Ryan Murphy

Ryan Murphy, a Hollywood powerhouse known for hits like Glee and American Horror Story, dives deep into the fascinating world of notorious figures like the Menendez brothers and the Kennedys. He discusses how media shapes public perception and the challenges of portraying historical figures authentically while navigating audience expectations. Fresh off Emmy nominations, Murphy reflects on balancing artistic integrity with industry pressures and creatively blending dark narratives with humor, revealing the complexities of fame and storytelling.

Television titan Ryan Murphy sits down to discuss the evolving landscape of Hollywood. He examines the seismic shifts driven by streaming platforms and how they influence creative storytelling. Ryan shares insights into the fight to bring more production back to Los Angeles and the importance of community support in film. He also hints at future projects and reflects on the necessity of resilience in the face of industry challenges. With a dash of personal anecdotes, he emphasizes the significance of nurturing creativity and self-care amid professional demands.

Iconic writer, director, and producer Ryan Murphy talks about his love for collecting and preserving artworks, his passion for artists like Andy Warhol and Helen Frankenthaler, and how art inspires his own creativity. They also discuss the forthcoming TV series Feud: Capote vs The Swans and Ryan's involvement in a Warhol documentary. The chapter highlights their interest in preserving legacies, the role of an art advisor, the concept of longing from a queer perspective, meeting Cher, and the power of black in art and fashion.