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'American Horror Story,' meet 'American Beauty.' Where yesterday we learned that FX's Ryan Murphy horror serial would make its first Comic-Con appearance in the coming week, season 4's 'Freak Show' setting has added a dash of new blood in 'The Hunger Games' actor Wes Bentley, but who might he end up tormenting among the cast?

A few weeks ago saw Warner Bros. unleashing its full docket of Comic-Con 2014 panels, but 20th Century Fox and the fine folk at FX are certainly no slouches. Find out what brings 'American Horror Story' to San Diego for the very first time, along with 'The Strain,' a crossover event between 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy,' the final ride for 'Sons of Anarchy' and many, many more at Comic-Con 2014!

A ways back we were intrigued to learn that 'Rescue Me' and 'The Amazing Spider-Man' alum Denis Leary would return to FX for an all-new comedy titled 'Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll,' and while the premise seemed a little flat, the music lives on. FX has officially given a series order to 'Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll,' releasing the first photos of Leary in character as well.

FX's 'The Strain' took a labored approach through development, and while the first fright-filled hour of Guillermo del Toro's vampire drama will officially premiere on July 13, we have to wonder how FX will approach the series across its three books. Now, del Toro has confirmed that the series should run a total of five seasons, while the first official clip from 'The Strain' has also made its way online!

We're just weeks away from seeing Guillermo del Toro realize his vampire vision with the premiere of FX's 'The Strain,' though you needn't wait that long for a bit of fresh blood. Go inside 'The Strain' with brand new featurettes that explore behind the scenes of FX's new vampire drama to reveal story, characters, and the world at large!

Thus far only bits and pieces of 'American Horror Story''s fourth season 'Freak Show' have been revealed, including franchise veteran Sarah Paulson's two-headed character, and the latest reveal accomplishes some heavy lifting. Find out who 'Freak Show' freshman Michael Chiklis will play in 'American Horror Story' season 4, and whom he might have the most horrifying encounters with!

After only 10 episodes, FX's 'Fargo' adaptation has come to a snow-fallen close with Tuesday's season (series?) finale "Morton's Fork." Bodies hit the ground, bullets flew and plenty of "you betcha"s abounded, but what does showrunner Noah Hawley have to say about the big ending? And what might we pick up on if FX opts for a second trip to 'Fargo' in 2015?

After only ten episodes, and with no guarantee of a second season, FX's 'Fargo' will come to an end this Tuesday with its first season (series?) finale "Morton's Fork." In it, Lorne Malvo (Billy Bob Thornton) remains hot on the trail of Lester (Martin Freeman), but will the police catch up in time to thwart a snow-fallen bloodbath? Get a clue with the full set of photos from the 'Fargo' finale!

Every year sees the 'American Horror Story' mystery deepen with each subsequent iteration, and 'Freak Show' may be the most horrifying yet, by virtue of its cast alone. Find out which character(s!) franchise staple Sarah Paulson will be playing this time around, now that 'American Horror Story' has conjured up its first 'Freak Show' image!

Every year sees the 'American Horror Story' mystery deepen with each subsequent iteration, and 'Freak Show' may be the most horrifying yet, by virtue of its cast alone. Find out which character(s!) franchise staple Sarah Paulson will be playing this time around, now that 'American Horror Story' has conjured up its first 'Freak Show' image!

Recently we saw Paul Giamatti stomping New York streets in a larger-than-life turn in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' so we looked forward to seeing the 'Sideways' actor go a little smaller by taking a role on television with his announced FX pilot 'Hoke.' Now, it seems the cable network has officially opted to pass on the Miami-set 1980's detective drama, sadly putting 'Hoke' closer to "hoax.&qu

Among the many opportunities presented by comedian Tracy Morgan's freedom from '30 Rock,' we were most excited to see that the one-time 'SNL' star would work with FXX's 'Always Sunny' team to develop his very own cable sitcom. The recent news of Morgan's vehicular accident and injuries put the project's status into doubt, but FX has now gone on the record to assure fans that the project will await