Today, my friends at Vox.com published a terrific 5,000-word feature about the legacy of the Sopranos, framed around one very ... gifs or any specific form of art is absurd. Rock music.

If great art won’t get you to the museum, maybe the “Sopranos” connection will. The Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College features four Francesco de Mura paintings owned by Federico ...

Federico Castelluccio — the actor who played Italian assassin Furio on “The Sopranos” — was spotted strolling Princeton’s campus this week. The thespian’s also a Baroque European-art ...

From Jeep doors to trail maps, original scripts of “The Sopranos” to vintage photos, oil paintings and personal photographs — Osterberg has framed all sorts of things over the years, even Picassos and ...

The final scene of the final episode of The Sopranos ended with what has become ... but kept eating it anyway. And now, a framed photo commemorates the episode: In the picture, Castelluccio ...

A “Sopranos”-themed festival, SopranosCon, is coming to New Jersey and will include food, art, performances and special appearances by cast members. Dubbed “‘Sopranos’ meets Comic-Con ...

disrupt predictable thinking just as well as all the other art forms. Even after 25 years, the episode remains a revelation. You can watch it without ever having heard of “The Sopranos” and ...

The film is framed as a profile of the show’s visionary creator and showrunner, David Chase (the opening credits redo the driving-into-Jersey “Sopranos” credits with Chase in the passenger ...