Last Night on Late Night

The Tonight Show jokes about Donald Trump’s “telephonically” described peace negotiations with Iran and the stalled diplomatic effort.

Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Donald Trump’s threats toward Iran, attacks on the FDA and vaping policy, and the political fallout surrounding the administration.

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

Josh Tyrangiel promotes AI for Good, arguing that artificial intelligence should be separated from the powerful companies racing to control it. He explains practical uses in medicine, education and communication, distinguishes different kinds of AI and warns that the technology’s speed and confidence require public oversight rather than blind faith in its executives.

Olivia Rodrigo discusses the inspiration behind a song on her new album and how Sex and the City influenced its writing.

Steve Carell discusses his first date, attending a Paul McCartney concert with his wife, and his role in the new series Rooster.

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.

Richard Gadd recalls a memorable encounter with Steve Martin and discusses how The Office UK influenced his career. He also reflects on the success of Baby Reindeer and becoming a three-time Emmy winner.

Mike Tyson discusses the Mike Tyson Invitational 2 and his work showcasing new fighters. He also reflects on his boxing career, psychedelics, and the celebrities who visit him in prison.

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.

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.

Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers perform “Indigo Park,” the title track from Hornsby’s new album Indigo Park, on The Tonight Show.

The Avett Brothers and Mike Patton perform “Disappearing.”