Sons of Anarchy

Just yesterday we were in southern California, listening to 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter prepare Comic-Con 2014 attendees for the final ride of season 7, but it seems he left one major announcement off the table. Now, we've learned 'Glee' star Lea Michele will put in an appearance on the final season of FX's biker drama this fall, and no, we're not kidding.

It’s been a good while since ‘Sons of Anarchy’ revved out any new details of the seventh and final season, but with the fall fast approaching, our first major casting bombshell has hit. Following notable guest turns in HBO’s 'Eastbound and Down’ and more, shock rocker Marilyn Manson will next bring his dope show to ‘Sons of Anarchy’ season 7 in a recurring role.

It may yet be some time before 'Sons of Anarchy' begins roaring out details of its seventh and final season, but we can rest assured that at least two fan-favorite characters will be in it for the long hall. David Labrava (Happy) and Niko Nicotera (Rat) will not only return to stand alongside Jax and SAMCRO in 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7, but will do so as series regulars.

It's been a good while since we've heard anything from the front about 'The Walking Dead''s companion/spinoff series at AMC, what with the mothership preparing to head into its fourth season finale this coming Sunday. Now, AMC has unveiled a slew of new scripted developments for its lineup, including a 'Sons of Anarchy' alum attached to write and develop the spinoff of AMC's monster-drama. Read Mo

'Sons of Anarchy' became something of a running gag in critical circles this past year for its ever-expanding runtime, with its sixth season frequently extending episodes to the 90-minute mark. Now, as the seventh and final season of FX's road-rashing biker drama looms, series creator Kurt Sutter has revealed his intent to expand 'Sons of Anarchy' even further, adding additional episodes to the sw

Very sad news to report this morning, particularly sad for fans of FX's motorcycle drama 'Sons of Anarchy,' as we've just learned that one-time series star Johnny Lewis has died under somewhat mysterious circumstances. The actor was known to play Kip "Half-Sack" eps on the first two seasons of the hit biker series, before requesting to be released from his contract, which 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter obliged by killing off the character.