FX president John Landgraf says he expects at least one more season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," and possibly two.

Landgraf talked about plans for the hit comedy during a panel at the Television Critics Association winter press tour. He also said FX has not "yet" ordered the drama "The Bridge," which would star Diane Kruger and Demian Bichir as cops from both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border.

Also read: FX's 'Always Sunny' Model -- Low Costs, Total Freedom

...

FX president John Landgraf says he is very interested in learning more about any links between onscreen and real-life violence, but said access to guns is the main reason violence is so prevalent in the United States. He also said he is wary of first-person shooter games and doesn't allow them in his home.

Landgraf spoke Wednesday at the Television Critics Association winter press tour, where for the last several days critics have peppered networks with questions about whether they will change their programming in light of the mass shootings in Newtown, Mass. and elsewhere. The National Rifle Association has said violence in movies and videogames is a large reason for the killings.

All executives and producers...

Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj say they're done feuding. Though they don't necessarily agree on the details of their feud.

"It was kind of one-sided," Carey said Tuesday.

"No, it wasn't," said Minaj.

The two appeared together at a Television Critics Association panel Tuesday, where several questions focused on their much-hyped supposed disagreement. We know: You may be skeptical of whether their feud is even real. Fox president of alternative entertainment Mike Darnell said Tuesday that it was.

Carey and Minaj found themselves on the spot when one clever reporter asked them to say something nice about each other. There was...

Laura Palmer is rolling over in her plastic wrap: Fox is developing "Wayward Pines," a "Twin Peaks"-like, ten-to-twelve episode series from M. Night Shyamalan, the network announced Tuesday.

Fox is also developing another limited-run series called "Blood Brothers" from producers for "Band of Brothers," "The Glades," and "Touched."

Fox is calling both series "long-form event series," meaning they are longer than traditional miniseries but aren't planned as ongoing series. Fox will announce its first event series pilot pickups later this year, with plans to debut them in 2014.

“With top-notch auspices and feature-...