Most Bizarre Met Gala Moments, Why Blake Lively Settled, and CRAZY New JP Morgan Exec Story Details, with Red Scare | Ep. 1310

Megyn Kelly recaps the 2026 Met Gala's "fashion is art" theme, mocks standout outfits, and notes the event's shift away from A-list Hollywood stars, before analyzing Blake Lively's settlement with Justin Baldoni and an update on a JP Morgan harassment lawsuit. Guests Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Necrobova from Red Scare join to discuss.

Met Gala Outfits and Absences

Kelly critiques numerous looks as confusing or unflattering, emphasizing the theme's elitist inaccessibility meant to make attendees feel superior. Madonna wore a gothic shipwreck ensemble with a seven-person scarf train; Lena Dunham returned after seven years with shaved eyebrows, weight gain, and leg marks (possibly burns or bruises) in a red feathered Valentino gown, which Kelly calls assaultive but guests praise as unapologetic self-ownership "mogging" Nicole Kidman's similar sequined red Chanel. Heidi Klum posed as a foam-latex "veiled vestal" statue, unrecognizable and Acropolis-inspired; Katy Perry donned a metal face mask and six-fingered gloves echoing Kim Kardashian's past look, framed as reflecting internal turmoil amid her scandals. Sarah Paulson wore a leather dollar-bill mask critiquing 1% greed despite her wealth and the event's $100,000+ cost; Rachel Zegler appeared blindfolded, nodding to a beheading painting and her cancel culture complaints; Sam Smith, non-binary and heavy, wore a 52-pound crysta