Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Donald Trump’s “naughty or nice” list for NATO allies, congressional reactions, and the latest political controversies.

Stephen Colbert jokes about Iran telling Donald Trump he is losing, rising condom prices, a penis-shaped cloud, and Kash Patel’s latest political problems.

Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Donald Trump’s claims that the Iran war is over, Kash Patel’s public controversies, and right-wing reactions to the administration’s political problems.

Seth Meyers’ A Closer Look examines Donald Trump’s record-low approval rating, Republican infighting, cabinet turnover, and FBI Director Kash Patel’s alleged misconduct and absences.

Michael Kosta jokes about rising prices, political chaos, and the latest absurdities surrounding the Trump administration.

Charlize Theron discusses Apex and the many snake handlers required while filming in Australia, where she encountered snakes around the production. She also talks about her children’s reactions to her work and the demands of making the action thriller.

Pete Buttigieg discusses how America’s role in the world has diminished under Donald Trump and reflects on his early political experiences and foreign-policy concerns.

Adam Scott discusses Hallow Road, his upcoming horror movie, and returning to Severance for its third season. He also recalls bringing friends to Coachella and talks about the odd pressures of managing work and adult responsibilities.

Colman Domingo discusses Michael, the upcoming biopic in which he plays Joe Jackson, and his friendship with Zendaya, whom he first encountered when she was a child. He also demonstrates his moonwalk and reflects on performing across film, television, and stage roles.

Maria Sharapova discusses her new Vox Media podcast Pretty Tough and how her tennis mindset shapes her approach to business, competition, and parenting.

Donnie Wahlberg discusses starring in and executive producing Boston Blue, which airs on CBS and streams on Paramount+. He also talks about New Kids on the Block and wanting to see Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Mark Wahlberg together on the show.

Andy Serkis discusses his long-held ambition to bring George Orwell’s Animal Farm to the screen and the creative challenges of adapting the novel.

Tim Walz discusses Donald Trump’s attacks on Minnesota, his work as governor, and his decision not to run for reelection. He also explains his political priorities and response to national criticism.

Scott MacArthur discusses Running Point, whose second season is streaming on Netflix. He tells the story of meeting a photographer at Jamba Juice for headshots while driving his brother’s car and recalls offending Kate Hudson by going sockless.

Morgan Neville discusses Lorne, his documentary about Lorne Michaels, and the challenge of filming an inscrutable subject who kept disappearing during production. He reflects on following Michaels around the building and turning that access into a portrait of his creative process.

Ashley McBryde performs “What If We Don’t?” from her upcoming album Wild on The Tonight Show.