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“The Sopranos” is hands down one of the most remarkable television series in history.Twenty-five years after the mob crime drama premiered on HBO, the cast and James Gandolfini’s son, Michael, united at an anniversary bash on Wednesday to celebrate the series’ legacy.The party, thrown by Max, was held at Da Nico Ristorante, which renowned “Sopranos” star Michael Imperioli himself has endorsed as one of his favorite Italian restaurants in New York City.A-listers in attendance included Steve Buscemi, Julianna Margulies, Robert Funaro, Al Sapienza, Vincent Pastore, Kathrine Narducci and more.Guests munched on an Italian feast and partied the evening away.Michael, 24, also an actor, stepped out at the anniversary event with his girlfriend Mia Healey. James died in 2013 at the age of 51 in Rome due to a heart attack.

The JITC Hollywood Bureau for Jewish Representation — “The first and only Jewish Hollywood bureau,” launched in 2021 and founded by Allison Josephs — has sent a letter to the Motion Picture Academy claiming that its inclusion policy “erases Jewish peoplehood and perpetuates myths of Jewish whiteness, power, and that racism against Jews is not a major issue or that it’s a thing of the past.”The letter has been signed by more than over 200 people, including David Schwimmer, Tiffany Haddish, Julianna Margulies, Michael Rapaport, Debra Messing, Ginnifer Goodwin and Marta Kauffman.In August, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences amended its “Representation and Inclusion Standards” for the 96th Oscars Awards Show, airing March 10 on ABC.Regarding lead actors or “significant supporting actors from underrepresented racial or ethnic groups,” the academy included, among others, African American/Black/African and/or Caribbean descent; East Asian; Hispanic or Latina/e/o/x; Indigenous Peoples; Middle Eastern/North African; and Southeast Asian.“Jewish people being excluded from the Motion Picture Academy’s Representation and Inclusion Standards is discriminating against a protected class by invalidating their historic and genetic identity,” the letter states.“This must be addressed immediately by including Jews in the Motion Picture Academy’s Representation and Inclusion Standards.”Other signees of the letter include Bret Gelman, Iliza Schlesinger, Elon Gold, Josh Dallas, Emanuelle Chriqui and Mark Feuerstein.“While many mistakenly believe that Judaism is only a religion, Jews are actually an ethnic group, with a varied spiritual practice that not all observe,” the letter says.

ER alum Julianna Margulies announced on Tuesday night that she tested positive for the coronavirus amid the nationwide omicron variant surge.'I'm fine because I am vaccinated so it just feels like the flu,' the 55-year-old native New Yorker reassured her 423K Instagram/Facebook followers.'How lucky we are to have the science that made these vaccinations? Please get vaccinated if you are not.' 'I'm fine': ER alum Julianna Margulies announced on Tuesday night that she tested positive for the coronavirus amid the nationwide omicron variant surge (pictured November 16)Julianna buried the lead, so to speak, while gushing over how much she enjoyed the 'genius' Lin-Manuel Miranda's film Tick Tick Boom starring the 'heartbreakingly talented' Andrew Garfield.'What a stunning film! Jonathan Larson's story is just remarkable,' Margulies wrote. 'This film and his life make you realize how precious time is and not to waste a minute of it...And thank you to the whole cast and crew of #ticktickboom.'The Sunshine Girl author then 'loved' comedian Chelsea Handler's comment on her post: 'Feel better soon, J! I will watch that tonight while my baby [Jo Koy] is out of town.' The 55-year-old native New Yorker wrote: 'I am vaccinated so it just feels like the flu.

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They starred on the hit series ER together.And JulianneMargulies wished her 'sweet pal' George Clooney a happy 59th birthday on Wednesday.The actress, 59, shared a touching throwback from their days filming the medical drama series, along with references to the current pandemic. Happy birthday George! Julianne Margulies wished her 'sweet pal' George Clooney a happy 59th birthday on Wednesday'Happy Birthday to my sweet pal George Clooney,' she captioned the snap.

Wednesday, May 6 marks George Clooney’s 59th birthday, and he received a special shoutout from former “ER” co-star Julianna Margulies.

May is officially here, which means we're on the verge of warmer weather and, hopefully, some happier times. I hope you can get outside this month and enjoy some (socially distanced) fresh air, but when you're back inside, there are plenty of TV shows and movies to keep you occupied.

"Thank you to all the real healthcare heroes out there"

They aren't doctors, but they do play them on TV.  To show their support for the real doctors and nurses and healthcare workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, doctors and nurses from all over TV got together virtually to give a big thank you and maybe also give us a little burst of joy in these tough times.  The video starts with former House, MD star Olivia Wilde, who organized the whole thing, and includes appearances by Neil Patrick Harris (Doogie Howser); Patrick Dempsey, Sandra Oh, and Kate Walsh (Grey's Anatomy); Donald Faison, Zach Braff, and Sarah Chalke (Scrubs); Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie); Lisa Edelstein, Jennifer Morrison, Omar Epps, Kal Penn, and Peter Jacobson (House, MD), Julianna Margulies and Maura Tierney