ...

So the prospect of two hours plus of show creator David Chase running us through an exhaustive history of anti-hero Tony Soprano, a character who struck a chord (it felt) with everyone but me ...

It introduced the world to entertainment’s ultimate antihero in Italian-American mob boss Tony Soprano, played with power, pathos and perturbation by James Gandolfini. Beset by depression and ...

Gibney presses: "Did you see elements of yourself in Tony [Soprano]?" Chase: "Towards the end, I began to think we had merged in some strange way ..." Who, then, was the man who changed TV?

For many, their obsession starts at the place where the series ended: Business is booming at the diner where lead character Tony Soprano ... that fronts for the Bada Bing, on Route 17 in Lodi.

A mob associate who ran the Bada Bing — the Lodi, New Jersey strip club that served as headquarters for fictional TV mobster Tony Soprano — is headed to the jailhouse. But it’s just for a short ...

From there, you can see the facade of the building used as Barone Sanitation, the fictional waste management company that Tony claims as ... on the tour — the Bada Bing — didn’t leave ...

While Livia Soprano makes it her life's aim to get revenge on Tony for seemingly abandoning her, she eventually gets used to the comfort of the space. Silvio Dante-owned Bada Bing! is a strip club ...

Tony Soprano's boat isn't the only piece of memorabilia from "The Sopranos" that has been up for grabs since the show ended in 2007. In August 2007, the real life strip club behind the Bada Bing ...