Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The "Alien" universe is expanding with not one project, but two: the sequel to "Alien: Romulus" (set to begin filming in fall 2025 ...

We've been eagerly anticipating the Alien prequel series from Noah Hawley for a long time. The long-gestating project has had several bumps in the road, but thankfully, it's finally beginning to take ...

Alien franchise fans have long awaited a look at Noah Hawley‘s upcoming FX series Alien: Earth, and that wait is officially over. Episodic photos of the ensemble cast led by Sydney Chandler, who plays ...

Noah Hawley, the creative force behind FX’s Alien Earth, is staying in business with the network and Disney Entertainment Television. Hawley has signed a new overall deal, continuing the creative ...

During EW's big "Summer Preview" issue, we learned that the series will be set in 2120 – only a few scant years before what goes down during 1979's Alien. As we've seen from the films, the future is ...

I went into Noah Hawley‘s audacious new series Alien: Earth expecting to be completely terrified by facehuggers and captivated by brilliant actors like Timothy Olyphant, Sydney Chandler, and Alex ...

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FX‘s upcoming “Alien” series has a new title, according to network boss John Langraf and showrunner Noah Hawley: “Alien: Earth.” “We just wrapped production, so now I’m into the long post that gets ...

Checking in with Deadline Hollywood for its Crew Call podcast, Haley had some additional details to pass along regarding the series. First up, Hawley noted that the higher-ups at FX Networks had made ...

Earth to Alien fans, there’s another entry in the franchise, and FX wants to make it the most immersive experience possible. Today, FX and Hulu debuted the Alien prequel series, Alien: Earth, which ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...