• Ryan Murphy Says Each Season of 'American Horror Story' Is Like a Puzzle Piece: They'll Eventually All Fit Together

    Once again, the new season of "American Horror Story" has come flying out the gate. "Freak Show" is already arguably one of the best installments so far, and while Twisty might have been one of the creepiest clowns ever, don't get too sad over his demise, because according to co-creator Ryan Murphy he is too beloved to be gone for too long. In a recent interview with "Entertainment Weekly," Murphy also confirmed that Lily Rabe, of "AHS: Asylum," will return as Sister Mary Eunice.The way some characters come and go while others seem to shape-shift is no coincidence either. In fact, Murphy reveals that all the different seasons of AHS will ultimately be connected to one another.He explained to "EW":"There's definitely a rhyme or a reason and a connectedness to all of these seasons, but in the same way, they're standalones, which is the fun of it. But it is a puzzle. They're all connected. We're just beginning to tell you how they're connected. They're all very separate but there's clues every season that we're now telling you how the different worlds are intertwined. And Lily coming back and dealing with Pepper is sort of the first unveiling of that connectedness. She's so great in that role, Lily. I understood she wanted to go off and do her own show. But I was thrilled she was able to come back and give us a couple days and show how Sister Mary Eunice and Pepper are connected and how it's all connected. I'm glad she's back in the habit!"

  • Ryan Murphy's New 'American Crime Story's' First Season Will Focus Entirely On O.J. Simpson Trial

    Ryan Murphy has a real knack for producing unique, groundbreaking programming and he is about to add a new show to his roster. American Crime Story: The People Vs. O.J. Simpson is being touted as a companion series to the extremely successful American Horror Story which airs on FX. American Crime Story will take a popular crime story that made national headlines and captivated the public, then spend an entire season going behind the scenes and looking at it from different perspectives. FX has ordered the first season- ten episodes which will focus on the O.J. Simpson trial.
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