'Scream Queens': Ariana Grande's First Look, 'American Horror Story' Actress Emma Roberts' Role Revealed

Ryan Murphy, co-creator of “Scream Queens,” has shared the first look of Ariana Grande from the set of the upcoming FOX’s new horror-comedy anthology. According to reports, the singer recently began shooting for her scenes and thus was missing from the first batch of first look photos featuring most of the cast members.

The co-creator of the new show has shared the photo on Twitter, saying “Ariana and Keke Staircase Slay on the set of Scream Queens.” [Check the Photo Here] Murphy has created the show with his “Glee” buddies Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan. “Scream Queens” is set to premiere this fall but it is already generating quite a buzz on social media because of its star-cast, quirky plot-line and the rumoured rift between Emma Roberts and Ariana Grande that turned out to be not true.

In addition to Roberts and Grande, the show stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Lea Michele, Keke Palmer, Oliver Hudson, Abigail Breslin and Nick Jonas. The show revolves around a college campus that is rocked by a series of murder at the twentieth anniversary of a sorority pledge gone wrong.

Speaking about the new show, Murphy told Entertainment Weekly (EW) that all the characters will be introduced in the first episode and each character has the motivation to be the killer. The identity of the killer is going to be revealed in the final episode.

The co-creator revealed that Roberts is playing the fashionable, funny and ruthless president of Kappa Sorority. Her character is called Chanel. “All her life all she’s wanted to do is be president of Kappa and have this great boyfriend and rule the roost," Murphy said to EW. And Breslin and Billie Lourd’s are playing the roles of Chanel’s henchwomen. Grande’s character, too, will be part of this group.

Glen Powell is playing the role of Chanel’s boyfriend. He and Jonas’ characters are part of a golfing fraternity and are the most popular guys on the campus. Murphy has described them as “white entitled kids” who are “preppy monsters.”

Jamie Lee Curtis is playing Cathy Munsch, the dean of the school. Murphy has described the character as a "leader" and "crusader" who has had enough with the sorority girls. Palmer will be seen as Zayday who is a genius, with high IQ. She is part of the sorority but does not like it. She has joined it to “bolster her resume,” according to Murphy.

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