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David Chase

"The Sopranos" hits its darkest note: In the show's gripping new start, Tony, Carmela, Dr. Melfi and the gang, increasingly cut off from their illusions and their supposed loved ones, freefall through a hopeless world of divorce, betrayal, lust and rage.; By Heather Havrilesky Mar 5, 2004
The Fix: GOP pranksters plan a "Gilligan" attack on Kerry, Bono gives Turlington away, and Beckham is batted about like a football. Plus: Who will play Ronald Reagan in the miniseries?; Jun 9, 2003
Divorce Italian style: No major characters got whacked in the season finale of "The Sopranos." The destruction was way bigger than that.; By Carina Chocano Dec 10, 2002
"Everything comes to an end": Money, drugs, psychiatry and rampant individualism threaten both of Tony's families as "The Sopranos" sounds an even darker, bleaker tone.; By Carina Chocano Sep 16, 2002
Ms. Jackson, bodacious booty connoisseur: Janet: Three things I like about men ... besides that. Plus: "Survivor" she-devil Jerri Manthey makes "artistic statement" without her clothes on!; By Amy Reiter Jul 27, 2001
They're all shady: Eminem's ex-wife arrested with mysterious white powder; Witherspoon gets fiesty; and Mariah Carey can't sleep. Plus: Drew and Tom retie the knot, and "Sopranos" creator sticks up for the stickup kid!; By Amy Reiter Jul 11, 2001
Tony Soprano's female trouble: Will David Chase ever free his female characters from their sitcom-bound chains?; By Bill Wyman May 19, 2001
Will Uncle Junior sing?: Actor Dominic Chianese of "The Sopranos" talks about the hit show, James Gandolfini, Francis Coppola, Al Pacino and Gilbert & Sullivan.; By Michael Sragow Jan 21, 2000
Felicity falls into ... "The Twilight Zone": Director Lamont Johnson tells how Rod Serling's TV fantasy milestone was reborn for the WB's teen viewers.; By Michael Sragow Jan 20, 2000
We are family: You don't have to be Italian for "The Sopranos" to hit home.; By Joyce Millman Jan 14, 2000
Twenty ways the '90s changed television: From "Twin Peaks" to "The X-Files" to "The Simpsons" (O.J. included), TV broke ground and rules in the last decade of the century.; By Joyce Millman Dec 22, 1999
Big success on the small screen: Director Alan Taylor ("Palookaville") makes the leap to television -- and hits a high note with his episode of "The Sopranos."; By Michael Sragow Jun 24, 1999
Happy Mother's Day, and screw you: Raise a glass to Livia Soprano, the meanest mother on TV.; By Joyce Millman May 3, 1999

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