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Ariana Grande has exited American Horror Story Season 13 due to scheduling conflicts with her Eternal Sunshine tour, with FX and 20th Television not commenting on the departure. The season remains set to debut Sept. 24, reuniting former stars, though Grande’s debut will no longer be part of the lineup.
FX has set American Horror Story Season 13’s premiere for Sept. 24 at 9:00 p.m. ET / 6:00 p.m. PT, with international Disney+ streaming; at San Diego Comic-Con, four themed ice-cream trucks and photo ops will promote the season, which includes a mix of returning stars (Ariana Grande, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Jessica Lange, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe, John Waters, Leslie Grossman) and new cast members Paul Anthony Kelly, Berto Colón, and Joey Pollari.
American Horror Story: Season 13 is set to premiere on September 24 on FX and Hulu (and stream globally on Disney+), reuniting a star-studded cast including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe, Leslie Grossman, and Ariana Grande, with Comic-Con promotions highlighting the all-star reunion.
Taylor Sheridan revealed on Howard Stern that he left FX’s Sons of Anarchy after season 2 because producers offered him $15,000 per episode for a 10-episode guarantee, which he said wasn’t a real raise and showed he could be replaced. He chose to quit and pivot to writing, going on to create a string of hit series including Yellowstone and its successors.
Jeremy Allen White says he knew The Bear’s ending for about two years; the final season closes with Carmy leaving the restaurant world and Sydney becoming head chef with two Michelin stars, as the cast reflects on saying goodbye to their characters and the FX/Hulu hit.
FX’s The Bear ends with a heartfelt nod to Rob Reiner, who played restaurant consultant Albert Schnurr; in the series finale, a phone exchange quotes The Princess Bride as a quiet memorial to Reiner, who died in December 2025 alongside his wife Michele Singer, an event accompanied by renewed coverage of their family tragedy and tributes from peers such as Martin Scorsese.
Season 5 tightens The Bear into a single, high-stakes day, trimming subplots and needle-drops in favor of a propulsive score, delivering a lean, earned finale anchored by standout performances and teamwork.
Lizzy Caplan has joined FX and Hulu’s Far Cry adaptation as the lead opposite Rob Mac; the series, created by Mac and Noah Hawley, will feature a different cast and plot each season and is produced by FX Productions with Ubisoft Film & Television.
Lizzy Caplan is joining FX's upcoming Far Cry TV series alongside Rob Mac; the adaptation will use an anthology format with a different cast and setting each season, with Caplan in a new role and Mac executive-producing; the series, from Noah Hawley and Ubisoft Film & Television, will air on FX, Hulu, and Disney+ internationally and marks the first live-action Far Cry TV adaptation.
Lizzy Caplan will star in FX and Hulu's Far Cry TV series from Noah Hawley, joining Rob Mac; the anthology format will set each season in a new locale with a new cast, mirroring Ubisoft's video-game franchise.
Lizzy Caplan is joining the debut season of FX's Far Cry, the Noah Hawley and Rob Mac–created anthology series based on Ubisoft's video game franchise. Caplan's character specifics are being kept under wraps; the series will feature a new setting and cast each season, with Mac also set to star. The show is produced by FX Productions with Ubisoft Film & Television among the producers.
FX has announced The Drop: A Snowfall Saga, an eight-episode spinoff set to debut September 8 on FX and Hulu, with episodes released weekly at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT; the series will also stream on Disney+ internationally, and stars Gail Bean and Isaiah John returning as Wanda Bell and Leon Simmons in a world exploring West Coast rap.
FX and Hulu will premiere The Drop: A Snowfall Saga on Sept. 8, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET on FX, with the first episode airing then and subsequent installments dropping weekly on Tuesdays; the Snowfall spinoff follows Wanda and Leon in 1990s Los Angeles as the fallout from the crack era fuels a new West Coast rap scene, with Malcolm Spellman executive producing and a cast led by Gail Bean, Isaiah John, Asante Blackk and Peyton Alex Smith.
BoJ Deputy Governor Himino said the bank will continue raising rates with pace guided by the evolving baseline and risks; underlying inflation is nearing 2% but faces upside risk, and yen depreciation now has a larger inflation impact due to changes in corporate behavior, giving the BoJ room to accelerate hikes if FX weakness persists while stressing that policy does not target exchange rates; markets watched USD/JPY spike toward 161.8 before reversing.
FX will release a standalone prequel episode titled Marathon Day for its comedy Adults, introducing the friend group and Paul Baker’s origin. Written by Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw and directed by Jonathan Krisel, the episode premieres at the Tribeca Festival and streams July 31 on FX and Hulu (with limited releases on Hulu’s YouTube channel and FX’s TikTok/Instagram). Adults Season 2 follows on Aug. 27, with the eight-episode season available on Hulu and FXX on demand and two new episodes airing each week on FXX.