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Elle Woods now has a mom and a dad.

Tom Everett Scott has joined Prime Video’s Legally Blonde prequel series, Elle, as the titular character’s father, Wyatt, our sister site Variety reports. June Diane Raphael (Grace and Frankie) was recently cast as Elle’s mom, Eva.

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American Love Story has found its Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy!

Nearly four years after Ryan Murphy announced his next FX anthology series, Variety reported on Friday (March 21) that Sarah Pidgeon will be playing John F. Kennedy‘s wife.

Keep reading to find out more…Carolyn grew up in New York and Connecticut before going to college at Boston University. After a brief modeling career, she moved to New York City and started working at Calvin Klein where she worked her way up to director of publicity and worked with the brand’s celebrity clients.

She began dating JFK Jr, the son of President John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy, in 1994 and they married in 1996. Throughout their entire relationship faced intense scrutiny from the media with their lives frequently splashed across the tabloids.

Carolyn, John, and her older sister Lauren died in a plane crash off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard in...

“American Love Story” at FX has found its first cast member.

Variety has learned from sources that Sarah Pidgeon has been cast in one of the lead roles for the upcoming anthology series, which was originally announced in 2021. As previously reported, the first season of the series will focus on John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. Pidgeon will star as Bessette.

Reps for 20th Television and FX declined to comment.

Bessette was raised in New York and Connecticut. After a brief modeling career, she went on to rise through the ranks at Calvin Klein, eventually working as director of publicity and dealing with the brand’s celebrity clients in New York. She began dating Kennedy in 1994 and the two were married in 1996. They were the subject of intense media scrutiny during their time together, with their lives frequently featured in the tabloids.

Pidgeon is perhaps best known for her...

American Love Story has found its female lead. The first installment of the FX anthology series, which chronicles the whirlwind courtship and marriage of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, has tapped Sarah Pidgeon as Bessette.

The casting of JFK Jr. is still underway, with several actors set to test for the role in the coming weeks. Reps for FX and series producer 20th Television declined comment.

American Love Story, the latest offshoot in FX/20th TV’s American Crime Story franchise, is a scripted anthology series of sweeping true love stories that captured the world’s attention.

In the first season, focused on JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, what started out as a beautiful union for the young couple, widely regarded as American royalty, began to fray under the stress of the relentless microscope and navel gaze of tabloid media. The pressures of...

Wicked and A Complete Unknown were the top winners at the 15th Guild of Music Supervisors Awards, held Sunday night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. Sing Sing, I Saw the TV Glow, Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary, and The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat took home the other movie prizes. See the full list below.

The Guild of Music Supervisors Awards celebrate the best in music supervision and songwriting across different media, including film, television, documentaries, and advertising.

2025 Guild of Music Supervisors Award Winners:

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Best Music Supervision in Major Budget Films

Winner: Maggie Rodford – Wicked

Best Music Supervision in Mid-Level Budget Films

Winner: Steven Gizicki – A Complete Unknown

Best Music Supervision in Low Budget Films

Winner: Jessica Berndt, Chris Swanson – I Saw the TV Glow

Best Music Supervision in a Non-Theatrically Released Film

Winner: Robin Urdang – The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat

Best Song Written and/or Recorded for...

After the cancellation of “9-1-1: Lone Star” at Fox, there’s a new series coming to Ryan Murphy’s emergency responder franchise: “9-1-1: Nashville,” set to premiere on ABC during the 2025-2026 season.

The news follows Variety‘s October report that a new “9-1-1” spinoff was in the works.

Though plot and casting details are yet to be shared, it can be assumed that the new “9-1-1” spinoff, like the flagship series and “Lone Star, will follow the work and personal lives of a team of first responders, this time in Tennessee.

“9-1-1” was created by Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear and premiered on Fox in 2018 before moving to ABC for its seventh season in 2024. Currently on its eighth season, the series is set in Los Angeles and stars Angela Bassett, Peter Krause, Oliver Stark, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Ryan Guzman, Aisha Hinds, Kenneth Choi and Gavin McHugh.

Ryan Murphy has heard the questions about the naming conventions of his various FX series, but he doesn’t see the validity in them.

The TV mogul tells Deadline that he would “strongly disagree” with suggestions that Grotesquerie should have been under the American Horror Story banner, or that Aaron Hernandez’s story would’ve been better suited as a new installment of American Crime Story rather than the first in a new anthology series, American Sports Story.

“Grotesquerie has nothing in common with American Horror Story. It just does not. I think it’s the difference between doing Don’t Look Now and Halloween would could never have fit into that show. It was never considered for that. It’s a much different animal,” he said of the new horror series starring Niecy Nash, which revealed a huge turn in the story that Murphy and FX Chief John Landgraf also discussed with Deadline.

Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson’s Color Force, the studio behind FX’s “Pose,” “American Crime Story” and the upcoming “Say Nothing,” has renewed its producing deal with the network through 2027, which will mark 15 years of partnership.

The production company teamed up with FX back in 2012 when they struck a first-look deal following the success of “American Crime Story: The People V Oj Simpson.”

The partnership has gone on garner 26 Emmy wins and 66 nominations. Jacobson and Simpson have won two Emmy Awards, two Golden Globes, three TCA Awards, three Critics Choice Awards, two PGA Awards, three AFI Awards, two GLAAD Awards, as well as a BAFTA Award, an NAACP Award and a Peabody.

Color Force’s television slate and exclusive producing deal with FX will be overseen by its new TV division head Checka Propper.

She joins from David E. Kelley Productions, where she was critical in getting “Margo’s Got Money Troubles...

Color Force, Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson’s production company behind American Crime Story and American Sports Story, has a new head of television.

The company has hired Checka Propper in the role. Propper joins from David E. Kelley Productions, where she was EVP, All Media.

This comes as the company has renewed its overall deal with FX for a further three. Year. The deal, which will run through 2027, will see Color Force stay in business with the Disney-owned network for 15 years.

At David E. Kelley Productions, Propper helped bring in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, which received a straight-to-series order from Apple. Before that, she was VP, Television at Doug Liman’s Hypnotic and began her career at Fox and MTV. Her credits including Peacock’s The Calling and YouTube’s Impulse.

Color Force’s partnership with FX began in 2012 when it struck a first-look deal which evolved into an...

Ryan Murphy is a creative genius and one of the most successful creators presently in the industry.

His accomplishments are nothing to sniff at, and I have enjoyed many projects for as long as I can remember.

The WB series Popular may or may not have had tween me in a chokehold, Pose is a compelling masterpiece, and Glee is a cultural phenomenon imprinted in my brain eternally.

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The 9-1-1 franchise is near and dear to me and is pure entertainment and fun.

The man can and does deliver; I can’t knock him for that.

Ryan Murphy Has the Midas Touch (Miles Crist/Netflix)

He has the Midas Touch in television, with most of his projects turning to gold — Emmy gold, garnering critical acclaim and renewals, catapulting stars to more acclaim, and developing cult followings.

And there’s nothing wrong with that in the sense...

Since The Watcher made its debut on Netflix in October 2022 and renewed for a second season one month later, fans of the mystery thriller series have been waiting for updates on season 2. Well, co-creator Ryan Murphy finally gave us the update we have been waiting for, but it's a little bit unclear. Actually, no, it's extremely unclear and not super promising.

Rather than sharing when The Watcher season 2 will begin filming or how far along in the writing process they are or anything hinting at any actual content, the busy television producer seems to have distanced himself from the Netflix series and focused more on the Monster anthology series and the handful of new shows he's creating under his current deal with Disney.

Here's the update Ryan Murphy shared in an interview with Deadline:

I have a great partner in all my work there in Ian Brennan. Ian and I...

Over the course of 10 days, Ryan Murphy released four new shows — “American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez” and “Grotesquerie” at FX, “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” at Netflix and “Doctor Odyssey” at ABC — and premiered new seasons of returning hits “9-1-1: Lone Star” at Fox and “9-1-1” at ABC.

“Six shows in a month is a lot, but everybody in my company worked really, really hard, and miraculously, they all worked,” Murphy told Variety during a conversation on Oct. 1. “They all launched at No. 1 and individually, they’re all doing really, really well.”

Everything coming out at once “wasn’t really planned that way,” Murphy said, but happened as part of his new deal at Disney, which he’s a year and a half into.

“It was a combination of the writers strike and my new deal. They asked me, when we finally realized, six things are coming out over the course of 10 days,...

Ryan Murphy doesn’t do things by half.

This is a man who launched and brought back six television shows over the last two weeks including ABC’s Joshua Jackson-fronted Doctor Odyssey, FX’s Grotesquerie featuring Niecy Nash and Travis Kelce, and Netflix’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story; has another launching later this month in FX’s American Horror Stories; and is heading straight into a run that includes All’s Fair, starring the likes of Kim Kardashian and Glenn Close, reuniting with Evan Peters in FX sci-fi series The Beauty and the first iteration of American Love Story about John F. Kennedy Jr.

The data shows that such an “intense” workload is paying off.

Netflix revealed earlier Tuesday that Monsters: The Lyle & Erik Menendez Story scored 19.5 million views in its first full week on the service, where it is No. 1, and totaling nearly 32M views since it launched.

American Horror Stories returns with Henry Winkler, Michael Imperioli, Debby Ryan, Victor Garber and more for when its five-episode season releases for what’s being billed as a Hulaween event.

The series — a spinoff of Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s award-winning anthology series American Horror Story — features a different horror story in each of its stand-alone episodes.

The minute-and-a-half look at the upcoming installment, premiering Oct. 15 as part of Hulu’s Halloween lineup, teases new takes on classic horror tropes such as “don’t look under the bed,” a scary figure appearing in the mirror and a woman appearing in an empty parking lot late at night.

“When she dreams, things happen,” a nurse tells Ryan’s character. “What kind of things?” she replies, before a scene plays of her in bed with a man who is pulled under the bed.

In another look at the anthology series, Garber...

The fourth season of FX’s “American Horror Stories” is screaming its way to Hulu on October 15. Watch the brand new trailer above for this special “Huluween Event” — that is, if you can handle the scary video’s “Mature Content” warning!

The new cycle consists of five episodes total, and welcomes several well-known actors to the “AHS” universe including six-time Emmy nominee Victor Garber, plus Emmy winners Michael Imperioli (“The Sopranos”) and Henry Winkler (“Barry”). Created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, “Stories” is a spin-off of the award-winning series “American Horror Story,” only this one features a different spooky tale in every episode.

The Season 4 trailer officially unveils the five new episode titles and hints at each of their plots. “Backrooms” stars Imperioli who declares creepily, “We invented Hell.” “The Thing Under the Bed” shows what appears to be a monster scurrying around. “Clone” reveals Garber as a robotic...

Originally, the Aaron Hernandez season of “American Sports Story” was envisioned to be another installment of “American Crime Story.” That changed when the team behind it started talking about launching a sports-centric spinoff to the FX franchise. Showrunner and executive producer Stu Zicherman immediately knew the Hernandez case would be the perfect story for this new saga.

“This story some people will think of as a sports story. I think it’s an American story, because it speaks to big themes about violence, toxic masculinity, sexuality, how we extol our athletes and put them on a pedestal and then, when they do something terrible, we just throw them out,” Zicherman told TheWrap.

Whether it be “American Horror Story,” “American Crime Story,” “American Sports Story” or the upcoming “American Love Story,” a through-line of these series is that their themes and ideas transcend their central story to reflect “the larger fabric of American culture,...

The American Story franchise is not showing signs of slowing down. Variety reports that the next series in the franchise has found its focus. American Love Story is going forward on FX, and the freshman season will focus on John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. The series joins American Horror Story (2011), American Crime Story (2016), American Horror Stories (2021), and American Sports Story (2024). Were very much intending to [tell that story], executive producer Nina Jacobson said. Executive producer Brad Simpson, who Jacobson worked with on American Crime Story and Pose, added,...

Ryan Murphy's American Crime Story spinoff about John F. Kennedy Jr. has received an update. American Crime Story is the second installment in the Ryan Murphy-created American Story media franchise, which began with American Horror Story. Like its predecessor, American Crime Story is an anthology series wherein each season covers an independent topic. American Crime Story season 1 covered the trial of O.J. Simpson, whereas season 2 covered the murder of Gianni Versace, and season 3 told the Monica Lewinsky story. This year will see the release of another American Story show, American Sports Story.

Speaking with Variety, producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson provide an update on American Love Story, another American Crime Story spinoff. Jacobson confirmed concretely that they are "very much intending to" continue on with the production of American Love Story. Simpson added a progress update for the project, saying that they "have great scripts on that." Simpsons...

Ryan Murphy’s latest iteration of the “American Story” anthology series is here. This time the executive producer will divulge the “American Sports Story” of NFL star Aaron Hernandez, his rise and fall from grace during his tenure on the New England Patriots.

The FX series is based on the podcast “Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.” from The Boston Globe and Wondery, released in 2018. From the mind of Murphy, this limited series will detail Hernandez’s early life until his final days in a Massachusetts maximum correctional facility.

“American Sports Story” is just one expansion of Murphy’s “American Story” anthology franchise. Murphy has upcoming seasons of the franchise currently in production, including “American Love Story,” following the relationship between John F. Kennedy, Jr. and Carol Bessette, a renewed season four of “American Crime Story” and the latest “American Horror Stories,” in honor of “Huluween.”

The Murphy fall continues...

The “American Story” franchise at FX is still expanding. Executive producers Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, who have been working with Ryan Murphy since “American Crime Story” premiered in 2016 (and served as executive producers on “Pose”), confirmed that “American Love Story,” which recounts the story of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, will be moving forward at FX.

“We’re very much intending to [tell that story],” Jacobson told Variety during a recent interview.

“We have great scripts on that. We’re trying to figure out when it’ll land,” Simpson added. “It is a story that really resonates right now. It’s amazing. A lot of younger women are looking to her as sort of a representational icon of a certain period of time that’s really fascinating, and hopefully, we’ll be able to bring that to the screen soon.”

The new series was initially announced in 2021, along with “Studio 54: American Crime Story,...

FX’s latest installment in Ryan Murphy’s American Story franchise, American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez, is ready to hit TV screens. The 10-episode limited series follows the real life rise and fall of disgraced former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez.

The show, which stars Josh Andrés Rivera as Hernandez, is based on The Boston Globe and Wondery podcast Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc. The podcast dug into Hernandez’s life and career, along with his arrest, eventual conviction for murder and his death by suicide inside a Massachusetts maximum security prison.

In June 2013, authorities discovered the body of semi professional football player Odin Lloyd, who was dating the sister of Hernandez’s fiancee, Shayanna Jenkins, about a mile away from the then-football player’s home. Just nine days later, Hernandez was arrested on a murder charge in connection with Lloyd’s death at his North Attleborough, Mass.

We already have American Horror Story, American Crime Story, and American Horror Stories. Ryan Murphy’s insanely popular American franchise will also soon add American Sports Story, set to premiere on Sept. 17. But if you thought that was too much to keep up with, you may have forgotten about American Love Story, I know I did!

Love Story and Sports Story were given the green light at the same time, which was three years ago. So surely, since Sports Story is coming out soon, Love Story will follow, right? Sadly, no. Don’t worry, American Love Story is still very much happening, but I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for it.

In a recent report from TV Line, it was shared that Love Story “is still a thing.” Now, I’m not sure what this means. Is it in the works? If so, are we talking about writing being done?...

“American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez” finally has a premiere date. The 10-episode limited series will debut on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 10/9c on FX with two episodes, the network announced Wednesday at the Television Critics Association summer press tour. Subsequent episodes will drop weekly. All episodes will stream the next day on Hulu.

“American Sports Story” is the latest spin-off in Ryan Murphy’s Emmy-winning “American Story” anthology franchise. Based on the podcast “Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.” from The Boston Globe and Wondery, the inaugural season follows the life of the former New England Patriots tight end who committed suicide in 2017 in prison after being convicted of murder.

See FX orders ‘American Sports Story,’ ‘American Love Story’ from Ryan Murphy

Josh Andrés Rivera, who was most recently seen in “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songs & Snakes,” stars as Hernandez. Patrick Schwarzenegger plays Tim Tebow and Norbert Leo Butz plays Bill Belichick.

FX’s John Landgraf is not sure the media ecosystem supports television shows that run beyond just a few seasons.

“I think our attention spans have declined radically and I think our patience with things that are a little demanding have gone down,” Landgraf said during his annual executive session at the Television Critics Association winter press tour. “It’s something I’m really worried about in the media ecosystem created by the internet.”

The remarks came after Landgraf gave his annual update on the number of scripted series on television, with his data showing that Peak TV has in fact peaked. The total number of scripted shows declined 14% between 2022 and 2023, dropping from 600 to 516.

“We’ve radically increased the cost of making television in season one,” he said. “We brought a lot of wonderful talent into television, but there’s been a spiraling and escalating cost. That’s part of...

Exclusive: Jake Cannavale has been tapped to play Aaron Hernandez’s love interest in the first installment Ryan Murphy’s anthology series American Sports Story.

Cannavale will recur in the anthology that stems from the Boston Globe and Wondery podcast Gladiator: Hernandez and Football Inc. that explores Hernandez’s identity, family, career, suicide, and legacy in sports and American culture. Hernandez will be played by Josh Andrés Rivera.

Previously announced cast members include Tony Yazbeck, Lindsay Mendez, and Patrick Schwarzenegger, who will play former NFL star Tim Tebow. American Sports Story, one of two new offshoots in Murphy’s “American Story” franchise alongside American Love Story, is a scripted anthological limited series focusing on a prominent event involving a sports figure and re-examines it through the prism of today’s world, telling that story from multiple perspectives.

Stu Zicherman is executive producing with Murphy, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Alexis Martin Woodall and Brad Falchuk.

Josh Andrés Hernandez is preparing to dig into the mind of Aaron Hernandez for his upcoming role in Ryan Murphy’s American Sports Story.

The actor spoke with Deadline about preparing to portray the troubled former Patriots tight end at Monday’s Los Angeles premiere of the upcoming Hunger Games prequel, Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

“It’s a story with a lot of factors, as I’m sure everybody with familiarity towards it knows. There’s the mental health factor, the crime factor, the money, the fame, all of these things,” he said. “As an actor, it’s kind of like it’s a dream to have something so, so juicy to dive into it.”

In addition to researching Hernandez and his history, Rivera is also working on bulking up to play the part of an offensive lineman.

“They’re trying to get me as big as I can be.

The first installment of Ryan Murphy’s American Sports Story anthology series for FX will star Josh Andrés Rivera as Aaron Hernandez and Patrick Schwarzenegger as fellow former NFL star Tim Tebow. The season is based on the podcast Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc from the Boston Globe and Wondery.

The project reunites Schwarzenegger with Murphy; the actor’s first TV role was on Murphy’s Scream Queens.

These are no new developments that happened during the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike; both castings were done in early 2023 but never confirmed by FX. Deadline reached out to the network and producing studio 20th Television about both in January-early February; the deals are believed to have closed at around that time or soon thereafter.

“We have a fairly complete set of scripts for American Sports Story by Stu Zicherman,” FX chairman John Landgraf said at TCA on January 12, noting at the time...

Ryan Murphy has found his Aaron Hernandez: Josh Andrés Rivera, who played Chino in “West Side Story,” will star as the late New England Patriots player in the upcoming “American Sports Story.”

The first season of the latest “American” anthology series from Murphy will focus on Hernandez, a once promising football star who was convicted for the murder of fellow player Odin Lloyd. Ultimately, Hernandez took his own life in prison in 2017.

It’s based on the podcast “Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.,” from the Boston Globe and Wondery.

Stu Zicherman of “The Americans” will write the script and executive produce alongside Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Alexis Martin Woodall. Wondery’s Hernan Lopez and Marshall Lewy and Linda Pizutti Henry and Ira Napoliello of The Boston Globe’s will also serve as eps.

Rivera plays Sejanus Plinth in the upcoming “Hunger Games” prequel, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,...

The first installment of Ryan Murphy’s next FX anthology series has found its leading man. Josh Andres Rivera will portray professional football player-turned-convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez in the upcoming American Sports Story.

Based on Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc, a podcast produced by the Boston Globe and Wondery, the season will chronicle the events that landed the New England Patriots tight end in prison, and what led to him taking his own life in 2017.

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Josh Andrés Rivera is set to play Aaron Hernandez in “American Sports Story” at FX, Variety has confirmed. In addition, Patrick Schwarzenegger will star as Tim Tebow.

“American Sports Story” was originally ordered at FX back in August 2021. It is designed to be a scripted anthological limited series focusing on a prominent event and/or figure in the sports world, but seen through today’s lens and told through multiple perspectives. The first season is based on the podcast “Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc” from the Boston Globe and Wondery.

It will examine the “rise and fall” of Hernandez, including looking into his identity, his family, his career, his death and his legacy. Hernandez was a tight end for the New England Patriots of the NFL before he was convicted for murder. He ultimately took his own life in prison in 2017.

Production on the series had begun earlier this...

American Horror Stories' third season will premiere on October 26, just in time for Halloween, and promises to be as disturbing and terrifying as the previous ones. The new season of American Horror Stories will have four episodes, each telling an independent story with a different cast and crew. Fans of the franchise can also look forward to the second batch of episodes of American Horror Story: Delicate, as well as future seasons of American Sport Story, American Love Story, and American Crime Story.

While American Horror Story fans wait for the next episode of Delicate, the current season of the series created by Ryan Murphy, FX teases the next installment of American Horror Stories, the acclaimed spinoff of the anthology show. Released in 2021, American Horror Stories presents a different format than the original series, although it is also an anthology. While American Horror Story tells the same story throughout each season,...

Days after FX set the premiere date for “American Horror Story: Delicate,” the network has revealed that “American Horror Stories” Season 3 will premiere on October 26. The season will air four episodes as part of a “Huluween” event.

This special Halloween premiere marks a first for the series. In the past, the horror anthology has aired new episodes weekly, save for its two-episode premiere in Season 1. As in past seasons, new episodes will debut exclusively on Hulu.

The season stands as one of the last series that writer, producer and director Manny Coto worked on prior to his death in July.

The second spinoff from “American Horror Story,” Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s “American Horror Stories” first premiered in summer 2021 as part of the now retired FX on Hulu brand. Unlike its flagship series, the thriller anthology tells a new horror story each episode rather than each season. Little is known about the cast,...

“American Horror Story: Delicate” has officially set its Part 1 premiere date for Sept. 20.

Season 12 will mark the first time the FX anthology series will be released in multiple parts. That isn’t the only first for this installment. “Delicate” will also mark the first time series co-creator Ryan Murphy will not serve as its showrunner. Instead, this season will be showrun by Halley Feiffer (playwright behind “I’m Gonna Pray for You So Hard”) and will be based on Danielle Valentine’s recently released book, “Delicate Condition.”

Don’t worry. We’ll hold you. FX’s American Horror Story: Delicate Part One premieres 9.20 on FX. Stream on Hulu. #AHSDelicate #Ahsfx pic.twitter.com/vOfKbcgqpC

— AmericanHorrorStory (@Ahsfx) August 15, 2023

TheWrap has reached out to FX for comment about Season 12’s release schedule.

Described as “The Push” meets “The Silent Patient,” Valentine’s “Delicate Condition” has been described as, “a gripping thriller that...

As WGA pickets continue to mobilize at the remaining TV shows in both New York and Los Angeles, at least one Ryan Murphy-produced show was the focus of striking writers’ efforts on Wednesday: “American Horror Story: Delicate.” The show is currently shooting on 52nd street in Manhattan, according to several WGA East member Twitter feeds — including one person who posted video of star Kim Kardashian entering the production.

“It doesn’t appear that @KimKardashian is a friend of the labor movement. She just now crossed our picket line to work on Ryan Murphy’s @Ahsfx Hamptons, shooting here on 52nd in NYC,” wrote “The Blacklist” exec producer and WGA strike captain T Cooper on his Twitter account.

Cooper’s Tweet came hours after former “Law & Order: Svu” exec producer (and WGA strike captain) Warren Leight also alleged that “American Horror Story” crewmembers had told them that “they’ll...

File this under the worst-kept secret in Hollywood. To the surprise of absolutely no one, uberproducer Ryan Murphy is racing back to his old stomping grounds, and in the process of re-joining longtime collaborator Dana Walden under a new overall deal at Disney.

The decision to reunite with Walden — now the co-chairman of Disney Entertainment — comes five years after Murphy ankled 20th Century Fox TV for a rich deal at Netflix that was reportedly valued at the time at between $250 million-$300 million. That deal came right before Disney acquired 20th Century Fox and Walden, who at the time was Fox Television Group chairman-ceo. There had been speculation that Murphy and Walden might join forces as partners in their own production venture, before Murphy moved to Netflix and Walden shifted over to Disney.

Now, Walden oversees Disney’s full portfolio of entertainment media, news and content businesses globally, including Disney’s streaming business,...

Super-producer Ryan Murphy is set to make Disney his new home as his five-year, $300 million Netflix deal comes to a close.

According to reports, Murphy has been negotiating his new deal for the past year, and most of the details were finished before the WGA strike started in May.

Once dubbed “TV’s First $300 Million Man,” Murphy is responsible for creating hits such as “Dahmer: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and “The Watcher” for the streaming service.

Murphy signed the five-year exclusive development deal with Netflix in 2018. To date this partnership has produced two miniseries (“Hollywood” and “Hanson”), three ongoing dramas, three movies, three documentaries and one docuseries (“The Andy Warhol Diaries”). “Ratched” and “The Watcher” have been renewed through Season 2,while the “Monster” anthology series has been renewed through three installments. (Note: Seasons 1 and 2 of “The Politician” were ordered by Netflix prior to the deal.)

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Ryan Murphy has another anthology after Netflix ordered two additional installments of his Monster franchise following the success of Dahmer.

The streamer has also ordered a second season of his drama series The Watcher.

Neither move is a surprise given the ratings success of both shows, particularly the outsized ratings of Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which is on course to reach 1B hours viewed in the coming weeks.

Both Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story and The Watcher come from American Horror Story co-creator Murphy and Glee co-creator Ian Brennan.

Netflix didn’t disclose what the two additional installments of the Monster anthology franchise will cover but said that they will “tell the stories of other monstrous figures who have impacted society”.

Murphy is behind an incredible number of franchises including American Horror Story, American Horror Stories, American Crime Story, American Love Story, Feud and 9-1-1.

The...

The 11th season of Ryan Murphy’s “American Horror Story” will premiere this fall on FX.

FX chairman John Landgraf revealed the news during his executive Q&a session at the cable channel’s virtual presentation at the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour Tuesday.

The debut date announcement marks the first news of “AHS” Season 11, an installment fans have been clamoring for info about since Season 10, “American Horror Story: Double Feature,” concluded in October 2021. That 10th season was split into two stories, “Red Tide” and “Death Valley.”

Landgraf gave no specific premiere date for “American Horror Story” Season 11 beyond “fall,” though the fact a time frame has been given at all means there’s a good chance Murphy will be sharing the title, theme and cast for the upcoming season in the coming months.

Meanwhile, the second season of FX’s “AHS” spinoff anthology series, “American Horror Stories,...

Ryan Murphy may have a rich Netflix overall deal but he’s not done building his American Story franchise for Disney and FX.

The prolific showrunner has set two American Story spinoffs — anthologies American Sports Story and American Love Story — at FX as the John Landgraf-led cable network is already working with Murphy on a potential fourth season of American Crime Story that will focus on Studio 54.

American Sports Story will expand the franchise to re-examine a prominent event involving a sports figure through the prism of today’s world and will tell the story from multiple perspectives. The first season will be based on the Boston Globe and Wondery podcast Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc. It will chart the rise and fall of the former New England Patriots tight end who was convicted for murder and ultimately took his own life. Thematically, it will explore the disparate strands of his identity,...