sons of anarchy

Well hello, 'Sons of Anarchy' season 6's first trailer teaser! We hadn't expected to hear much from the boys of SAMCRO before next week's Comic-Con 2013 panel in San Diego, but it seems Jax, Clay, Bobby, Gemma, Juice, Tig and even Tara just couldn't keep it together for another week. The first official promo for the new FX season sees the 'Sons of Anarchy' cast going to war...with each other! Read

Kurt Sutter's FX biker drama 'Sons of Anarchy' will ride into its sixth season this fall, with the expectation of a seventh that may well prove the final year for SAMCRO, but will the franchise end there? Speaking at the recent "Hit the Ground Showrunning" panel, Sutter offered up new thoughts on his long-gestating 'Sons of Anarchy' prequel project, which could well take the form of an a

When last we heard from 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter, the showrunner teased the possibility of a 'Talking Dead' style talk show and a few new casting announcements, the most recent of which have now come to light. 'The Outsiders' and 'Southland' star C. Thomas Howell and 'Shameless' Steve Howey will soon cross paths with SAMCRO in recurring roles, but as whom?

Like you, we adore the work of Ryan Hurst, everything from his bit turn in 'Saving Private Ryan' to his Emmy-worthy work on Kurt Sutter's FX biker drama 'Sons of Anarchy.'  However, all good things must come to an end, and at least for the time being, it seems that we won't be seeng Hurst's character Harold "Opie" Winston return to 'Sons of Anarchy' anytime soon.  Still, we'll gladly fol

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 Anarch

Fans of 'Sons of Anarchy' well know that the FX biker drama is famous for its shocking, often brutal violence, and last night's "Laying Pipe" was no exception.  Though series creator Kurt Sutter himself warned fans in advance of an impending tragedy, last night viewers said goodby to a fan-favorite character, one who it seems has long been destined for nothing but heartbreak at the hands