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Trump says it’s “difficult” to pardon Diddy because rapper was “very hostile” towards him

Trump says it’s “difficult” to pardon Diddy because rapper was “very hostile” towards him

Man falls to his death at Oasis show at Wembley Stadium

Man falls to his death at Oasis show at Wembley Stadium

‘The Needle Drop’ host Anthony Fantano issues apology over racial slurs and controversial comments, Drake responds

‘The Needle Drop’ host Anthony Fantano issues apology over racial slurs and controversial comments, Drake responds

Check out the stage times for The Libertines’ London Gunnersbury Park gig with Supergrass, Soft Play and more

Check out the stage times for The Libertines’ London Gunnersbury Park gig with Supergrass, Soft Play and more

The Flaming Lips and Modest Mouse’s Isaac Brock cover Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’ in tribute to Ozzy Osbourne

The Flaming Lips and Modest Mouse’s Isaac Brock cover Black Sabbath’s ‘War Pigs’ in tribute to Ozzy Osbourne

Oasis and Casetify team up to launch new phone case and accessories collection

Oasis and Casetify team up to launch new phone case and accessories collection

Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan on Ozzy Osbourne: “I saw nothing in his spirit that told me that he was anywhere near the end of his life”

Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan on Ozzy Osbourne: “I saw nothing in his spirit that told me that he was anywhere near the end of his life”

Lizzo mocks Sydney Sweeney’s controversial “great jeans” American Eagle campaign

Lizzo mocks Sydney Sweeney’s controversial “great jeans” American Eagle campaign

Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free launch new creative agency ‘Project 3’

Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free launch new creative agency ‘Project 3’

Biffy Clyro fight the judgement of modern life on heavy new single ‘Hunting Season’

Biffy Clyro fight the judgement of modern life on heavy new single ‘Hunting Season’

Jerry Adler, Late-Blooming Actor of ‘Sopranos’ Fame, Dies at 96

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Jerry Adler, Late-Blooming Actor of ‘Sopranos’ Fame, Dies at 96

Jerry Adler, the longtime theater director and late-in-life actor who memorably played Hesh on “The Sopranos,” died Saturday at 96.

His friend Frank J. Reilly confirmed his death on X Saturday, writing, “The great actor, my friend Jerry Adler died today… You know him from one of his iconic roles [and] from many of his guest appearances… He arranged to get my son a job on the Sopranos. Many years later, my son got him a job on Rescue Me. RIP to a real one.”

Adler was born February 4, 1929, in NYC, to a man who managed Broadway theaters and touring shows. He went into the family business in 1950 as a stage manager on shows that included the iconic “My Fair Lady” (1956), later serving as a production supervisor on everything from “Annie” (1977) to “I Remember Mama” (1979).

He also tried his hand at directing, helming the shows “Words and Music” (1974) and a 1976 revival of “My Fair Lady,” among others.

For an actor with such a familiar face, it is incredible to realize he didn’t start acting until he was in his sixties, sucked into it in part because of his spectacularly expressive face.

Adler racked up 60 TV and film credits in 28 years, debuting on an episode of “Brooklyn Bridge” in 1991. He was Mr. Wicker on “Mad About You,” appearing from 1993-1999, and made a big impression in Woody Allen’s “Manhattan Murder Mystery” (1993).

Along with appearances on “Northern Exposure” (1994-1995) and as a regular on the series “Hudson Street” (1995-1996), “Alright Already” (1997-1998), and “Raising Dad” (2001-2002).

Most famously, he played Jewish mob figure Herman “Hesh” Rabkin on “The Sopranos” (1999-2007), a trusted advisor of Tony Soprano, played by the late James Gandolfini.

From 2007-2011, he played Sidney Feinberg on “Rescue Me,” and he was hilariously un-PC Howard Lyman on “The Good Wife” (2011-2016) and “The Good Fight” (2017-2018).

He closed his acting career with guest spots on “Broad City” (2019), “Transparent” (2017-2019), and the revival of “Mad About You” (2019).

Adler’s digital memorial is at Dignity Memorial.

Bring Me The Horizon cover Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’ in thunderous Reading 2025 headline set

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Discontinued Arcade1Up Countercade Randomly Restocked At Amazon

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