After two seasons of FX's supernatural thriller 'American Horror Story,' we know that series creator Ryan Murphy enjoys switching up the roles of his recurring cast members. Recent CCTV Award-winner Sarah Paulson went from a sly medium in season 1 to a hardened, intrepid reporter in 'Asylum,' so could 'American Horror Story: Coven' paint Paulson as the villain this time around?
Given the success of 'The Walking Dead'-centric talk show 'Talking Dead,' we've seen the same idea applied to 'Breaking Bad' as well, and potentially to FX's sixth season of 'Sons of Anarchy,' but is 'American Horror Story: Coven' next in line for its own post-show analysis? FX CEO John Landgraf thinks it might be, but with one important difference.
The big buzz of network TV might be the talk of the town for the next few weeks, but 'Glee' and 'The New Normal' (ouch) creator Ryan Murphy's cable effort has some major news of its own. 'American Horror Story: Coven's star-studded cast continues to expand, now growing to include legendary stars Angela Bassett and Patti LuPone. Find out who the stars will scare up for 'American Horror Story: Coven' inside!
Only one week removed from the 'American Horror Story: Asylum' season finale "Madness Ends," and we're still no closer to understanding just what those mysterious aliens were trying to accomplish, but that hasn't stopped us from looking forward to the "glamourous evil romance" of season 3! Following her acclaimed turn as simple nun turned-posessed deviant Sister Mary Eunice, Lily Rabe has been confirmed to join her 'Horror Story' alum for season 3. Get the latest on the next 'American Horror Story' inside!
'American Horror Story: Asylum' may have come and gone following season finale "Madness Ends," but that hasn't stopped fans of the FX horror series from obsessing on one lingering point: just what was up with the mysterious aliens permeating the season? Not only did the science-fiction creatures remain unexplained, seeming oddly out of place with a season that chronicled religion, madness and mutilation, but the beings were never fully glimpsed on screen. However, new concept art reveals the full extent of the seemingly benevolent creatures' design, so get a look at the 'American Horror Story: Asylum' extraterrestrials inside!
We'll have to wait until tonight's season finale to find out exactly how 'American Horror Story: Asylum's "Madness Ends," but that hasn't stopped series creator and show-runner Ryan Murphy from moving full-steam ahead with season 3. Where series staples Jessica Lange, Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson have all been confirmed to return, now we've learned that season 1 breakout star Taissa Farmiga is in talks to headline the upcoming third season as well! Find out who she'll play in 'American Horror Story' season 3 inside!
While we patiently await next week's 'American Horror Story: Asylum's season finale "Madness Ends" to wrap up the pure insanity of the show's second season, plans are already forming for the FX horror drama's third season. Where previously series creator Ryan Murphy confirmed Jessica Lange would return for the third cycle, now Murphy has revealed that seasons 1 and 2 stars Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson will return as well! But where and when will the new season take place? Find out the "romantic" details of 'American Horror Story' season 3 inside!
Well, gee willickers, there's a surprise. We're just hours from the season 2 premiere of 'American Horror Story,' as the Emmy-winning horror serial heads back to the year 1964 for the brand-new tale of 'American Horror Story: Asylum.' And while viewers were dumbfounded to first learn that the second season would follow an all-new story with mostly-new cast members, somehow, we're not the slightest bit surprised to learn season 1 star Dylan McDermott will return after all. But, who will the former Dr. Harmon play this time around?
Boy, it sure is good to be in the cast of 'Modern Family' about now. Though not quite as sweeping as 'Homeland's' Emmy victories last night, ABC's powerhouse comedy took home quite a few bits of gold itself, including the first and last awards for the night for both Eric Stonestreet as Supporting Actor and for Comedy Series overall. And even though 'American Horror Story' wasn't a huge winner as a whole, what better way than to borrow its best supporting man, just like the first season?
One of the most twisted shows to come to television in years is FX's American Horror Story. It is filled with a star studded cast. Jessica Lange, Dylan McDermott, Connie Britton, Zachary Quinto and many more grace the screen in this dark, dreary and twisted drama about a house filled with the ghosts of those who lived and died in the home. It was just announced that American Horror Story will be turning a bit maroon.
