Last Night on Late Night

Tiffany Haddish closes her guest-hosting week by reading unusual viewer emails and responding to local stories, including El Niño and a city council dispute. She also gets an etiquette lesson from Guillermo involving oysters, salad, chicken wings and thank-you notes before presenting an unnecessary-censorship montage.

Seth Meyers examines Donald Trump’s move toward war with Iran despite his antiwar campaign rhetoric, along with Trump’s suggestion that the United States could “take” Cuba. He also covers Rand Paul challenging DHS nominee Markwayne Mullin over dueling and Tulsi Gabbard selectively quoting her own congressional testimony.

Sarah Silverman describes her longtime friendship with Tiffany Haddish, their candid Marco Polo exchanges and the bat mitzvah officiated by Silverman’s rabbi sister. She also presents a detailed matchmaking pitch for Haddish and jokes about aging, while explicitly saying she has nothing to promote.

Ryan Gosling discusses Project Hail Mary, including acting opposite a practical puppet for Rocky, helping develop the alien’s voice and filming zero-gravity scenes on wires. He also reenacts his first television appearance and explains how his daughters recorded temporary dialogue for Rocky while he prepared the movie.

Callum Turner promotes One Night Only, a comedy set in an America where premarital sex is legal for only twelve hours each year, and demonstrates the pizza-making skills he learned for the role. He also explains why he avoided The Beatles for 35 years and how Jimmy Fallon’s interviews helped him practice the film’s New York accent.

Liza Colón-Zayas discusses the final season of The Bear, including cooking on set and working with her husband David Zayas. She also promotes Spider-Man: Brand New Day, recalls landing the role over Zoom and says Tom Holland was surprised by how forcefully she grabbed him during a scene.

Jessie Ware promotes her album Superbloom and explains how she persuaded James Norton to play a cowboy in the “Ride” video, even rehearsing their intimate scenes while her son watched. She also discusses making the Table Manners podcast with her mother and recalls an awkward encounter with Taylor Swift.

Sunny Sandler promotes Don't Say Good Luck, in which a teenager lands the lead in her school play as she learns her mother’s cancer has returned. She also recalls filming Grown Ups with a 104-degree fever, confirms that Grown Ups 3 has started production, and reveals that her father, Adam Sandler, wears socks in the pool.

Chance the Rapper performs “Same Drugs” on The Tonight Show ahead of the Coloring Book 10 Tour.