“American Horror Story” star Kathy Bates makes a great joke about Ryan Murphy

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Hosting alongside Antony Starr and Giancarlo Esposito, Kathy Bates made a great joke about Ryan Murphy about her Emmy win for American Horror Story: Coven.

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Even before Jessica Gunning took the stage to accept the award for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or a Movie for Netflix. Baby reindeerThe 76th Emmy Awards had already classified the category as pretty extreme. The awards ceremony in the name of the “TV Villains” was carried out by Anthony Starr (The boys), Giancarlo Esposito (The Mandalorian, Breaking Bad), And Kathy Bates (American Horror Story, Misery) – an intimidating trio, even when they are just standing there being announced. But soon Bates dropped what may be the best joke we have ever heard Robert F. Kennedy And Brad Falchuks long-running horror anthology.

After lamenting how difficult it was to get a date after starring in the hit Stephen King adaptation, Bates adds: “And my 'American Horror Story' was to thank Ryan Murphy after I won my Emmy.” Bates won gold in 2014 for “Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Movie” for American Horror Story: Coven (as Delphine LaLaurie). You can watch the clip from Sunday night's Emmys above – and also Bates' Emmy acceptance speech from ten years ago:

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American Horror Story: “Stories” returns for Hulu Huluween 2024 event

Despite earlier reports, it looks like fans of Murphy and Falchuk's American Horror Story universe will experience a pretty spooky Halloween after all – or should we say “Huluween.” That's right, the anthology series American Horror Stories will be back next month with a five-episode event – ​​although sources claim it won't be on the streaming service's Halloween schedule this year. Michael Imperioli, Henry Winkler, Dyllón Burnside, Debby Ryan, Jeff Hiller, Jessica Barden, Angel Bismark Curiel, Guy Burnet, Victor GarberAnd June Squibb are just some of the names you can expect – here’s a look at the key art poster:

Here's a look at the official social media post released today confirming the return of “Stories” (with all five episodes) on October 15:

Ryan Murphy's Grotesquerie: Our Preview

Effects grotesque revolves around a series of heinous crimes that have shaken a small community. Detective Lois Tryon (Niecy Nash Betts) finds these crimes incredibly personal, as if someone – or something – is mocking her. At home, Lois struggles with a strained relationship with her daughter, a husband in long-term care, and her own inner demons. With no clues and unsure of who to turn to, she enlists the help of Nurse Megan (Micaela Diamond), a nun and journalist at the Catholic GuardianSister Megan, with her own difficult past, has seen the worst of humanity, but still believes in its ability to do good. Lois, on the other hand, fears that the world is succumbing to evil. As Lois and Sister Megan gather clues, they become entangled in a dark web that seems to provide more questions than answers.

The stars of the 10-part season are the Emmy Award winner Niecy Nash Betts as Detective Lois Tryon, Emmy Award winner Courtney B. Vance as Marshall Tryon, Emmy Award nominee Lesley Manville as Nurse Redd, Tony Award-nominated Micaela Diamond as Sister Megan, Nicholas Alexander Chavez as Father Charlie, Raven Goodwin as Merritt Tryon and Travis Kelce in an as yet unknown role. Since the series will be released on September 25th, here is a look at a teaser for Grotesque:

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“I don't know what's going on. I can't put my finger on it. But it's different now. There's been a change. It's like something is opening up in the world. A kind of hole in the center of nothingness. What I saw today was they sent psychiatrists for everyone who worked on that crime scene. They say, 'Well, honey, evil has always existed.' And quote a statistic about how the world is getting better, less murder, more help, less global horror, there's never been a better time to be alive…” Nash-Betts says in the voiceover. “Come back. It's not getting better. And I always need to hear your answers because something is happening around us and nobody sees it but me,” the voiceover ends with a great cliffhanger. Here's a look back at the teaser Murphy Productions & FX Networks released for grotesque that surprised everyone:

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