Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers examines Donald Trump’s repost of a 2004 article about The Apprentice before turning to current political news and the administration’s attempts to revive old narratives about Trump’s television career.

Jimmy Kimmel mocks Donald Trump’s cabinet for lavishly flattering him, Pete Hegseth for confusing Poland with Germany and RFK Jr. for attacking Kimmel over a parody article. He also covers Ken Paxton’s Texas primary victory before arguing that reality personality Spencer Pratt is unqualified to become mayor of Los Angeles.

Charlize Theron discusses producing and starring in Apex, an action thriller set to premiere on Netflix, and describes the injuries and accidents that accompany her stunt work. She also talks about filming around snakes in Australia and how her children react to her work.

Colin Jost promotes Pop Culture Jeopardy! and The Breadwinner, explaining that the new comedy casts him as a territorial stay-at-home dad opposite Nate Bargatze. He also describes developing his Pete Hegseth impression, admits he was intimidated acting beside Matt Damon in an SNL cold open and recalls following presidents and athletes at a surreal Philadelphia event with Kate McKinnon.

Jennifer Lopez discusses being single, her children going to college and an office romance with Brett Goldstein.

Jorma Taccone discusses his new movie Over Your Dead Body and the absurd stories behind its production. He also talks about his Finnish name, his work with The Lonely Island, and the physical comedy involved in the film.

Sienna Miller discusses friendship, motherhood, and balancing life with a newborn and toddler.

Josh Johnson discusses his HBO Max comedy special Josh Johnson: Symphony and contrasts veteran bus people with riders newly pushed onto public transit by high gas prices. He also recalls running miles to a restaurant job as a teenager and shares his uncle’s habit of mangling familiar sayings.

Nas and AZ perform a medley of “Life’s a Bitch” from Illmatic and “So High” from AZ’s album Doe or Die III, joined by Mumu Fresh, The Roots and DJ Doo Wop.

Stella Lefty performs “Boston.”