Soprano’s Michael Imperioli’s Studio Dante: A Real Life CSI: New York.

Soprano’s star Michael Imperioli’s “Studio Dante” was the location of a not-made-for-TV (and not even an “It’s Not TV, It’s HBO) real-life small explosive device (commonly known as a ‘bomb,’) that exploded at 1:00 AM this morning. Reports show a van, parked in front of the West 29th Street studio theater, suffered broken glass, and huge clouds of white smoke were seen shooting upwards.

Metadish added, ”No one was injured and much like the final episode of the Sopranos if the bomb was supposed to send some sort of message, no one got it.“

The other question?
Why did The Village Voice choose this drawing to represent Mr. Imperioli?

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Imperioli is set to co-star in Peter Jackson’s new movie ”The Lovely Bones,“ and ”Oprah Winfrey Presents: Mitch Albom’s For One More Day,“ due to be released this December.


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