This Is What Happens When the Stars of Your 2 Favorite Shows Come Together

Updated on 10/26/2015 at 2:00 AM

The first-ever Entertainment Weekly Fest took place on Saturday, bringing together the stars of creator Ryan Murphy's hit shows American Horror Story: Hotel and Scream Queens. When it came time for the "Ryan Murphy and Friends" panel, Lea Michele, Keke Palmer, and Emma Roberts graced the stage alongside Kathy Bates, Matt Bomer, Ryan, and EW's senior writer, Tim Stack, who facilitated the conversation. Keke also posed for photos on the red carpet, and Lea did a round of interviews. Keep reading to see the best moments from the event, then for some Halloween inspiration, check out costume ideas from both AHS and Scream Queens.

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This Is What Happens When the Stars of Your 2 Favorite Shows Come Together

Emma Roberts, Matt Bomer, Kathy Bates, Ryan Murphy, and Tim Stack

Keke Palmer, Lea Michele, Emma Roberts, Matt Bomer, Kathy Bates, Ryan Murphy, and Tim Stack

Lea Michele

Matt Bomer, Kathy Bates, and Ryan Murphy

Emma Roberts

Keke Palmer, Lea Michele, and Emma Roberts

Keke Palmer and Lea Michele

Kathy Bates

Lea Michele

Keke Palmer, Lea Michele, Emma Roberts, Matt Bomer, Kathy Bates, Ryan Murphy, and Tim Stack

Keke Palmer, Lea Michele, and Emma Roberts

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