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Sopranos’ star Gandolfini dead; son called for help
James Gandolfini, who rose to fame on “The Sopranos," died Wednesday.
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‘Sopranos’ co-star: Gandolfini was a great actor
There was more to James Gandolfini than Tony Soprano, and on TODAY one of his co-stars, Federico Castelluci, remembered him as a great friend and a "nuanced" performer.
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Dexter to Draper: How Soprano paved the way
Gandolfini's appealing portrayal of a gritty, unappealing guy ushered in the era of the modern TV antihero.
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Gandolfini’s range, from mobster to CIA boss
James Gandolfini, who died June 19 at the age of 51, reinvented the television antihero with his iconic portrayal of Tony Soprano, but he was also acclaimed for his extraordinary resume as a character actor.
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New film alleges Flight 800 crash was not accidental
video After the NTSB ruled that an electrical short caused TWA Flight 800 to crash in 1996, members of the investigative teams are coming forward to say there was evidence that explosions took it down.
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Men’s Wearhouse icon is out
Men’s Wearhouse has fired George Zimmer, its executive chairman famous for his TV ad line.
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Butter coffee: Extra energy or just extra fat?
A new fad promises to give your daily cup a kick.
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