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Ryan Murphy and Evan Peters are speaking out.

The DAHMER – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story creator and star had a conversation for Variety about the hit true crime Netflix series.

During their conversation, they addressed a controversy regarding how it was tagged on the streaming service, as well as the diet Evan needed to take on the role, and their future projects together.

Find out what they said…

Lea Michele is opening up about her life today.

The 36-year-old actress spoke out in a new interview about with Town & Country Magazine about her Funny Girl gig, her relationship with co-stars past and present, and how she’s handling her life on Broadway.

She also revealed Barbra Streisand‘s reaction to her Broadway run as Fanny Brice.

Find out what she had to say…

Only three Netflix TV shows have reached one billion hours streamed ever – and Dahmer — Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story just joined the list!

The show, from Ryan Murphy & Ian Brennan, stars Evan Peters as real life serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. The show debuted on Netflix this past fall, and quickly hit the top 10 most popular shows list.

Netflix just confirmed that only 2 other television shows have ever reached over 1 billion hours streamed.

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We learned SO MUCH about the behind-the-scenes atmosphere on the TV show Glee from series creator Ryan Murphy‘s two-part tell-all interview and we’re recapping the 36 biggest revelations.

The 56-year-old television producer was the first guest on Glee stars Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz‘s new recap podcast And That’s What You REALLY Missed.

The nearly three-hour interview was split into two episode and now that both episodes are out, let’s go over the biggest things we learned throughout the two parts.

While being introduced on the first half of the podcast, Ryan confirmed that he was down to answer any question.

“I sort of told you both like, I’ve never really talked about the making of Glee and for all of us, I think it was the beginning of a lot of things and the end of a lot of things. And you know what, I’m just going to talk about all of it and answer anything that’s asked of me. This is going to be like a really intense therapy session,” he said. “There’s no question too small or too big.”

Click through the slideshow to find out what we learned from Ryan Murphy’s interview…

Ryan Murphy is opening up about handling the death of Cory Monteith on Glee and why he thinks the show should’ve ended after the young actor died.

Cory played the lead role of Finn Hudson on Glee and he died in July 2013, right before the show went into production on season five. The show paid tribute to Cory and Finn in episode three of that season, which was titled “The Quarterback.”

“I would not have done that show now. I just would not have done it. I felt like it was way too raw and way too soon,” Ryan said during an episode of the new Glee recap podcast And That’s What You REALLY Missed with hosts Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale.

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Ryan Murphy is telling all about the behind-the-scenes drama that happened on Glee and the second part of his podcast has arrived.

The 56-year-old television producer is the first guest on Glee stars Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz‘s new recap podcast And That’s What You REALLY Missed.

While being introduced on the first half of the podcast, Ryan confirmed that he was down to answer any question.

“I sort of told you both like, I’ve never really talked about the making of Glee and for all of us, I think it was the beginning of a lot of things and the end of a lot of things. And you know what, I’m just going to talk about all of it and answer anything that’s asked of me. This is going to be like a really intense therapy session,” he said. “There’s no question too small or too big.”

We already recapped 18 big revelations from part one and now we’re taking a look at the big revelations he made in part two.

Click through the slideshow to find out what we learned from Ryan Murphy’s interview…