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American Horror Story: Cult promotional poster (Wikimedia Commons, Fair Use)

American Horror Story: Cult promotional poster (Wikimedia Commons, Fair Use)

LOS ANGELES — The women of “American Horror Story: Cult” came to Fox Studios promote the new season for an audience of television critics Wednesday, but they couldn’t actually say anything about the show.

Stars Sarah Paulson, Alison Pill, Adina Porter and Billie Lourd gave vague answers to critics’ questions and apologized for saying so little.

Here’s what they could reveal: It involves a lesbian marriage, a broadcast journalist and what one producer described as “an exciting trip to the grocery store.”

Though show creator Ryan Murphy has said “Cult” was inspired by the election of President Donald Trump, producer Alexis Martin Woodall says the seventh self-contained installment in the “American Horror Story” anthology “is more about the world around us.”

The show returns to FX on Sept. 5 for 10 episodes.

 

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