Last Night on Late Night

Stephen Colbert mocks Donald Trump’s AI-generated religious imagery and supporters who call him the Antichrist, then examines bizarre claims from FEMA official Greg Phillips about teleportation and “teleportation juice.” He also jokes about the United States reaching a record-low fertility rate and what might persuade Americans to have more children.

Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Donald Trump attacking him and wanting him fired, mixing the political news with commentary about his own place in late-night television.

Jimmy Fallon jokes about King Charles and Queen Camilla’s New York visit, Trump’s phone call with Putin, and the political spectacle surrounding the royal trip.

Billy Crystal celebrates sharing a March 14 birthday with his grandson, whom he calls his “birthday buddy,” and marks the 65th anniversary of his own bar mitzvah alongside the boy’s ceremony. He also describes the joy his grandchildren bring him and remembers enduring early family birthdays at Chuck E. Cheese.

Meryl Streep discusses returning as Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada 2, calling Lady Gaga, and becoming a grandmother.

Stephen Colbert discusses Stephen Colbert Reveals Final Late Show Date, Addresses Rumors About His Future Plans (Extended).

Anne Hathaway discusses Mother Mary, in which she plays a pop star and sings on the soundtrack, while ranking classic The Devil Wears Prada quotes.

Ina Garten promotes the paperback edition of her memoir Be Ready When the Luck Happens and explains how leaving a White House nuclear-policy job to buy a specialty-food store changed her life. She also previews a 14th cookbook built around simple, make-ahead recipes and defends upgraded store-bought ingredients—except bottled lime juice.

Desi Lydic discusses hosting The Daily Show, growing up with conservative parents, and the story of her puppy accidentally getting high.

Marc Shaiman discusses Marc Shaiman Says Rob Reiner Gave Him His Film Career, Talks Bette Midler Fantasy (Extended).

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II discusses his childhood interests, doing his own stunts, and the advice Jason Momoa gave him about physical performance.

MEEK performs “Fabulous” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.