Ryan Murphy News

The fourth season of GLEE promises a host of surprises as well as guest appearances by Kate Hudson and Sarah Jessica Parker. The show will also welcome new cast members Dean Guyer, Jacob Artist, Melissa Benoist and Becca Tobin, and will see the debut appearance of GLEE PROJECT season 2 winner Blake Jenner. Check out the full performance of 'Call Me Maybe' from Thursday's premiere below!

Andrew Rannells will guest on Bravo TV's late night talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE! tonight, September 11th, the night his new sitcom, 'The New Normal' premieres on NBC. He will be joined by Nicole Richie on the show.

NBC has just released interviews with the stars of its new comedy THE NEW NORMAL. Below, watch as Andrew Rannells discusses the universal core message of the show, Ellen Barkin discusses her character's harsh demeanor and Justin Bartha discusses the surprising way two families come together in the hilarious, new sitcom.

NBC will add a series preview of its new comedy THE NEW NORMAL tonight, September 10 (10-10:30 p.m. ET) following the season premiere of 'The Voice' (8-10 p.m. ET). 'The New Normal' will premiere in its regular day and time on the following night - Tuesday, September 11 (9:30-10 p.m. ET) - with a new episode.

Kate Hudson's full performance of the mashup 'Americano/Dance Again' from GLEE Season 4 has been released, giving fans an extended look at Hudson heating up the dance floor as NYADA's new dance teacher, Cassandra. Check out the actress in the video below!

In a new promo released by FOX for the Season 4 premiere of GLEE, Sue Sylvester introduces viewers to Kitty (newcomer Becca Tobin), who she describes as “a young Quinn Fabray except she's not pregnant, manic depressive or in and out of a wheelchair.' Check it out below!

In a new promo released by FOX for the Season 4 premiere of GLEE, Sue Sylvester introduces viewers to Kitty (newcomer Becca Tobin), who she describes as "a young Quinn Fabray except she's not pregnant, manic depressive or in and out of a wheelchair.' Also in the promo, New Directions takes on the hit tune of the summer, "Call Me Maybe." Check it out below!

Jackie Hoffman, the Broadway star of The Addams Family, Xanadu and Hairspray, and of TV's new series The New Normal, from Glee creator Ryan Murphy, will appear in a new show on September 22nd and 23rd at 7:30 pm, when she brings a hilarious close to this summer's star-studded Broadway at The Art House series, hosted by Sirius XM Radio star Seth Rudetsky at the piano.

FOX is set to reveal its season's promotional photos on the new Faces of FOX website later today, September 6, at FoxFlash.com/facesoffox. In the meantime, check out a video featurette about the whole undertaking, plus a sneak peek at GLEE's Lea Michele posing for the camera, below!

Five brand new songs from the upcoming Season 4 of GLEE have been released! Get a first listen below!

THE NEW NORMAL's Ellen Barkin appeared on NBC's 'Late Show With Jimmy Fallon' last night to chat about her new comedy premiering September 11th. Barkin spoke about the controversy surrounding the Ryan Murphy-created series which tells the story of a gay couple who relies on a surrogate to have a baby. Check out her appearance below!

GLEE gave fans a first listen to five songs from Season 4's first two episodes on its Facebook page today, Sept. 5. The one-time-only event was hosted by Kevin McHale and Darren Criss.

NBC will add a series preview of its new comedy THE NEW NORMAL on Monday, September 10 (10-10:30 p.m. ET) following the season premiere of 'The Voice' (8-10 p.m. ET). 'The New Normal' will premiere in its regular day and time on the following night - Tuesday, September 11 (9:30-10 p.m. ET) - with a new episode.

The Paley Center for Media announced today that it will partner with Livestream to offer live streaming of all panels at PaleyFest: Fall TV Preview Parties, today, September 5 - 11 at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills.

FX, basic cable's leader for scripted programming in the fall season, has set its fall schedule with the return of six original series in September and October.

GLEE gave fans a treat on the show's Facebook page with a poster featuring Jane Lynch and Darren Criss reminding viewers that just 13 days remain until the Season 4 premiere. Check it out below! The show's Facebook post reads, 'Let the countdown begin! The new season of Glee premieres THUR Sept. 13 at 9/8c! Share the image with your friends and collect all 13.' Looks like all you Gleeks need to get ready for a poster countdown!

A gay gallimaufry, Ryan Murphy and Ali Adler's new NBC half-hour comedy THE NEW NORMAL more than merely delivers on the premise of a meta-MODERN FAMILY complete with all the requisite Murphy touches - and much, much more. After all, Murphy is the man behind POPULAR and GLEE, two of the most genre-bending and outrageous TV comedies of the 21st century (in addition to the just 17-time nominated new FX horror series AMERICAN HORROR STORY), so THE NEW NORMAL provides him with a mainstream, mainstage, network series in which he can explore the lighter side of life while also imparting a serious, progressive and all-too-apropos message along the way: A family is a family is a family. Gay, straight or otherwise, a family is founded upon love and only love as its basis and the overriding theme of the series is exactly that. While this all may sound a bit ooey gooey and pat, it is anything but in its style, presentation and attitude.

FX has recently provided fans with 11 short teasers clips for Ryan Murphy's AMERICAN HORROR STORY: ASYLYM. Today, the cable network released the first two promos for the upcoming season, which feature the series cast. Check them out below!

Andrew Rannells will guest on Bravo TV's late night talk show WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE! on Tuesday, September 11th, the night his new sitcom, 'The New Normal' premieres on NBC. He will be joined by Nicole Richie on the show.

TVGuide.com reports that actress Ellen Barkin is standing behind her response to the recent controversy over a Mormon-owned Utah TV station that is refusing to air her new NBC comedy series THE NEW NORMAL. The station told the Salt Lake Tribune last week that they were not comfortable with the show's content.