Redeem now Lady Gaga reflected on her "Sopranos" guest appearance in a podcast with Entertainment Weekly. "When I look back on that scene, I can see exactly what I did wrong," the singer said.  Gaga, who currently stars in "House of Gucci," said that she's since "grown a lot as an actor." Lady Gaga reflected on her extremely brief 2001 guest appearance on "The Sopranos" on a recent podcast with Entertainment Weekly.

FilmObituaryRobert SterlingIn the early 1950s, while the film industry was blaming the sharp decline in cinema attendance on the proliferation of television throughout the US, many film actors welcomed the one-eyed monster that boosted several fading careers. One such figure to benefit from the new medium was Robert Sterling, who has died aged 88. He had been in films since 1939, playing bland second leads or heroes in B-movies, when he was cast in Topper.

From a modern-day Sherlock Holmes on CBS’s “Elementary” to the sex researchers of Showtime’s recently-concluded “Masters of Sex,” Timberman develops programming with producing partner Carl Beverly through their Timberman/Beverly Productions. The pair – who have an overall deal with CBS TV Studios — are also executive producers on CBS’s “The Odd Couple.” Past series include FX’s critically-acclaimed “Justified,” CBS/A&E’s “Unforgettable” and NBC’s “Kidnapped” among others. Beginning as an assistant editor at Random House in New York, Timberman broke into the business on the studio side working in drama development at Columbia TriStar (“Party of Five” and “Dawson’s Creek” were in her portfolio) before moving to Universal Network Television where she was part of the team that acquired the rights to the British comedy “The Office,” which became an NBC mainstay starring Steve Carell.

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Play video content CUSTOMER SERVICE NIGHTMARE "Bad Girls Club" star Natalie Nunn claims an American Airlines employee insulted her daughter and kicked her out of first class ... but our AA sources tell us they're not to blame. Natalie was flying back to Sacramento after visiting family in Indianapolis for Thanksgiving, but had a connection in Dallas. She went off on social media claiming she'd been thrown off her Indy-Dallas flight and during the fiasco, an AA agent insulted her 7-month-old baby's name .