Ryan Murphy

"The Prom" is the latest all-star cast movie from Ryan Murphy, coming to Netflix this December. Meryl Streep ad Nicole Kidman fans might find something to enjoy, but gay viewers may find James Corden's role offensive.

"The Boys in the Band" is Netflix's all-star cast version of the classic play about gay men at a birthday party from hell—but the film is heaven.

"Ratched" on Netflix is the origin story of the "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" character Nurse Mildred Ratched—who author Ken Kesey based on a real person he knew.

"Ratched" on Netflix tries to be an origin story of the iconic villain Nurse Ratched from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," but makes a few changes to the character along the way.

We spotted references to several beloved films, including Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" and Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining."

"Ratched" is the latest Ryan Murphy project for Netflix, which gives us more of the story of the iconic Nurse Ratched from the Oscar-winning "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."

Netflix's newest original series feels like it takes an iconic character from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and drops her into "American Horror Story."

The series based on the iconic villain from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" premieres on September 18.

"The Politician" Season 2 is coming to Netflix, with Payton Hobart facing his latest election against a formidable female team played by two legends.

Ware said that the "Glee" star made her question a career in Hollywood with a series of microaggressions.

"Hollywood" on Netflix comes to an end with a revisionist take on the 1948 Oscars, which provides happy endings for much of the main cast and might set up a Season 2.

"Hollywood" is the new Netflix series from Ryan Murphy, featuring a number of faces fans will recognize from his stable of other shows alongside some big names.

"Hollywood" is the new Netflix series from Ryan Murphy, which rewrites the history of Tinseltown with the help of a number of big name actors from the Murphy stable.

"American Horror Story" may be airing its season finale tonight, but Season 10 is coming soon. Here's what we know about the next season of the FX series.

"American Horror Story" has been confirmed for Season 10, and showrunner Ryan Murphy recently revealed that we are close to finding out its theme.

'Impeachment' was originally proposed in 2017, though series creator Ryan Murphy felt that telling Lewinsky's story without her would be 'gross.'

For starters, you'll certainly be waiting a while before the season hits FX.

"The coven returns."

'The New York Times' bestselling author has made history as the first transgender woman of color to write and direct for TV.

Ryan Murphy should give the "Big Fish Theory" rapper a call.

It may be time to just move on from "Sex and the City" sequels.

There'll be clowns. And Lena Dunham. And possibly Trump.

Ryan Murphy's anthology series is moving from Hollywood to the halls of the royal palace.