it's always sunny in philadelphia

Elba doesn't think the shows should be pulled from streaming.

Clear your calendars for September, your favorite FX and FXX shows are returning.

It’s been some time since the Always Sunny in Philadelphia cast has updated on Season 13, let alone whether we should expect star Glenn Howerton’s return. The actor has since moved to NBC’s new A.P. Bio comedy, but won’t commit to an official Sunny exit just yet, and may borrow a page from Larry David for future seasons.

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia was bound to close up shop eventually, but the end got much more real with word that creator-star Glenn Howerton would take on outside projects. Now, star Charlie Day is optimistic Dennis will return in Season 13, but thinks the show should call it quits without him.

It's graduation time again, and that means celebrities get to go back to school to make commencement speeches, some more entertaining than others. Charlie Day, of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "Horrible Bosses" fame, falls into the "more entertaining" category, as evidence by his speech Sunday at his alma mater, Merrimack College...

Much as we love the recent 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' season 9 teasers that so artfully chronicle the September 4 move from FX to FXX, it was high time for some actual footage, no? Well, true to living, drinking, and snorting to excess, the gang has returned with not one, but 10 Flip-adelphian new promos for the new season starting in September!

Last year's Comic-Con saw FX offering somewhat of a reduced presence without 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' but given the upcoming spinoff network FXX, Comic-Con 2013 will herald the Paddy's Pub gang's glorious San Diego return. Joining 'Archer,' 'Wilfred' and 'Sons of Anarchy,' FX has announced its full slate of panels for the upcoming pop culture pilgrimage.

Charlie Day, star and co-creator of the FX comedy "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and wife Mary Elizabeth Ellis are the proud parents of a baby boy.

Kings of Leon can add acting to their resumes now. Appropriately enough for a band that’s known to love their alcohol, the brothers Followill made cameos on ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ — as bartenders and a drunk.