Ryan Murphy donates medical supplies left over from Pose to coronavirus effort

American Horror Story is one of the most outrageous shows on the air, but that doesn't stop Ryan Murphy from drawing inspiration from or incorporating real-life events and urban legends. He's done it with the Black Dahlia (Mena Suvari) in Murder House, while Hotel's James March (Evan Peters) was inspired by H.H.

Patti Lupone stars in ‘Hollywood.’ (Photo courtesy of Netflix)

If there’s one Netflix series that people have been loving lately it’s the docuseries Tiger King, which has been trending in Ireland since its arrival over three weeks ago.

Rob Lowe is getting in on the “Tiger King” phenomenon after numerous Hollywood standouts have expressed interest in portraying the big cat wrangler -- and the actor just might have the best shot at making it happen. On Monday, Lowe said that he and “American Horror Story” creator Ryan Murphy would be “developing our own version of this insane story,” and according to People magazine, the project is currently in discussion.

With American Horror Story set to return for Season 10 later this year, viewers are busy speculating as to what Ryan Murphy has in store for us in this milestone season. We've already had ghosts, aliens, evil Nazi doctors, freak show performers, killer clowns, more ghosts, more killer clowns, the literal apocalypse, and a cursed summer camp. But even after all this, the FX anthology still finds ways to surprise us every single season.

American Horror Story and Glee creator Ryan Murphy has teamed up with Netflix to create his newest series Hollywood.

With the American Horror Story set to return for Season 10 later this year, viewers are busy speculating as to what Ryan Murphy has in store for us in this milestone season. We've already had ghosts, aliens, evil Nazi doctors, freak show performers, killer clowns, more ghosts, more killer clowns, the literal apocalypse, and a cursed summer camp. But even after all this, we the FX anthologystill finds ways to surprise us every single season.

Rihanna is continuing to lend a helping hand.

Darren Criss and wife Mia enjoy an afternoon walk around their neighborhood on Monday (March 23) in Los Feliz, Calif.

In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, FX show Pose has donated medical supply props to a New York City hospital in need.

The emergency services received thousands of litres of hand sanitiser, gloves and face masks

Can you believe it's been five years since we said goodbye to McKinley High? It was five years ago today, on March 20, 2015, the the Fox smash-hit Glee signed off for good after six history-making, record-breaking seasons full of show choir shenanigans, slushies to the face and more amazing song mash-ups than we could fit onto our iPods.

In just a year Angelica Ross has become an American Horror Story favorite — and fans of the franchise always take care of their family.

Ryan Reynolds announced on Instagram that he and wife Blake Lively are donating $1 million to food banks in the midst of the growing coronavirus pandemic. "I think we can all agree, Covid-19 is an asshole.

The country is in a collective state of of self-isolation as we try to protect ourselves and our loved ones from , and it's easy to feel helpless—especially knowing that vulnerable members of society are most at risk. While it might seem like there's little we can do from home, making a donation to charities that help feed high-risk communities is a great way to help. If you're looking for some inspiration, just donated $1 million to and .

The "Fifty Shades of Grey" star shared the information in a new video for Architectural Digest, in which she gives viewers a tour of her cosy Hollywood home, formerly owned by "Glee" and "American Horror Story" co-creator Ryan Murphy.

There's a reason Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds make up one of Hollywood's most adored couples.  On Monday, March 16, the A-listers announced a $1 million donation to Feeding America and Food Banks Canada, two organizations aiding those most at risk from the coronavirus pandemic.  "Covid-19 has brutally impacted older adults and low income families.