The Sopranos

I will always think it's fascinating a few scenes from The Sopranos were filmed in Convention Hall and on the Asbury Park Boardwalk. I just love the fact the legendary James Gandolfini was once acting at the same place we do our summer boardwalk broadcasts. His acting skills were incredible and I truly miss him, forever Rest In Peace to Jimmy Gandolfini.

This is how the actor prepped for his iconic role in 'The Many Saints of Newark'.

The star of the upcoming "The Sopranos" prequel says a young Tony Soprano will be a part of the film — but had good reason to be careful about how much else he revealed about "The Many Saints of Newark."

Superfans of "The Sopranos" need to check out this catalog of collectibles. Autographed scripts, posters, DVD sets & a few rare pieces are being auctioned off.

Frank Vincent, of Raging Bull, Goodfellas & 'The Sopranos' fame, was a nearly lifelong NJ resident. As Stephen Colbert noted, even the actor's later hometown was manly.

The actor was revered for his work with HBO.

The Jersey Shore! It's all mafia, uneducated people, fake tans, "bros", and wise guys. Hilarious, right?

Even amid HBO’s current difficulty launching new hit dramas, The Sopranos remains sorely missed almost a decade past David Chase’s infamous ending. Chase hasn’t fully crossed out the idea of returning to the Soprano family in prequel, but a new chat sees the showrunner discussing a filmed alternate ending, as well as changes at the network that might have put buddy Terence Winter’s Vinyl into its current state.

Sometimes we can't get out of our own way in New Jersey. The stereotypes of pollution, corruption, and organized crime persist - sometimes unfairly and sometimes because, well, stereotypes had to come from at least a little truth, right? But we try. We try to make people realize that there's a lot to love about The Garden State. And then a sign on the Parkway makes you do a double (or in my case,

On June 10, 2007, one of the most critically acclaimed TV series of all time came to an abrupt end. To the background of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin", the screen went dark, and "The Sopranos" went into TV history. Since then, there has been plenty of speculation about what it all meant.