Last Night on Late Night

Stephen Colbert mocks Donald Trump’s claim of total victory after agreeing to a ceasefire with Iran, highlighting the war’s unmet objectives, its costs, and the political contradictions behind the announcement.

Jimmy Kimmel discusses the disruption of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner after an armed intruder, Trump’s demand that he be fired, and Kimmel’s satirical alternative dinner featuring a presidential roast.

Seth Meyers covers Trump’s push for a $400 million White House ballroom, the armed disruption at the Correspondents’ Dinner, and the administration’s shifting explanations for the project.

The Daily Show examines the armed disruption of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Trump’s push for a new ballroom, and the political spectacle surrounding the event.

Stanley Tucci discusses The Devil Wears Prada 2, returning as Nigel, reuniting with Meryl Streep, and the film’s Milan fashion-week appearance and May 1 theatrical release.

Bryan Cranston discusses returning as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle: Life Still Unfair and jokes with Stephen Colbert about Heated Rivalry, aging, and the physical demands of his earlier roles.

Anthony Anderson discusses his new cookbook AC Barbecue, streaking after the Dodgers’ World Series win, a childhood prediction about his future, and being invited to perform piano at the Hollywood Bowl.

Rose Byrne discusses starring in the Broadway play Fallen Angels, the rapid-fire dialogue and physical comedy, and reuniting with her Bridesmaids castmates during awards season.

Jodi Kantor discusses her reporting on the Supreme Court’s shadow docket and her book How to Start: Discovering Your Life’s Work, which examines how people find meaningful work.

Brenda Song reflects on her Disney years, the lasting popularity of London Tipton’s “PRNDL” joke, her relationship with Macaulay Culkin, and her Backstreet Boys fandom.

Robert Plant discusses his love of English, Scottish, Welsh, and Irish folk music, the differences between musical traditions, and why sea shanties have never appealed to him.

Ebon Moss-Bachrach discusses making his Broadway debut in Dog Day Afternoon, the play’s lively audiences, and his long-standing love of New York theater.

Diljit Dosanjh discusses his album Aura, the Punjabi identity behind its title, his signature dance and stage moves, and the Aura World Tour.

Diljit Dosanjh performs “Morni” from his new EP The Call of Punjab on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Robert Plant with Saving Grace performs “Ramble On” on The Late Show.

Robert Plant with Saving Grace performs “Higher Rock” on The Late Show.