Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon covers Spain cropping Donald Trump out of its World Cup celebration photos, the president’s repeated losing sports predictions and confusion over celebrities in the stands. He also riffs on Truth Social’s paid market-data plan, a false lettuce warning and The Odyssey’s box-office success.

Leslie Mann promotes Spa Weekend, describing the comedy’s friends’ getaway and her excitement and anxiety about acting opposite Adam Demos. She also discusses adjusting to an empty nest, experimenting with ayahuasca and psilocybin with Judd Apatow and recreating a viral video with guest host Jelly Roll.

Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells promote their return to The Book of Mormon for Magical Mormon Mystery Week and joke about relearning the show alongside much younger performers. They also recall losing their first Tony Awards, crashing a wedding reception while looking for an after-party and staring at celebrities from the stage during the musical’s original run.

Travis Scott discusses acting in The Odyssey after Christopher Nolan unexpectedly called him about a role, then recording the end-credits song “When I’m Home.” He also recalls attending World Cup matches, receiving a signed Erling Haaland jersey and discovering on set that he would perform alongside stars including Anne Hathaway and Robert Pattinson.

Drew Brees reflects on his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction, including the family setup behind his surprise “knock” and the teammates, coaches and New Orleans fans he plans to honor. He also discusses coaching his sons, calls sports a powerful teacher of perseverance and teamwork, and competes with Jimmy Fallon in pumpkin-seed spitting.

Hannah Berner promotes her Hulu comedy special None of My Business and describes how her live shows have become playfully “dominatrix-y,” with couples inviting her to roast the men in the audience. She also discusses her 70-city tour, negotiating jokes about her comedian husband and relying on Giggly Squad co-host Paige DeSorbo as an unofficial judge of her press-tour outfits.

The cast of Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular performs “One Day More” on The Tonight Show.