Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers covers Donald Trump’s planned medical checkup at Walter Reed, a Fort Knox gold inspection and an “under-babied” diagnosis from Dr. Oz. He then examines how the Iran war and rising inflation undercut Trump’s promises to lower the cost of energy, groceries and air travel.

Tiffany Haddish discusses her career and public profile, including her Sports Illustrated swimsuit appearance and recent acting work.

Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal celebrate the Tribeca Festival’s 25th year, explaining how it began as an effort to restore normal life in lower Manhattan after 9/11. They recall their 38-year partnership, the festival’s role in launching filmmakers and Rosenthal persuading a rain-wary Elton John to perform outdoors by offering him Nobu.

Johnny Knoxville promotes Jackass Best and Last, the group’s final film, and recalls an enormous explosion that led bystanders to think a plane had crashed. He also revisits kidnapping Brad Pitt for an early bit, credits his prank-loving father for his comic instincts and confirms the cast will continue with a podcast.

Josh Groban discusses working with his father and his musical influences, including his interest in covering Monty Python songs.

Inde Navarrette promotes the horror film Obsession, explaining how a wish for love transforms her character’s best friend into a dangerously possessive admirer. She also discusses watching Jackass with her family, skydiving and getting piercings on her 18th birthday, and secretly attending a screening in disguise.

Maluma promotes his new album Loco X Volver, describing it as a return to his Colombian roots. He also shares that he is expecting a son, explains why daughter Paris knows him as Juan Luis at home and Maluma onstage, and recounts Shakira visiting his ranch to ride one of his prized Colombian horses.

Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli promote Off Campus, describing the series as a college ensemble mixing hockey, music, romance and friendships. They discuss the show’s sudden popularity, J.Lo following the cast, Bright’s much-memed bicycle helmet and Cameli’s early work modeling T-shirts before joining Jimmy Fallon for a playful dance inspired by their characters.