Last Night on Late Night

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.

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.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor discuss their dinosaur movie The End of Oak Street, recalling the exhausting running scenes and McGregor accidentally denting a prop dinosaur head. Hathaway shares how her family is preparing for a third child, while McGregor explains his plan to restore a boat and sail from Scotland to Rio de Janeiro for a documentary.

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.

Dominic Sessa discusses playing a young Anthony Bourdain in Tony and finding an emotional connection to a period of Bourdain’s life with little surviving footage. He also recalls Antonio Banderas repeatedly throwing water on him during filming and explains how The Holdovers began with an audition at his boarding school.

Jasmine Crockett discusses the performative behavior she sees from Republican colleagues and argues that the midterms are essential for checking the administration and pursuing congressional investigations. She also explains that after leaving office she hopes to return to legal work while continuing to support candidates through her My Fire PAC.

Ravyn Lenae performs “Handle” from her album Blue Island on The Tonight Show.