Tony Sirico who use to play (Paulie Walnuts) on the Sopranos, was in the Fort Lauderdale airport before boarding a Continental flight to New York. All of a sudden, "people recognized him and started snapping photos of him with their cellphones," our spy told us over dinner at Da Tommaso. Sirico put up with it for a while, but finally "stood up, put his hands on his hips and said, 'I hate all of you,' and walked away."

Ahhh, to bad he was bothered, perhaps he should get a reality check where exactly all his money and fame came from !

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An illegal New York poker den frequented by "Sopranos" bad boy Robert Iler and several NBA players was robbed yesterday. According to the New York Daily News, the gun-toting bandits burst into the Upper East Side spot at around midnight and ordered the club's 70 or so patrons to hand over their money. While the cops haven't caught the bandits, they did arrest club owner Edgar Concepcion and charged him with promoting gambling and possessing bookmaking supplies. Police estimate that around $50,000 in cash was taken. Where's Tony Soprano when you need him?

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The real Tony Awards were in New Jersey last night, as the Soprano family gathered in a diner. There were all sorts of suspicious characters around. What was going to happen? The tension was insurmountable. And then ... as Meadow ran into the joint to join Tony, Carmela and A.J. ... nothing. A black, blank screen.

Several seconds of silence. What, did the signal cut out?
And then ... closing credits. So let's get this straight ... no one woke up and got themselves a gun? After eight-and-a-half years, six "seasons" (remember when a TV "season" related to the four seasons?) and 86 episodes, The Sopranos signed off last night with an installment titled Made in America.

Well ... uh ... who the hell knows? Perhaps the best way to end a series is not to end it. In any event, Tony didn't die, as far as we know, which leaves the door open for a possible picking-up of this saga down the road. Artistically, that last scene was really, really cool. Nice spooky work by creator David Chase. But for sure, some people are going to feel very ripped off.

I did not really like the ending, they leave it open to make a movie.....

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