Matt Bomer, Lady Gaga & Cheyenne Jackson To Star In 'American Horror Story: Hotel'

Matt Bomer and Cheyenne Jackson will star in American Horror Story: Hotel.

Fresh off his Golden Globe win for Ryan Murphy's Emmy-winning The Normal Heart, Matt Bomer will star alongside Lady Gaga in the next installment of American Horror Story: Hotel, it was announced this evening at PaleyFest. Also announced was the addition of Cheyenne Jackson (30 Rock, Glee) to the ensemble of the eagerly anticipated fifth installment of FX's horror anthology series.

Bomer is no stranger to the world of American Horror Story, having appeared in the last installment, American Horror Story: Freak Show. He won the Golden Globe and Critics' Choice Award for his performance in The Normal Heart. He starred for six seasons on USA's White Collar. He will soon be seen in the features Magic Mike XXL and The Nice Guys and the HBO film Monty Clift. Earlier in his career, Bomer had a memorable run in the role of Ben Reade on daytime soap opera Guiding Light.

Jackson guest starred on Ryan Murphy's Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning Glee in addition to 30 Rock and the feature films Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks and United 93.

Production of the 13-episode Hotel will begin in Los Angeles in late summer, and will air on FX in October. The American Horror Story franchise is produced by Twentieth Century Fox Television.

Complete List of Men Featured in People's "Sexiest Man Alive" 2014 Issue

Chris Hemsworth is People magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" 2014.

Check out a complete list of men featured in People’s "Sexiest Man Alive" 2014 issue below:

"Sexiest Man Alive" 2014: Chris Hemsworth

Men of the Year: These Guys Made a Serious Splash in 2014
Chris Pratt, Eddie Redmayne, Kit Harington, Ki Hong Lee, Seth Meyers, Property Brothers, Billy Magnussen, Teddy Sears Scott. Michael Strahan, Charlie Hunnam, Alfred Enoch, Matt Bomer, David Muir, Wes Bentley, John Cho, Diego Klattenhoff, Matt Czuchry, Tim Tebow, Michael B. Jordan

Final Season of 'White Collar' Premieres Thursday on USA, Followed by the Return of 'Covert Affairs'

White Collar returns on November 6 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on USA.

On Thursday, November 6, USA Network will feature the premiere of the final season of White Collar plus the return of Covert Affairs.

First, on White Collar, in an attempt to secure his freedom once and for all, Neal (Matt Bomer) convinces Peter to strike an ironclad deal with the FBI brass. But first, he must gain access to the leader of an international crime syndicate. Meanwhile, El (Tiffani Thiessen) is confronted with startling news about her future with Peter (Tim DeKay).

News Brief: 'True Blood' Finale Disappoints Critics, Hits Season High in Ratings; Matt Bomer to Guest on 'Freak Show'; Do Primetime Emmys Still Matter?

* True Blood's last episode was the most disappointing series finale in a long time. Something about the blandness of True Blood's finale felt almost offensive. Jessica and Hoyt got hitched, because it was Bill's greatest wish to see his progeny married off? Bill just had to lecture Sookie about how having children makes life worth living? Sookie needed to chat with the Reverend about God's plan? For a show that once skewered Ted Cruz and other self-proclaimed defenders of "family values," this was pretty conservative stuff. What happened to the transgressive fun of True Blood?

* True Blood ended as it lived: a complete mess with no emotional center.

* 4.1 million viewers tuned in for the initial airing of the True Blood series finale, a Season 4 high.

* Do the Primetime Emmys still matter in 2014? Television -- most reasonably discerning people can agree -- is better than ever. There are more worthy series to honor on more networks than at any time in the medium's 75-year history. Yet, the awards show that honors this bounty seems to be sliding into, if not outright irrelevance, then senescence.

* Ashton Kutcher was the highest-paid TV actor in 2014 ($26 million).

* Matt Bomer will guest star on one episode of American Horror Story: Freak Show. Creator Ryan Murphy broke the news himself at EW’s Emmy Party saying he’s excited to reunite once again with the "amazing" actor

* TiVo now has a product aimed at cord-cutting DVR lovers: The company has announced its first antenna-only DVR, the Roamio OTA. Priced at $50, the limited-edition DVR is not equipped to receive or record cable or satellite television. According to TiVo, 88% of the most-recorded shows among its customers are available free over-the-air with a digital antenna.