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Created by Kurt Sutter, Sons of Anarchy premiered on FX in 2008 and came to an end in 2014 after seven seasons full of drama, betrayal, and action, and it wouldn't have been the same without the real bikers in the cast. In order to bring the now-concluded Sons of Anarchy to life, Sutter took inspiration from real-life motorcycle clubs, and the real Sons of Anarchy bikers influenced the actors of the show. Among those real-life motorcycle clubs was the Hells Angels organization, one of the most famous motorcycle clubs in the world.

Sons of Anarchy was very well received throughout its whole run, with critics praising its story, themes, and the performances of the main cast, particularly that of Katey Sagal as the doomed Gemma Teller-Morrow. A few members of the Hells Angels were part of the show's cast, including the biker characters, and even the fan-favorite Sons of Anarchy character Happy.

The success of Sons of Anarchy was due in part to the iconic motorcycles ridden by Samcro members, which took center stage on the show. The technical advisor, David Labrava, who served as a member of a real-life motorcycle club, helped make the Sons of Anarchy bikes more authentic and memorable. Each character's bike had unique features and customization, reflecting their personality and storyline on the show.

The Sons Of Anarchy bikes ridden by members of Samcro were as much of a reason for the show's success as the action-packed story, and the best Soa motorcycles are some of the most iconic engines on two wheels to grace the small screen. The characters weren't the only stars of Sons of Anarchy, as it was impossible to ignore the Soa motorcycles since Samcro was a gang doubling as a motorcycle club. From 2008 to 2014, Sons of Anarchy followed Samcro, a motorcycle club bonded together by an oath,...

Happy Lowman, a character played by real-life Hells Angel, met a disappointing end in Mayans M.C. Happy Lowman was a loyal and ruthless member of Samcro with a dark past and a trademark smiley face tattoo tradition. Happy's unfortunate demise in Mayans M.C. was forced and poorly written, failing to honor his character.

Sons of Anarchy counted on the help and presence of real-life members of the Hells Angels, and one of them ended up becoming a fan-favorite character but he got a very disappointing fate. Back in 2008, Kurt Sutter brought the action crime drama TV series Sons of Anarchy, which took the audience to the fictional town of Charming, California, to meet the title motorcycle club. Sons of Anarchy was a success with critics and viewers and ran for a total of seven seasons, through which it chronicled the rise and fall of Jackson Jax Teller, VP and...

Unholy Ones patch in Sons of Anarchy is reserved for club members willing to kill and die for Samcro. Samcro patches denote rank and role, with President, VP, and Sgt. at Arms among them. Club rules on patches in Sons of Anarchy are often flexible, based on loyalty and club benefits.

The Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club members wore different patches depending on their role(s) in the club, but what does the Unholy Ones patch mean and why not all characters wore it? Sons of Anarchy took viewers to the fictional town of Charming, California, to take a look into the world of motorcycle clubs, and while it wasnt entirely accurate all the time, it made for a TV series packed with action and drama. Through Jackson Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), viewers got to learn about the ranks of Samcro members, but the series left several unanswered questions about them.

Exclusive: Sons of Anarchy and Mayans M.C. star David Labrava has signed with The Green Room for representation.

Labrava is best known for his portrayal of Happy Lowman- the Assassin in the biker drama from Kurt Sutter, FX’s Sons of Anarchy, since the show’s inception in 2008 to its conclusion in 2014 for a total of seven seasons. He began his journey on the series as a technical advisor then going up to date player to finally a series regular who also co-wrote the Season 4 episode “Hands.” Additionally, he contributed to the success of the show by writing “Fat Bob’s Blog” on the FX website for seven years.

The Miami native reprised the popular character Happy in the show’s spinoff series Mayans M.C., co-created by Sutter and Elgin James, for three seasons. He was one of the last surviving members of the original M.C. until his demise in the final season.

In 1974, Tobe Hooper‘s The Texas Chain Saw Massacre changed the face of horror. Next month, actors Ed Neal, John Dugan, Allen Danziger, Teri McMinn, and William Vail will participate in the first official 50th anniversary cast reunion at Creep I.E. Con in Southern California.

Brett Wagner, who donned the Leatherface in the 2003 version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre before suffering from heat stroke during the production, will also be among the celebrity guests. Dubbed “The Lost Leatherface,” he dawned the iconic flesh mask as he claimed the remake’s first victim, played by Eric Balfour.

“We were filming the summer months in Austin,” Wagner explains. “It was so hot. I felt it coming. I hit the ground.” He returned to finish the scene after rehydrating, but he describes the effects of the injury as “the most pain I’ve ever been in in my life.” Unable to wait for his full recovery,...

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points from tonight’s episode of FX’s Mayans M.C. titled “To Fear of Death, I Eat the Stars.”

With just three episodes left of FX’s Mayans M.C., the Reaper is working overtime slaying more fan-favorite characters following the brutal killing of original Sons of Anarchy character Happy Lowman (David Labrava) last week.

This will be more of a true post-mortem than a recap because co-creator Elgin James decided to kill off two important characters tonight in the episode titled “The Fear of Death, I Eat Stars.” We could be mad they’re gone but this is the world they chose to live and they lived it hard. Do not fool yourself into thinking anyone is safe at this point in the game—not even anyone at the top of the call sheet.

Hank (Frankie Loyal) is safe this week,...

Spoiler Alert: The following contains spoilers from tonight’s episode of FX’s Mayans M.C. titled “My Eyes Filled And Then Closed On The Last Of Childhood Tears.”

Things are looking glum for all the characters on FX’s Mayans M.C. during the show’s fifth and final season but episode 6 titled “My Eyes Filled And Then Closed On The Last Of Childhood Tears” will push longtime fans over the edge.

Ez Reyes (J.D. Pardo) recruits his brother Angel (Clayton Cardenas) on a mysterious mission leaving the latter worried for his life. The pair arrives at an unknown location and they walk towards the front door as Ez, who has a gun pointed at the back of Angel’s head, commands his sibling to open the door.

“Mom wouldn’t want us to hurt each other. She would want us to be together,” an extremely nervous Angel tells Ez.

Clayton Cardenas as Angel Reyes in ‘Mayans M.C.’ season 5 episode 6 (Photo Cr: Prashant Gupta/FX)

FX’s Mayans M.C. season five episode six begins with the Reyes brothers (separately) starting their days. Ez’s body is black and blue, and he dresses silently so as not to wake Sofia. Angel (Clayton Cardenas) emerges from trying to wash the weight of the world off of his shoulders in the shower and picks up his young son, telling Maverick it’s just the two of them as Adelita continues to sleep.

Angel makes toast for breakfast while holding Maverick. At the same time, Ez (Jd Pardo) gets into his truck and places a loaded gun on the passenger seat.

A quick pan around the clubhouse and yard shows that not a creature is stirring other than a fly buzzing around the bar. There’s an uneasy, ominous vibe to the opening minutes...

The Sons of Anarchy club is formed by men with different backstories, perspectives of life, and ways to defend the club and their brothers, and one of the most loyal and ruthless members of Samcro is Happy Lowman (David Labrava), whose nickname has an obscure origin. Sons of Anarchy took viewers to the fictional town of Charming, California, to take a look into the world of motorcycle clubs, led by the title club’s VP, Jackson “Jax” Teller (Charlie Hunnam).

Through Jax, the audience met the other members of Samcro and got to see what each of them does for the club, as there’s a hierarchy in Samcro represented through patches on the vests of every club member. Some members of the club are given the toughest, most ruthless tasks given their personalities and abilities, and among Samcro’s toughest guys is Happy Lowman, who was introduced in the...

Sons of Anarchy was packed with action due to the title club being involved in many conflicts with other groups and individuals, and there are only two characters who never killed anyone in the whole series. The Sons of Anarchy club saw a lot of drama among its members due to clashing personalities and conflicting interests, but because that wasn’t enough, there was also a lot of conflict in the personal lives of Samcro’s members and with other clubs and organizations, leading Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and company to kill many people on different occasions, either for their own protection or for that of the club.

Of course, all those conflicts, fights, and shootings on the streets of Charming, California led to many tragedies as no one in Samcro was safe from being hurt or killed, and there were cases where one bad, violent decision led to the death of a Samcro member,...

On December 9th, 2014 after seven seasons on the road, FX's "Sons of Anarchy" took its final ride. Show creator Kurt Sutter's series about a biker gang from Northern California follows Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam), the heir apparent to the titular motorcycle club, and his manipulative mother Gemma Teller Morrow (Katey Sagal), the club's matriarch. After stumbling upon memoirs written by his late father, Jax begins to question the direction of Samcro (Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original) and challenges the leadership of his stepfather Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman), the club's current president.

Loosely based on Shakespeare's "Hamlet," much of the core drama centers on the struggle between Jax and Clay for the direction of the M.C. with manipulation behind the scenes from Gemma and Dr. Tara Knowles (Maggie Siff), Jax's eventual wife. "Sons of Anarchy'' has always prided itself on its authenticity, with most cast members...

Spoiler Alert: The following reveals major plot points from the Season 4 finale of FX’s Mayans M.C.

If there was any question left as to Coco’s (Richard Cabral) fate on FX’s Mayans M.C., the Season 4 finale confirms the beloved character’s death as he is finally laid to rest. His life, like that of others running in similar circles, was cut short due to an act of violence that could’ve easily been avoided.

But there’s no point lamenting how things could’ve been. Instead, Johnny “El Coco” Cruz was given a hero’s farewell worthy of a Marine who sacrificed for his country. In a particularly emotional scene, Coco’s best friend and brother-in-arms Gilly (Vincent “Rocco” Vargas) presented Coco’s daughter with the American flag that draped his casket.

It’s worth noting Vargas is a real-life combat veteran who served his country proudly as part of the Army.

Stars: Krista Allen, Francis Capra, Eric Etebari, Michael Matteo Rossi, David Labrava, Rahart Adams, Cathy Baron, Eve Mauro, Vernon Wells, Chris Levine | Written and Directed by Michael Matteo Rossi

Shadows is the latest film from writer/director Michael Matteo Rossi, following his most recent, The Handler. This time out he set some lofty goals for himself, Does he have the talent to back up those ambitions? Will Shadows be his Mean Streets?

Cody is a low-level drug dealer in Los Angeles. He’s estranged from his mother Jewel a crack-addicted prostitute. She swears she clean for good now, but years of living in the foster care system while she said the same thing has left him understandably skeptical of her promises.

However, when some high-end merchandise he bought turns out to be a new designer drug skimmed from the stock of the psychotically violent Nicholas Cody finds he’s in...

Exclusive: To say war is imminent in Season 4 of FX’s Mayans M.C. would be an understatement — it already has begun. Deadline has your exclusive first look at what’s ahead when the Mayans face off against Sons of Anarchy‘s Samcro in the teaser trailer above.

With Van Ghoste’s cover of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Off with Their Heads” setting the scene, men from both sides angrily embrace in defense of their families on the battlefield.

On one side, the Reyes siblings, Ez (Jd Pardo) and Angel (Clayton Cardenas), are leading the pack, flanked by their loyal brothers Gilly (Vincent “Rocco” Vargas), Hank (Frankie Loyal) and Creeper (Joseph Lucero). But in order to win, they will need all hands on deck.

In the Season 3 finale, the fates of Bishop (Michael Irby) and Taza (Raoul Trujillo) lay in the balance after a gunshot was unleashed in a room...

Acort International has acquired Michael Matteo Rossi’s Shadows and is planning a domestic and international release this spring. The film hails from writer, director, and producer Rossi, whose last film The Handler was released on home entertainment platforms in December.

Krista Allen (Anger Management), David Labrava (Mayans), Francis Capra (Veronica Mars), Jazsmin Lewis (Barbershop), Eric Etebari (Narcos : Mexico), and Rahart Adams (House Husbands), Simeon Panda, Rachel Alig, Chris Levine, and Vernon Wells star in the film.

Film tells of a young low-level drug dealer (Australian actor Adams) who is reunited with his estranged mom and uncle when he needs protection from a ruthless drug kingpin that’s put a hit on him.

“I feel with the calibre of talent mixed with the storyline, Shadows is a stylish thriller that people are going to love to see,” says writer/director Michael Matteo Rossi, whose other credits include Chase (2019). “In...

Stars: Katrina Bowden, Jay Mohr, Will Carlson, Spencer Daniels, India Ennenga, Amanda Wyss, Daniel R. Hill, David Labrava, Emmalee Parker, Lexi Atkins, Sean Patrick Flanery, Thomas Jane | Written and Directed by Michael Caissie

Left alone for the night in their new orchard farmhouse, three teenage sisters soon find themselves at the mercy of some unscrupulous townie boys. The tables are turned however, when the malevolence that roams the orchard starts to hunt down the boys.

“Turning the tables” is the defining trope of exploitation cinema. The early 1970s was a time when exploitation cinema was in its prime. Wes Craven made The Last House on the Left and Sam Peckinpah made Straw Dogs but there were many other “rape and revenge” films at the time. The same debates about subtext can be had today with violent horror films. Was The Last House on the Left really about the Vietnam War?...

Stars: Katrina Bowden, Jay Mohr, Will Carlson, Spencer Daniels, India Ennenga, Amanda Wyss, Daniel R. Hill, David Labrava, Emmalee Parker, Lexi Atkins, Sean Patrick Flanery, Thomas Jane | Written and Directed by Michael Caissie

Originality is something I always scream out for, especially when it comes to horror movies. I’m not someone that constantly complains about remakes or sequels but I love to see things I have never seen before, twists on ideas that are well known and Hunter’s Moon at least aims to do this.

It all seems very clichéd at first but I’m sure that’s the idea. We see a family – Mother, father, three daughters – moving from the city into a new house in a small town. Once settled the parents go out for the night, leaving their teenage daughter’s home alone, only for three locals to have invited themselves into the property. From there though,...

Sons of Anarchy and Mayans M.C. celebrity imposter accounts on social media are targeting fans and creating chaos in the fandom community. Social media gives Sons of Anarchy and Mayans M.C. actors a way to engage with their fans, promote their work and share moments from their personal lives. However, fake accounts posing as the actors are regularly giving false hope to fans that they have been followed or messaged by their favorite actor — sometimes with harmful results. David Labrava (Happy Lowman) has long been impersonated on social media. The Sons of Anarchy actor boasts a dedicated fan base on […]

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On the surface, Sons of Anarchy was a loud, brash, and often violent portrait of life inside a criminal outlaw motorcycle club, but that doesn’t tell the whole story. Underneath all of the machismo, leather cuts, and Mr. Mayhem tattoos beat the heart of a show that had more in common with the likes of The Sopranos or The Wire than many may realize.

Like The Sopranos, Sons of Anarchy explored enduring themes like loyalty and redemption against a backdrop of criminality and corruption. In Charlie Hunnam’s Jax Teller, the show had a central anti-hero to rival Tony Soprano, as a character both sympathetic and disgusting in equal measure. Like The Wire, Sons of Anarchy also maintained a foundation of realism, helped by the presence of David Labrava, a real-life member of the Oakland chapter of the Hells Angels, who served as technical adviser on the show and...

[This story contains full spoilers for season one of FX's Mayans Mc.]

In a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter about the Mayans Mc season finale, in which Happy Lowman (David Labrava) from Sons of Anarchy made his deadly arrival, creator Kurt Sutter offered great insight into his own writing process: he finds the story as he moves.

"It was not planned," said Sutter, speaking about how he arrived at Happy's role in the overall Mayans mythology during the scripting phase. "I love when shit happens organically like that, when it's authentic. It allows me to continue doing ...

The freshman season of Mayans M.C. rode off into the sunset Tuesday, but not before dropping a major bombshell and leaving a couple casualties in its wake. In "Cuervo/Tz'ikb'uul," after a few members of Samcro arrived in Santo Padre to help broker a gun deal, it was revealed that Happy (David Labrava

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You’ve got to love a finale you really, Really did not see coming, and the Mayans Mc season finale did just that.

This Mayans Mc review contains spoilers.

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The Mayans Mc season finale hit me straight in the feels thanks in large part to Angel’s truly extraordinary emoting. No shit, Clayton Cardenas knocked that shit out of the park. Watching him struggle to make hard choices all season was one thing, but watching the character deal with the raw, visceral emotions of betrayal, once he discovers Ez’s deal with the feds, through envy of his Ez’s relationship with their father, and then to land on love and loyalty as he does terrible things to protect his younger brother was amazing. And somehow Cardenas managed to hang it all on a look. What could have easily devolved into a whiny debacle about family drama with a lesser actor,...

It's a sad day for Sons of Anarchy fans. Alan O'Neill, who played Hugh on Seasons 6 and 7 of the hit FX show, has passed away. The actor was only 47 years old. The sad news was reported on June 7, after his girlfriend found his body in her apartment's hallway after he died the night before, law enforcement sources tell TMZ. No foul play is suspected in the case. While an autopsy has yet to be completed to determine the cause of death, Alan reportedly had a history of heart issues, and had been a smoker for a long time. He also reportedly battled alcohol and drug addictions in the past, which may also have contributed to his sudden and untimely death. Alan O'Neill, 2014. (Photo Credit: Getty Images) Alan appeared in seven epsiodes of SoA over the course of 2013 and 2014. He played an excommunicated member of the Ira, and his last appearance...

David Labrava has shared heartbreaking news with his fans on social media. In a message to his followers on Wednesday, the Sons of Anarchy actor revealed that his 16-year-old son, Tycho, took his life just days ago. "Never in a million tears would I think I would be posting this," he wrote. "This is my boy Tycho. He took his life a couple of days ago at 16 years old. He suffered from a depression we couldnt see because he was a happy young kid. Communicate with your loved ones, there might not be any signs. Cherish them I am broken." A GoFundMe page has now been set up in memory of Tycho. "On May 5th, 2018 Tycho Spelis Chiusano decided to end his life. He was 16 years old. He...

Airing on FX since 2008, Sons of Anarchy has long been the cable channel's biggest show. Will the final season end up being the program's biggest year in the ratings or will it fizzle at the very end? Stay tuned.

Sons of Anarchy revolves around a notorious outlaw motorcycle club as they operate an illegal arms business and protect their small California town from drug dealers, corporate developers, and overzealous law officers. The series features the talents of Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Mark Boone Junior, Kim Coates Tommy Flanagan, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie, Jimmy Smits, Drea de Matteo, David Labrava, and Niki Nicotera.

This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available.

Final season averages: 2.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 4.65 million total viewers.

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Spoiler alert: The Nov. 4 episode of Sons of Anarchy, "What a Piece of Work Is Man," said goodbye to a core character and watched another make a surprising move on the hood of a cop car. (Read our postmortems with Mark Boone Junior (Bobby) and Annabeth Gish (Jarry).) Peter Weller, who directed the episode—and, of course, recurs on the series as Charlie Barosky—spoke to EW about those memorable scenes, what makes Sons special, and how the Nov. 18 episode, which he also directed, nearly destroyed him. Entertainment Weekly: How tough was it to shoot Bobby's death scene? Weller: I'm a real crybaby.

Spoiler alert: In the Nov. 4 episode of Sons of Anarchy, Jax (Charlie Hunnam) made another play to get Bobby (Mark Boone Junior) back from August Marks (Billy Brown). Bobby's fate—a bullet to the head from the gun Marks had hidden on him before the no-weapons-allowed exchange—will have surprised the fans who voted Samcro's de facto conscience the club member most likely to survive in a pre-season EW.com poll. "I took that as a great compliment that people actually wanted me to survive," Boone says. "I think that this show does surprising things more than most shows, and...

Well, the fates are decided: Sons of Anarchy has wrapped its final episode. Creator Kurt Sutter tweeted and Instagrammed a photo and thank you to mark the occasion on Oct. 30. The series finale will air Dec. 9. He also shared a photo of a helicopter used earlier in the day... And one showing a landscape. The question is, who's riding through it? We know Kim Coates (Tig) wrapped Oct. 29, thanks to this photo. No clothes no tears no cryin no fears.. Final selfie final day final ride come what may.. Bye kids bye Tig.. For Ever pic.twitter.com/JhJc3lHjwH...

Sons of Anarchy opened with Jax (Charlie Hunnam) and Juice (Theo Rossi) at the fateful location where John Teller died. Instead of killing Juice for his betrayal, Jax decided to give him a mission to test his loyality to the brotherhood. Jax tells him to get himself arrested by shooting at the tires of cop cars. Once he’s inside, he’s to kill Lin (Kenneth Choi). Unbeknownst to Juice, Jax has a back-up plan in the form of Ron Tully (Marilyn Manson) should he fail.

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While overseeing Red Woody’s latest production, Jax gets a visit from Unser (Dayton Callie), who informs him that Eglee (Marya Delver) is alive and talking. Eglee told Unser that the day she was shot both Samcro and Ab were there. She has no plans on ratting anyone out, so long as she can be guaranteed her own safety. Jax...

Spend close to 20 hours on location and set with the cast and crew of Sons of Anarchy, and you learn a few fun facts. EW's recent cover story (read it online) reveals some of them: among the objects in Charlie Hunnam's backpack is a marijuana grinder; Katey Sagal is happy to talk about Justin Theroux's jogging attire on The Leftovers. Here are 34 other things gleaned from EW's September visit. In The Makeup Trailer • When you catch Tommy Flanagan (Chibs) singing "Hurt" on his way in at 6:30 a.m., it's definitely the Johnny Cash version. "Of course, the Johnny Cash version,...

Two weeks from today, Sons of Anarchy’s final ride begins. We’ve already seen a shot of Charlie Hunnam and Marilyn Manson in the Sept. 9 season premiere; now FX has released more images. Above, a not-at-all awkward shot of Jax (Hunnam) with Gemma (Katey Sagal), the mother he doesn’t know killed his wife, and Wendy (Drea de Matteo), his ex who checks herself out of rehab early and wants to help out with the boys.

Of course, that encounter is still preferable to the one Jax has at the start of the season premiere when he’s being held in jail.

As the close of Comic-Con 2014 neared, the Sons of Anarchy family assembled in Hall H to discuss the FX show’s upcoming seventh and final season with EW’s own Sons authority Mandi Bierly. On the panel were creator Kurt Sutter, executive producer/director Paris Barclay, and stars Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Mark Boone Junior, Tommy Flanagan, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie, David Labrava, Niko Nicotera, and Drea de Matteo. Absent was Charlie Hunnam, who was unable to attend because he’s “doing important service for Vogue magazine,” as Sutter put it. But thanks to a crowd-pleasing video greeting Hunnam shot for Comic-Con,...

Well, we all survived "The Following," which wasn't a bad panel, even if the crowd ran out of questions very early. My full "Following" live-blog is here. Now it's time for "Sons of Anarchy." We did a "Sons of Anarchy" panel at TCA press tour less than a week ago, so we'll see what new details we get today... We've got an hour of this and then "The Strain." So let's get our "Sons of Anarchy" on... 12:33 p.m. Whoops. We're falling a bit behind! "Sons" has only an hour-long block, while "The Strain" is set for two hours, since they're showing a new episode pre-panel... 12:38 p.m. They're having technical difficulties, but eventually they'll show us the opening scene of the season. First? We'll introduce our panelists and we have Everybody: Drea de Matteo, Niko Nicotero, David Labrava, Dayton Callie, Theo Rossi, Tommy Flanagan (wearing shades and...

Ready to get your Sunday Comic-Con planning on? If you're a fan of TV's darker side, the just-announced lineup will surely get your juices flowing. Fox's "The Following," FX's "The Strain" and "Sons of Anarchy" and the CW's "Supernatural" are the biggest-name offerings at the final day of the annual pop-culture fest, which runs from July 23-27 at the San Diego Convention Center. Check out the schedule highlights below. "Supernatural" Find out what's in store for the upcoming tenth season of the popular CW series (including the show's 200th episode) and be treated to a preview of the special features from the Season 9 DVD/Blu-ray release. When: Sunday July 27, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am Where: Hall H Who: Stars Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Misha Collins and Mark A. Sheppard and executive producer Jeremy Carver. "The Following" Preview Season 3 of the hit Fox series with a special video presentation and Q...

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Comic-Con International has released the schedule for Sunday July 27th. This is the last day of Comic-Con, and they will be closing it out with some big TV panels like Supernatural, Sons of Anarchy and The Strain. There's also a panel for the Batkid documentary that was made. I rarely stay for the whole convention on Sunday,  but I think I actually might try to stick around this year and enjoy myself. You can go through the full schedule here, but you'll find some of the highlights listed below. 

Supernatural Special Video Presentation and Q&A - Series stars Jared Padalecki (Friday the 13th [2009]), Jensen Ackles (My Bloody Valentine 3D), Misha Collins (Ringer), and Mark A. Sheppard (Battlestar Galactica), along with executive producer Jeremy Carver (U.S. version of Being Human), return to Hall H to answer questions from the audience about what's in store...

Recently, FX dropped this new,first teaser promo clip (below) for their upcoming "Sons Of Anarchy" final season 7. It's pretty short as there are no real scenes going on with this one. It just shows a glimpse of Jax, blazing down the highway on his motorcycle with a very serious look on his face. The clip is titled, "Hell Awaits." Check it out, below. In related news, the Sons Of Anarchy season 7 folks will be revealing a ton of new spoilers at the upcoming, huge 2014 Comic-Con event in San Diego,CA on July 27th at 12:30pm to 1:30pm in Hall H. Their spoiler panel will feature main stars: Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Mark Boone Junior, Tommy Flanagan, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie, Jimmy Smits, David Labrava, Niko Nicotera ,and Drea de Matteo. In addition to those fine people, they will also be joined by show creator, Kurt Sutter...

Hey, "Sons Of Anarchy" peeps. We've got some great news for you guys as your favorite show will finally be serving up some much-anticipated ,new spoilers for their new, final season 7 at the big 2014 Comic-Con event on Sunday afternoon, July 27th at 12:30pm to 1:30pm In Hall H. So, be sure to mark that date down on your calendars as we'll certainly post their new spoiler goodies right here on this site. Their spoiler panel is going to feature main stars: Charlie Hunnam, Katey Sagal, Kim Coates, Mark Boone Junior, Tommy Flanagan, Theo Rossi, Dayton Callie, Jimmy Smits, David Labrava, Niko Nicotera ,and Drea de Matteo. They will also be joined by show creator, Kurt Sutter and executive producer/director Paris Barclay (NYPD Blue), to serve up an inside look into the new, final season 7. As previously reported, season 7 is set to premiere this Fall 2014.

Comic-Con 2014 is almost upon us, and the networks have just started announcing which of their shows will be lucky enough to be heading to San Diego this year.

After three wickedly successful seasons, the cast of American Horror Story (Coven and Freak Show) will be making their Comic-Con debut. Emma Roberts, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, and newcomer Michael Chiklis will be joined by executive producer Tim Minear in Room 6De on Saturday, July 26 from 7-8 Pm for a recap of last season and an exclusive sneak peek at Freak Show.

Showtime has also announced that their new hit series, Penny Dreadful, will be making its first appearance at Comic-Con on Thursday, July 24 in Ballroom 20 for a one-hour session scheduled for 6 Pm. The panel will include stars Josh Hartnett, Reeve Carney and Harry Treadaway, along with creator/writer/executive producer John Logan. In addition, Showtime and Penny Dreadful...

Sneak Peek new images of actors Charlie Hunnam and Drea De Matteo filming the 7th and final season of the FX  'biker drama' series "Sons Of Anarchy", plus take a look @ the latest Season 7 updates from "Soa" creator Kurt Sutter:

"...'Sons of Anarchy' concluded its Season 6 finale with the episode "A Mother's Work" and the killing of 'Tara' (Maggie Siff) by 'Gemma'  (Katey Sagal)..."

With Season 7 scheduled to air September 2014 and actors Ron Perlman ("Hellboy") and Maggie Siff not returning, Drea de Matteo ("The Sopranos"), David Labrava and Niko Nicotera have been promoted to the regular cast.

Robert Patrick ("T2"), Peter Weller ("RoboCop"), Emilio Rivera and Billy Brown will return in recurring guest roles. Cch Pounder and Kim Dickens will also appear in limited appearances, as well as shock rocker Marilyn Manson, guest-starring as a crime figure and drug addict.

Click the images to enlarge and Sneak Peek Kurt Sutter.

Niko Nicotera (Sympathy For Delicious) and David Labrava have been promoted to regular for the seventh and final season of FX’s Sons Of Anarchy. Nicotera has recurred for the past two seasons on the Kurt Sutter-created biker drama as Samcro member Ratboy Skogstrom. Real-life Hells Angels member Labrava plays Happy, who in Season 6 became Sergeant-at-Arms for the mother chapter of the club. Sons Of Anarchy is FX’s highest-rated series ever, and the Season 6 closer scored a season-finale record with 5.2 million viewers. Nicotera, repped by Pakula King & Associates and manager Nicolas Bernheim, next will be seen in feature The Purge: Anarchy. Related: Kurt Sutter Talks ‘Sons Of Anarchy’ At ATAS Event...

Here are the winners of BuzzFocus Readers’ Choice Awards you voted on!

Best Anti-Hero: Jax Teller (Sons of Anarchy)

Nominees

Daenerys Targaryen – Game of Thrones (HBO) – Emilia Clarke

Elizabeth Jennings – The Americans (FX) – Matthew Rhys

Erik Knudsen – Continuum (Showcase, Syfy) – Alec Sadler

Jax Teller – Sons of Anarchy (FX) – Charlie Hunnam

Phillip Jennings – The Americans (FX) – Matthew Rhys

Ragnar Lothbrok – Vikings (History) – Travis Fimmel

Raylan Givens – Justified (FX) – Timothy Olyphant

Best Wingman / Wingperson: John Diggle (Arrow)

Nominees

Floki – Vikings (History) – Gustoaf Skarsgard

Johnny Tuturro – Graceland (USA Network) – Manny Montana

Joss Carter – Person of Interest (CBS) – Taraji P. Henson

Felix Dawkins – Orphan Black (BBC America) – Jordan Gavaris

John Diggle – Arrow (CW) – David Ramsey

Ygritte – Game of Thrones (HBO) – Rose Leslie

Best Wildcard: Happy Lowman (Sons of Anarchy)

Nominees

Happy Lowman – Sons of Anarchy (FX) – David Labrava

Huck – Scandal (ABC) – Guillermo Díaz

Jon Snow – Game of Thrones (HBO) – Kit Harington

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Best Anti-Hero

Daenerys Targaryen – Game of Thrones (HBO) – Emilia Clarke

Elizabeth Jennings – The Americans (FX) – Matthew Rhys

Erik Knudsen – Continuum (Showcase, Syfy) – Alec Sadler

Jax Teller – Sons of Anarchy (FX) – Charlie Hunnam

Phillip Jennings – The Americans (FX) – Matthew Rhys

Ragnar Lothbrok – Vikings (History) – Travis Fimmel

Raylan Givens – Justified (FX) – Timothy Olyphant

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Best Wingman / Wingperson

Floki – Vikings (History) – Gustoaf Skarsgard

Johnny Tuturro – Graceland (USA Network) – Manny Montana

Joss Carter – Person of Interest (CBS) – Taraji P. Henson

Felix Dawkins – Orphan Black (BBC America) – Jordan Gavaris

John Diggle – Arrow (CW) – David Ramsey

Ygritte – Game of Thrones (HBO) – Rose Leslie

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Best Wildcard

Happy Lowman – Sons of Anarchy (FX) – David Labrava

Huck – Scandal (ABC) – Guillermo Díaz...

After the death of Clay (Ron Perlman) in "Aon Rud Persanta," "Sons of Anarchy" still has a ways to go before there will be any peace. "You Are My Sunshine" took things to an even deeper level of blood, all in an attempt to make things right.

The first issue finds Nero (Jimmy Smits) as uneasy as ever over his deal with Samcro. He just wants to run his growing brothel empire, but partnering with a violent club isn't exactly helping. In fact, a returning Alvarez (Emilio Rivera) reaches out on behalf of the Mayans to let Nero know that his club is setting up shop in Stockton and partnering with the Chinese, to oppose the Irish, the club and August Marks (Billy Brown), leaving Nero and his gang, the Byz Lats, in a difficult position. Lines are being drawn between races and the Lats are concerned Nero is too involved with Samcro.

The confrontation between Jax (Charlie Hunnam) and Tara (Maggie Siff) on "Sons of Anarchy" was about as explosive as you might expect, though it wasn't Jax doing the yelling.

The episode starts with Tara waking to the sound of someone in her home. She goes to check on her young son, only to realize he's gone, so she freaks. When she realizes he's with Jax, it doesn't calm her nerves at all. Playing the peacemaker in the situation, for now at least, Jax says he's essentially moving out to clear his head so they can decide what to do. Not without the warning that she's being watched, though.

Meanwhile, Tara's allies are dropping like flies. She can no longer trust Lowen (Robin Weigert) or Wendy (Drea de Matteo), Unser (Dayton Callie) dropped her, and Margaret Murphy (McNally Sagal) is taking an extended vacation to get away from the insanity.

Finally losing her temper,...

Sons of Anarchy Season 6 Episode 9

“John 8:32” may very well have been my favorite episode of Sons of Anarchy this season. There was something especially cathartic about seeing all of the family squabbles play out, without the needless distractions of wacky explosions, “shocking” deaths or Walter Goggins’ boob scenes.

It’s always great when the cast has a chance to breath and captivate us without running around ad nauseam to an up tempo chase song. I love action just as much as the next guy, but it’s those solemn songs and moments that really draw you in to this motorcycle-club drama.

Although the Jax vs. Clay beef has been played and strung along like turkey meat, I’m digging the new Jax vs. Tara drama. Throughout the past few seasons the Jax, Tara and Gemma love triangle has been had its share ups and downs. But that’s what...

New Sons Of Anarchy season 6,episode 5 spoiler pic shows Jax in group violence action. Recently, FX served up this new spoiler photo for their upcoming "Sons Of Anarchy" episode 5 of season 6, and it appears to be pretty violent as Jax and company beat up some dude to a bloody freaking pulp. The episode is entitled, "The Mad King." Along with Jax, Kim Coates as Alex 'Tig' Trager, Scott Anderson as Connor Malone, David Labrava as Happy Lowman, Theo Rossi as Juan Carlos 'Juice' Ortiz, and Tommy Flanagan as Filip 'Chibs' Telford are shown in this new scene. In this episode, the club is going to be forced to make an uneasy alliance with unforeseen consequences. Jax is going to be spotted,handling business with a couple of dudes in a very violent way. Eli is going to be told that somebody is going to have to pay for the murder of 4 kids.

The story of Sons Of Anarchy has entered its final act, and with it comes the violence. As the show's sixth season starts, there has been a lot of turmoil and turn-over for the beloved motorcycle club, but what is really in store for this season?

"We are on the down side of the mountain," said Kim Coates, who plays Tig Trager on Soa, during the red carpet premiere of the new season. "Now we are two seasons away from putting a nail in this coffin."

Video: Sons of Anarchy Season 6 Sneak Peek

David Labrava, who plays Happy on the show, said to "expect the unexpected."

"It's amazing, every week, to get the scripts ourselves, it's just like 'Wow! Did you read it? Wow!' We're just groundbreaking television. We're pushing the envelope further than anyone."

Pics: Star Sightings

The cast and crew were very tight-lipped about specifics, but anyone who knows the show, knows it follows...

Attention, Sons of Anarchy fans:

While Samcro continues to battle Damon Pope and forces within the club on screen, the cast members from this FX smash are coming together in a very different way off set.

Theo Rossi, Ron Perlman, Kim Coates and David Labrava are featured in the following Public Service Announcement, which focuses on the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and the severe damage it caused throughout parts of Staten Island.

Watch now to see how you can help:

Sons of Anarchy PSA: Staten Strong

Please visit www.StatenStrong.org to learn more.

I realize that everyone thinking Sons of Anarchy right now is probably focused on the the loss of a major player last night but we have to think beyond that right now, or rather, before it to take in this new Samcro featurette we have from FX. I hadn’t realized that these “before the Anarchy” bits were going to continue after the new season started, but now that you are a man down and perhaps mourning, this featurette brings you a dose of Happy.

Happy, at least, in the form of David Labrava, who is a real member of the Hell’s Angels. You know him as Happy or “Hap” but he actually has two true-to-life nicknames, and you will learn the origins of one of them, “Liftoff”, in this video.

Sons of Anarchy Fans – Don’t worry, be Happy [Video]...