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Jimmy Kimmel criticized Donald Trump on Monday, April 27, after Trump used the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting as part of his push to restart construction of a White House ballroom.

In his monologue, Kimmel argued that Trump quickly turned the aftermath of the April 25 shooting into an argument supporting his long discussed ballroom project. Trump has repeatedly insisted that the White House needs a new ballroom and has continued promoting the idea in the days following the incident, while also encouraging members of his administration and Republican allies to support the plan.

 

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LeAnn Rimes has pushed back upcoming tour dates after falling seriously ill, telling fans she's been unable to get out of bed as she recovers.

The 43-year-old singer revealed on April 29 that she would not be making it to her scheduled performances in Spokane and Seattle, part of her 30 Years of Blue Tour.

"Due to severe illness, I am unable to travel & perform this week," she shared. "I'm so sorry to share that the upcoming shows in Spokane and Seattle will be rescheduled."

 

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The Bachelorette alum revealed that she is recovering from surgery after discovering a rare condition in her uterus that may affect her chances of becoming pregnant in the future.

"At first they thought it was a didelphys uterus," Hannah wrote on Instagram April 27, noting that doctors initially thought she had a double uterus but later confirmed it's a bicorporeal septate uterus—basically, my uterus is kind of separated into two sides, and that can lead to infertility issues.

Despite the fact that the condition affects approximately 1.5 out of every 100 women, according to the Cleveland Clinic, the 31-year-old stated, "The good news is it's something that can be treated with surgery."

Hannah knew she eventually wanted to get the procedure to potentially have children with her husband Adam Woolard one day; she noted “family planning just hasn’t been front of mind” due to her busy schedule.

"I still don't know if I'm ready," she said of becoming a mother, "but it felt like time to take a first step—and this was that for me."

 

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Khloé Kardashian says there is no repairing her fractured relationship with ex-husband Lamar Odom after his recent comments about their marriage and her role during his recovery reignited old tensions.

Speaking on the latest episode of her Khloé in Wonder Land podcast alongside mother Kris Jenner, the reality star admitted she has not heard from the former NBA player since criticizing him earlier this month over remarks tied to his Netflix documentary, Untold: The Death & Life of Lamar Odom.

"No. What the hell is he gonna say?" Kardashian said when Jenner asked whether Odom had attempted to contact her privately following the backlash surrounding his interviews.

Jenner suggested she expected Odom to apologize after the public criticism, but Kardashian insisted there had been no communication and claimed he appeared to be "doubling down" instead.

 

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This tribute is appropriate for royalty.

Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrated a major milestone in their marriage by sharing a new family photo of themselves cuddling in the grass with their three children, Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 8.

The photo shows the family of five lying in a meadow together, George sandwiched between his parents, while Kate has Louis and then Charlotte on her other side. The family is all smiling broadly as they bask in the sun together.

Kate and William captioned the portrait, which they posted on their official Prince and Princess of Wales Instagram account on April 29, "Celebrating 15 years of marriage." They topped off the post with a red heart.

Throughout their nearly two decades of marriage, which began at London's Westminster Abbey in 2011, William and Kate have not only experienced the joys of parenthood, but they have also been each other's staunchest supporters as they navigated a life in the international spotlight.

 

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Peter Falk's daughter, Jacqueline Falk, has died at the age of 60 in what authorities have ruled a suicide.

According to records from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, Jacqueline died Monday at a residence in Los Angeles. Officials confirmed the manner of death but noted that further details, including whether a note was left behind, have not been publicly disclosed.

The news was first reported Wednesday, drawing renewed attention to the private life of the late "Columbo" star's family.

Jacqueline, often called Jackie, was one of two daughters adopted by Falk and his first wife, Alyce Mayo, after their marriage in 1960. Her sister, Catherine Falk, has maintained a more public presence over the years, while Jacqueline largely stayed out of the spotlight.

Falk and Mayo divorced in 1976, ending a 16-year marriage. The actor went on to wed actress Shera Danese the following year, and the couple remained together until his death in 2011.

In contrast to Jacqueline's quiet life, Catherine became known for her advocacy work tied to familial visitation rights. After experiencing difficulties maintaining contact with her father during his later years, she founded an organization aimed at helping others facing similar situations.

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