Last Night on Late Night

Stephen Colbert discusses Trump’s war with the Pope, the just-war doctrine, and the administration’s rhetoric while also mocking artificial-intelligence and technology news.

Jimmy Kimmel covers King Charles’s U.S. visit, Trump’s push for a new White House ballroom, and the strange political spectacle surrounding the royal itinerary.

Jimmy Fallon presents a lighthearted story about a wife-carrying race in England as an encouraging break from the day’s discouraging headlines.

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog roasts politicians and media figures at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, including RFK Jr., Pete Hegseth, and Karoline Leavitt.

Anderson Cooper reacts to Trump portraying himself as Jesus and discusses the administration’s response, the political climate, and the stories he covers as a journalist.

Keke Palmer discusses her new movie I Love Boosters, her work as a Pilates instructor, life with her three-year-old son, and buying an Airstream trailer.

Ayo Edebiri discusses starring in the Broadway production Proof, working with Barack and Michelle Obama as producers, and the personal meaning of a Don Cheadle quote tattoo.

Gaten Matarazzo discusses Pizza Movie, a stoner-comedy love letter built around a search for pizza, and his upcoming movie musical directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Emily Blunt discusses The Devil Wears Prada 2, working with Meryl Streep again, family life with John Krasinski, and the film’s release in theaters.

Patton Oswalt discusses his Epstein-files joke, his latest comedy special Tea and Scotch, and the ways fatherhood and current events become material for his comedy.

Kareem Rahma discusses SubwayTakes, the opinions he debates with strangers, and his new YouTube series Keep the Meter Running, which premieres May 13.

Matthew Rhys discusses Widow’s Bay, his new Apple TV series, and the story of how his relationship with Keri Russell was exposed while they were filming The Americans.

Chet Hanks discusses his band Something Out West’s early performances and his “You Better Run” music video, which uses Forrest Gump-inspired imagery, while also talking about acting and music.

Sabrina Rudin discusses her cookbook Healthy With a Side of Happy while teaching Seth Meyers how to make a tofu “superhero burrito” and explaining her approach to healthy food.

The Great Big Joy Machine performs from its self-titled album on The Late Show, with proceeds benefiting MusicCares.

Kevin Morby performs “Javelin” from his album Little Wide Open on The Late Show.