Noah Hawley’s latest book is a horror story of a different ilk than his latest TV series — or is it? Whereas “Alien: Earth” is chock-full of slimy, savage parasites like the titular xenomorph that don ...

In Alien: Earth, we learn that in 2120, the world has been divvied up to be controlled by five major corporations. While one of them, Weyland-Yutani, has been venturing into deep space to discover new ...

Noah Hawley recently said of his plan for Alien: Earth, the first TV show based on the iconic science-fiction/action-horror film series, “Imagine if there were five ...

"Kids are great acting teachers. They're so present, they're so honest, instinctual, they do what their body tells them to do or what their mind thinks of right away,” Chandler said, referring to her ...

(NEXSTAR) — Following its bombastic (and terrific) two-episode premiere, FX’s “Alien: Earth” furiously pulses deeper into chaos in the series’ third episode, which finally brings the action — and the ...

There’s no denying it: Alien: Earth is shaping up to be the best new show of the year. This series is firing on all cylinders, upping the intrigue with each passing episode, and most importantly, ...

[Editor's note: The following interview contains spoilers for "Alien: Earth" through Season 1, Episode 7, "Emergence."] Noah Hawley's latest book is a horror story of a different ilk than his latest ...