Chris Carter News

The holiday season is supposed to be a time of giving, but that's a feeling that's not on the mind of some of the members of the Wetumpka City Council.

Easley High School is looking for a new head football coach, and the Easley Touchdown Club is looking for ways to support the school's efforts.

Many are not keen on the idea of watching yet another X-Files movie considering the 2008 film The X-Files: I Want to Believe only garnered mixed reviews and didn't prove to be a box office success.

I don't know if this is a real holiday or not, but if it isn't let's start one. Today is October 13, a very important date in the world of The X-Files . It's the birthday of the show's creator, Chris Carter, but it's also... the name of Carter's production company, Ten Thirteen Productions Fox Mulder's birthday the day The X-Files movie was ...

In the early 90's, when "The X-Files" was one of the hottest properties on television, Fox was eager to work with creator Chris Carter in creating new series, hoping to capture lightning in the bottle again.

Creator of one of the 1990s definitive pop-culture television phenomena, Chris Carter turned the phrase, "Trust no one" into the mantra of a generation of sci-fi fans.

Chris Carter used to be a big moneymaker for 20th Century Fox, with The X-Files and its movie and his other series, Millennium .

IT'S ALWAYS DISAPPOINTING when a show gets caught up in its own delusions of grandeur.

Having been one of the pillars of The X-Files , Frank Spotnitz is no stranger to genre material.

I've added the Chris Carter series 'Harsh Realm', based on a comic book, to my Netflix queue after reading this excerpt from John Kenneth Muir's overview of the series: This "Harsh Realm" game - a simulated war scenario -- was created by the Pentagon in 1995.

The X-Files: I Want to Believe 2 stars Directed by Chris Carter Starring David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, Amanda Peet, Billy Connolly, Xzibit "The X-Files" creator Chris Carter hoped for life after death for his beloved sci-fi TV series, which stopped airing in 2002.

Veteran TV lit agent Elliot Webb is departing ICM, where he served as executive vp.

Author Dori Carter recorded her new book of short stories, We Are Rich , for Santa Barbara's Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic .