| No Images? Click here   A tearful Jimmy Kimmel opened up on his show Monday night about a health scare involving the newest member of his family. After delivering a tearful monologue, the late night host also expressed why all Americans, regardless of political beliefs, deserve access to health care.  Yesterday was the first Monday in May, which means all your faves headed to the Metropolitan Museum in New York City for the annual Met Gala. Katy Perry and Celine Dion got avant-garde, while Ryan Reynolds got all mushy about Blake Lively. Oh, and Sarah Paulson freaked out over Madonna on the red carpet. Priceless.                 We all know Andy Cohen warms his West Village apartment at night by stoking the fires of Susan Sarandon and Debra Messing’s Twitter feud, so of course he turned the temperature all the way up when the Oscar winner returned to the clubhouse. In other Sarandon news, the actress joined the "Bad Moms" sequel. Rejoice: Late-night TV is safe! The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers reached an agreement, avoiding a strike. That means we won't have to say a temporary goodbye to Stephen Colbert or Trevor Noah, and Elizabeth Warren can keep on watching "Ballers."    Read more:
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