Glee fans who follow series star Lea Michele’s Twitter account got a heads up earlier this week that difficult times lie ahead for her ambitious college freshman Rachel Berry: READ MORE
Crazy as she was, Misery psychopath Annie Wilkes apparently has nothing on the super-villain Kathy Bates is bringing to American Horror Story in Season 3.
“Oh, Kathy’s never [played] someone this bad,” Ryan Murphy revealed to TVLine with a laugh at PaleyFest Wednesday night …READ MORE
American Horror Story‘s third season will not be lacking in girl power.
Series cocreator Ryan Murphy announced on Twitter late Thursday that AHS staple Lily Rabe “is on board for American Horror Story Season 3,” adding …READ MORE
Weddings and divas and bowties! Oh my, it looks like Glee will contain all of those jaunty ingredients in the back half of Season 4 — at least if Ryan Murphy’s recent series of Twitter photos are to be believed. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Though intel on American Horror Story‘s second season didn’t start trickling out until March of last year, already, here in early January, series boss Ryan Murphy is letting slip with some ideas about what he has planned for Season 3. READ MORE
Glee‘s Sue has found herself a new mean cheerleader to fill the Quinn-sized hole in her heart in the latest promo for Season 4. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
One of the fall TV season’s biggest mysteries involves Glee‘s upcoming fourth season: Namely, what will executive producer Ryan Murphy and his writing team cook up for the multiple characters seen graduating William McKinley High — and pondering their mostly uncertain futures — in last May’s finale?
Twitter die-hards who follow Murphy and series star Lea Michele on Twitter have gotten a few clues about …READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Ladies and gentlemen, American Horror Story’s Ryan Murphy is now on Twitter. And three tweets into his first day on the online social network (@MrRPMurphy), he’s giving fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the FX drama. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO
FX clearly made the right decision entering American Horror Story in Emmy’s movie/miniseries category. The anthology-esque horror show scared up a staggering 17 nods, making it this year’s most nominated program (in a tie with Mad Men).
Below, Horror Story co-creator Ryan Murphy reacts to hitting the kudos jackpot and offers a progress report on Season 2. READ MORE
Ryan Murphy, who with Brad Falchuk created American Horror Story, has but one directive for any TV Academy members who are iffy about putting the anthology series on Emmy’s short list.
Don’t. Be. Scared.
Invited to pen an overture to the skeptical voter …READ MORE
