There has been a lot of buzz surrounding the hit horror-themed TV series "American Horror Story," after network executives confirmed that it has been set for a sixth season. "Poker Face" singer Lady Gaga, who first took part in Season 5, will be back for more haunting stories, while rumor has it that another big Hollywood star will join the cast.
Bradley Cooper was recently spotted having dinner with Lady Gaga in Los Angeles, California. Prior to this incident, Cooper and Lady Gaga were not involved in any project together. They are most certainly not romantically linked since Lady Gaga is engaged with actor Taylor Kinney and Cooper is dating model Irina Shake. Thus, it was unusual to see the duo together in public.
A source, however, told Us Magazine that they may be working on a project together, which is presumed to be "American Horror Story" Season 6. If Cooper is indeed considered for a role in "American Horror Story" Season 6, it would not be his first in the horror department as he previously starred in the psychological horror film "My Little Eye" in 2002. "American Horror Story" Season 6 would also mark his return to the small screen. One of his first roles as an actor was in HBO's "Sex in the City" in 1999.
Since "American Horror Story" is no stranger to enlisting top Hollywood actors and actresses for the series, the two-time Academy Award nominee would find himself in good company, which includes Jessica Lange, Neil Patrick Harris, Chloë Sevigny and Kathy Bates.
As for Lady Gaga, "American Horror Story: Hotel" was her first acting gig, Express UK reported. But even so, Lady Gaga garnered massive praise and positive reviews for her performance. She even won the much-deserved Best Actress Award at the Golden Globes for her role as the Duchess.
In the meantime, the production crew is tight-lipped about the casting and plot details for "American Horror Story" Season 6. However, it is rumored that the upcoming season will center on a story relating to children. It is presumed that this year's horror story will take place in an orphanage or a boarding school.
"American Horror Story" Season 6 will return to TV later this year.
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