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“American Horror Story” fans better prepare themselves for the most ambitious season yet. Ryan Murphy revealed on Twitter that the upcoming eighth season of the long-running FX anthology series will be a crossover event in which the worlds from Season 1 (“Murder House”) and Season 3 (“Coven”) will come together.

“The ‘Coven’/’Murder’ House ‘Ahs’ crossover season won’t be happening next year…because it’s happening This Year,” Murphy tweeted. “‘Ahs’ #8 Witches Rule This September.”

“Murder House” kicked off the show in 2011 with the story of the Harmon family, played by Connie Britton, Taissa Farmiga, and Dylan McDermott. Neither Britton nor McDermott have been confirmed for Season 8, but series regulars Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, and Kathy Bates will be leading the new installment. Britton has not appeared in any “American Horror Story” season except the first, and fans have been clamoring for her return ever since.

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“Part of the horror and the scary parts of it was how close to home it was,” says Sarah Paulson about “American Horror Story: Cult.” Season 7 of FX’s anthology series was more grounded in reality than any of the other installments, which Paulson confesses was by design. “There was a very serious effort made even from a design standpoint to make the rooms of the house smaller, to make everything feel a little bit more ordinary.” Watch our exclusive video interview with Paulson above.

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Paulson portrays Ally Mayfair-Richards (“I like the hyphen!” she laughs) in the show’s seventh season, a wife and mother whose phobias and anxieties return after Donald Trump wins the 2016 presidential election. Throughout the course of “Ahs: Cult” Ally joins a murderous...

Airport author Arthur Hailey has died aged 84 at his home in the Bahamas. The British-born writer of 11 best-selling novels, including Hotel and The Moneychangers, died in his sleep on Wednesday at his New Providence island home, where he settled with wife Sheila in 1969. He said of his books, which depicted ordinary people thrust into extraordinary situations, "I don't think I really invented anybody. I have drawn on life." Sheila says of her late husband, "Arthur was a very humble man but was delighted with the letters he used to get from readers praising his books. He was incredibly proud of them." Hailey had four sons and two daughters from two marriages. His body will be cremated in a private ceremony in Nassau this weekend.