Ryan Murphy's TV series American Love Story has cast its lead role, with an Academy Award-nominated star as Jackie Kennedy. Ryan Murphy's best TV shows include massive cultural hits like American Horror Story and Glee, and he's bringing in star talent for his new FX anthology series, which will explore the historic relationship between John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. 3d17

Ryan Murphy is working on a mysterious new project with Scream Queens star Billie Lourd. The creator behind Glee and American Horror Story has produced many hit shows in recent years, including Scream Queens, which aired only two seasons but garnered a loyal fanbase. The horror comedy, starring Emma Roberts and Jamie Lee Curtis, explored a murder spree at Kappa Kappa Tau and eventually C.U.R.E. The cast also included Lea Michele, Glen Powell, Keke Palmer, Abigail Breslin, and Lourd, who portrayed the wealthy, earmuff-wearing, Chanel #3.

Touching nearly every corner of TV, Ryan Murphyshows range from irreverent comedies to gripping horror and everything in between. With a career in television stretching back to the 1990s, Murphy has established himself as the modern-day hitmaker and is a trusted name in TV production. Whether his shows air on basic cable or are streaming exclusives, Murphy’s signature touch is instantly recognizable, and he is known for his hyper-stylized historical portraits and his eye for diverse stories. Not without his controversies, Murphy has been positioned as the TV iconoclast of the 21st century and he hits big with nearly every new release.

Ryan Murphy reportedly has a new project in his sights with an adaptation of a Bret Easton Ellis novel. Murphy is a writer, director, and producer best known for his work in the television space. He created shows like Glee and American Horror Story, and some of his more recent work includes 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Lone Star, and Monster. Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Storywas released on Netflix last fall and has been a big hit, and the producer shows no signs of slowing down when it comes to creating new shows.

Ryan Murphy and Evan Peters' new comic book series, The Beauty, adds a Monsterverse star. One of the most influential figures in contemporary television, Ryan Murphy has created and produced several series, including Nip/Tuck, Glee, American Horror Story, American Crime Story, Pose, 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Lone Star, Ratched, American Horror Stories, and Monster. Over the course of his career, Murphy has received a total of 38 Emmy nominations and won six.

The new sports crime series from Ryan Murphyhas become a streaming hit. The prolific creator and mega-producer has a long history on the small screen, going back to the teen drama Popular which aired on The WB in the late 1990s and into the 2000s. He then moved on to Nip/Tuck, which ran from 2003 to 2010 on FX. However, Murphy became one of television's most well-known names with the one-two punch of Glee and American Horror Story in the early 2010s.

Ryan Murphy has addressed the confusion surrounding comparisons between his new horror project Grotesquerie, and his long-standing series, American Horror Story. While both shows share Murphy’s recognizable world-building and casting, Grotesquerie is a standalone project with a distinct tone and focus, leaning into existential horror and social commentary rather than traditional scares.

Evan Peters and Ryan Murphy are teaming up again for the TV series The Beauty, and its premise sounds very similar to a recent Rotten Tomatoes hit with a 90% critics' score. Over the years, Ryan Murphy has built his team of frequent collaborators, who have been the stars of many of his TV shows. Among them is Evan Peters, best known for starring in most seasons of American Horror Story and most recently in the first season of the anthology series Monster, where he played Jeffrey Dahmer.

While American Horror Story continues its course, and I’m still interested in what Ryan Murphy still has to offer in it, I’m all-in on his legal show All’s Fair. Ryan Murphy has become one of the most respected and popular TV producers in recent years. Murphy has risen to fame thanks to his work on TV shows like Nip/Tuck, Glee, American Horror Story, and Pose, all of them created by him. Despite the variety in his TV work, Murphy is best known for his mix of drama, thriller, and sometimes horror.

Another cast member from American Horror Story is going to be ing Ryan Murphy's new legal series All's Fair, alongside three other newly-announced regulars for the show. The procedural show focuses on an all-female law firm in Los Angeles, with specific plot details still under wraps as of writing. However, it was previously announced that another alum of the American Horror Story cast, Kim Kardashian, will be executive producing and starring as a divorce attorney. Glenn Close (Fatal Attraction) has also been confirmed to be playing the head of the law firm.