Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Donald Trump’s reported fury over the Iran war, Elon Musk’s planned Republican midterm spending and customers returning to Taco Bell amid a lettuce-parasite outbreak. He also riffs on Tom Holland’s simultaneous Spider-Man and Odyssey releases, sold-out electric Ferraris and expensive moth-eaten designer shirts.

Seth Meyers discusses Trump’s claims about changing the grass around Washington, D.C., along with other political news and commentary.

Desi Lydic’s Foxsplains parody mocks conservative outrage over Anthony Fauci’s diary, including entries about his fame, journalists and gifts from the Bidens. By repeating contradictory accusations that Fauci both created a deadly virus and overreacted to one that wasn’t that deadly, the segment exposes the commentary’s incoherence.

Zoe Saldaña promotes Lioness season three, explaining that she initially rejected Taylor Sheridan’s offer for a year before his confidence helped her believe in herself. She also jokes about her son distinguishing her supporting-actress Oscar from Best Actress, discusses learning Italian to follow family gossip, and reveals the off-camera help behind her character’s grueling workout scenes.

Seth Rogen promotes The Invite, a sexually charged comedy featuring Penélope Cruz, and says the movie’s dance scene grew from Cruz spontaneously singing Sade. He and Ike Barinholtz recount an awkward late-night encounter smoking weed with Paul McCartney. Rogen also jokes about his first colonoscopy and confirms that season two of The Studio is in production.

Timothy Olyphant jokes with Seth Meyers about interrupting his introduction, drawing on the cue cards, and requesting a personalized show mug.

Theo Baker promotes How to Rule the World, which combines a portrait of Stanford’s startup culture, an investigation into university president Marc Tessier-Lavigne’s research, and his own path from coding to journalism. He describes uncovering problems in Alzheimer’s studies as a freshman and the credibility challenges of asking sources to trust a teenager. Baker also critiques Stanford’s close relationship with Silicon Valley funding.

Drew Starkey discusses crying after filming his final Outer Banks scene and the emotions of leaving the series.

Willow promotes her new album The Thread and explains that growing up in an artistic family made art feel like a natural path. She describes her drive to keep making music during consequential times and discusses the album’s puzzle-like cover, her love of metal, and how the Telepathy Tapes inspired “Talk on the Hill.”

Cooper Hoffman discusses becoming a teenage red-carpet reporter, the Knicks’ championship run, and starring in I Want Your Sex.

Feid performs “A Xon De Que” from his new EP El Club de las 19 Flores on The Tonight Show.

Willow performs “Talk on the Hill” from her album The Thread on Jimmy Kimmel Live!