•• Actress Virginia Madsen visited The Talk on Wednesday to tease some killer details about the chilling summer series, American Gothic. The new murder mystery follows a wealthy Boston family connected to a string of infamous murders.

Someone in the Hawthorne family committed the crimes, but who? Turns out, not even the cast knows! Virginia Madsen chatted with the hosts and guest co-hosts Yvette Nicole Brown from The Odd Couple and Heather Tom from The Bold and the Beautiful about being a suspect, playing a “powerful and manipulative” character, and making tough decisions.

She also made an appearance on KCAL9 and talked to Sandra Mitchell about the show. Watch the interview below.

•• Oscar-nominated actress Virginia Madsen stopped by HuffPost this week to interview her mother Elaine, for Talk To Me. The two discussed their documentary “I Know A Woman Like That,” which highlights remarkable older women, including Rita Moreno and Gloria Steinem, who haven’t let societal pressures to slow down stop them from living life to the fullest. Elaine described the film (which is available on all digital platforms on May 10) as an “exploration of a new way to live the upper decades of your life.”

But their talk about the film, which Virginia produced and Elaine directed, broadened into a conversation about aging, representation of women in Hollywood and the privilege the two have felt staying healthy while getting older.

“If you’re lucky, you get to be old,” Elaine said. “You get to be old.”

In the video above, watch Elaine and Virginia discuss their experience working on the film together and the way their perspectives on life have changed as time has gone on. Elaine acknowledged that she’s become more fearless. “I feel like, ‘What have I got to lose?’”

“In the upper decades of your life, there is a reality that your life can stop or change in a minute,” she eliadded. “And you can choose to live fearfully with that or you can choose to live wisely with that.”

•• It’s one thing to find out someone in your family doesn’t like your favorite show or is obsessed with Benedict Cumberbatch. It’s something else entirely to find out they’re, say, a murderer. And that’s the dilemma facing the family at the center of American Gothic.

EW has an exclusive first look at the first promo for the new CBS show, which stars Virginia Madsen, Anthony Starr, Juliet Rylance, and more as it tells the story of a Boston family that realizes someone in their family could be linked to an infamous string of murders. Over the season’s 13 episodes, the suspicion that a killer is in their midst threatens to tear the family apart.

American Gothic premieres Wednesday, June 22 at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.