Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Kimmel covers Donald Trump’s record-low approval rating, the Justice Department’s investigation of E. Jean Carroll and plans for a Trump $250 bill. He also ridicules the troubled entertainment lineup for America’s 250th-anniversary celebration, discusses a tentative U.S.-Iran agreement and mocks RFK Jr.’s latest snake-handling video.

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.

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.

Dan Levy promotes Big Mistakes, explaining that its loud family treats yelling as a love language and that a consultant helped authenticate his closeted pastor’s faith. He also recalls growing up around Martin Short and the SCTV circle, abandoning improv beneath a giant photo of his father and finally earning a driver’s license after failing 12 tests.

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.

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.

Lamorne Morris promotes Spider Noir and describes Nicolas Cage as an exceptionally disciplined, fascinating co-star who interrupted an intense scene to reveal a watch Morris had encouraged him to buy. He also recalls nervously approaching Eddie Murphy at a comedy brunch and explains how his first hosting job required riding roller coasters dozens of times a day.

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.

She & Him perform “I Thought I Saw Your Face Today” from their debut album Volume One.