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This week is almost over, boy am I going to be happy on Friday!

Joe Pantoliano (Ralph Cifaretto) is working on a new independent film, "The Job" according to The Detroit News. Filming has already commenced.

Kudos to Dan Grimaldi (Patsy Parisi) for participating in Sunday's walk to help raise funds for sixth annual Arthritis Foundation Walk.

Another date to mark on your calendar, the movie, "Doughboys" will be screening at the upcoming Hoboken Film Festival on June 1. The time to be there is 6:00. It will be screened at the Hoboken Multi-Services Center, located at 124 Grand Street in Hoboken, N.J. 07030. This film, which features Louis Lombardi (Skip Lipari) and Vincent Pastore (Big Pussy and Celebrity Apprentice) has been winning awards at several of the film festivals it has been entered in (cause its a great movie).

Haven't made plans for the upcoming weekend? On Saturday May 24, 2008, at 7:00 pm , Vincent Pastore and The Lickety Split Band will host a special holiday party to welcome the summer. Those who attend can expect great food, surprise guests and the music of The Lickety Split band. The event is being held at The Atlantic City Hilton, located on Boston Avenue and The Boardwalk in the gaming and entertainment capitol of the East Coast in Atlantic City, NJ. 08401. Tickets are available by contacting Joe Sarnese at 1-800-962-5373 press 2 or by emailing him at sarnese@hiltonac.com

It's Wednesday and as always its my favorite night of the week. After a nice dinner of baked ziti, its time to curl up in my recliner and listen to Vincent Pastore's Wise Guy Show on Sirius Radio Raw Dog 104. The program airs from 6 to 9 pm. Cha Cha's web site (Albie Cianflone) is updated with tonight's guests, and if you become his friend on MYSPACE, you'll receive a bulletin, giving you a heads up on Wednesday night's guest list.

This is closing soon, so if you're in the Bay Area and haven't gotten out to see this exhibit, your time is running out. Annie Liebowitz's photo exhibition “A Photographer's Life” is at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, California. According to the San Francisco Sentinel, it It will close at that venue on May 25, and then the tour will go international.

-  Soprano Sue