Netflix’s Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story has reignited interest in the infamous Menendez brothers’ case, drawing reactions from creator Ryan Murphy as public support for the brothers grows. The series, co-created by Murphy and Ian Brennan, premiered on September 19, retelling the 1989 murder of the Menendez parents by their sons, Lyle and
Ryan Murphy, the co-creator of Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, has responded sharply to criticism from the Menendez brothers, who have condemned the series for misrepresenting their lives. Since its release last month, the Netflix series has held the number-one spot on the streaming platform’s charts. Monsters Season 2 has put the spotlight
Travis Kelce has been all the rage these days, and not just because of his romance with Taylor Swift or his struggles on the football field. There’s no question that Travis has been making headlines for those two hot topics. However, the NFL player is also gaining traction for his upcoming television show. Ryan Murphy’s
A Deadline exclusive revealed that Evan Peters has joined the cast of Ryan Murphy’s Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, which is a limited series expected to air on Netflix. Peters will be playing the title character in the series, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Who else is involved? The series will be executively produced in collaboration
Ryan Murphy is planning a new TV comedy that will star actors Dylan McDermott and Leslie Jordan. McDermott will play the role of a former masseur alongside Leslie Jordan, according to Murphy. News of the latest project comes after McDermott teamed up with Murphy for American Horror Story. They are also currently working together on
Ryan Murphy gave a moving tribute to playwright Larry Kramer on Wednesday — after Kramer passed away at the age of 84. Kramer’s partner, David Webster, told The New York Times that he had been suffering through a bout of pneumonia. A number of celebrities have posted on social media about the death of Kramer,
American Horry Story spin-off rumors started up when creator Ryan Murphy teased the idea on social media earlier in May. Now, we have confirmation that it is going to take place. The green light has been given from the bosses at FX and the AHS spin-off is now officially in development. For fans of the
Netflix released the trailer for its upcoming original series The Politician, set to premiere in the fall of 2019. The satirical comedy series stars Ben Platt, who plays a hyper-ambitious high-school rich kid Payton Hobart. Hobart remains obsessively focused on winning the election for president of the student body at San Sebastian High School. He
FX confirmed that Pose, Ryan Murphy’s critically-acclaimed 1980s ballroom musical drama, had been picked up for Season 2 back in July. The renewal of the series was widely expected given the favorable reviews and warm audience response. Everyone’s been taking about Pose since it premiered on 21st Century-owned FX on June 3, 2018. And since FX
Fans of American Horror Story (AHS), the FX horror anthology TV series, are eagerly awaiting the start of Season 8 of the series after season 7 (AHS: Cult) wrapped up last November. The anticipation is heightened by the fact that creator Ryan Murphy has so far shared very little information about the new Season 8 episodes