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  'Sopranos' and 'Goodfellas' actor Frank Vincent dies aged 78

  Frank Vincent, a veteran character actor who often played tough guys, including mob boss Phil Leotardo on "The Sopranos," has died. He was 78. Vincent died peacefully on Wednesday, a statement from his family said. No cause of death was given. Besides Leotardo, the ruthless New York mob boss who frequently clashed with Tony Soprano on the popular HBO drama and who was memorably whacked at a service station, Vincent portrayed gangsters for director Martin Scorsese. He appeared in "Raging Bull," ”

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  Frank Vincent Dies: ‘Sopranos’ & ‘Goodfellas’ Actor Was 80

  Frank Vincent, the instantly recognizable actor from <em>The Sopranos,</em>  <em>Goodfellas</em> and <em>Casino</em> with a face perhaps more familiar than his name, died today. He was 80. Sources tell Deadline that he recently had suffered a heart attack, and his prognosis was dire even as he went into surgery. Vincent died in a New Jersey hospital during open-heart surgery, according to reports. His family issued a statement via a publicist this afternoon: “Legendary Actor and accomplished…

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  WATCH: Las Vegas Drag Queen Gets Big Surprise Onstage

  Las Vegas audiences have watched drag queen Frank Marino perform for more than 25 years, and earlier this month, they got to see something even more special: Marino getting engaged! Marino's partner of 20 years, producer Alex Schechter, came onstage during Marino's show at the Quad Resort & Casino earlier this month and played a slideshow of their photos. Do you get 50 percent though, if I say yes?" Marino quipped.

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  Manhattan Residents Still Displaced, Waiting For Answers Weeks After Sandy

  Nancy Gregory braced herself for the long walk. "We're going to climb 17 stories now, in the dark," said Gregory, who stood with a duffel bag under her arm one day last week in Lower Manhattan outside the residential building at 2 Gold Street. Gregory was collecting clothes for her daughter, Chelsea, who would be staying with her in New Jersey indefinitely and commuting two and a half hours each day to work while the building's equipment undergoes repairs following its extensive damage -- 31 f

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  Guitar World

  Canadian guitar great Frank Marino is launching his own hand-built pedal line – and he’s making them himself

  The guitarist behind Mahogany Rush says he’s going to offer the custom pedal builds he’s used for 40 years to other players

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