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.

Jimmy Kimmel recaps the 98th Academy Awards, including One Battle After Another’s six wins, Michael B. Jordan’s best-actor victory and the ceremony’s first tie since 2013. He then criticizes Donald Trump over the Iran war and threats against broadcasters, jokes about Jake Paul considering politics, and sends Guillermo to share tequila with celebrities on the Oscars red carpet.

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.

Zendaya discusses Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson and the upcoming Spider-Man film while sharing stories from working with her costars.

Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers promote the Las Culturistas Culture Awards, preview its eccentric categories and break the news that Seth Meyers has lost Best Vibe Hands Down after two consecutive wins. They also revisit their Night Soap performance with Seth, celebrate co-producing Titaníque and dancing at the Tonys, and discuss Matt’s role opposite RuPaul in an upcoming film.

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

Jeff Ross promotes his Netflix comedy special Take a Banana for the Ride, explaining how he revived a deeply personal family show after losing friends Norm Macdonald, Gilbert Gottfried and Bob Saget. He recalls correcting Arnold Schwarzenegger’s wardrobe at the Oscars and describes performing with his dog and using audience roasts, bananas and vulnerability to make comedy feel healing.

FINNEAS discusses composing the score for BEEF season two, explaining how he starts from his first reaction to a scene and refines the music through repeated viewings. He also describes playing an obnoxious version of himself while “bad guy” plays in his cameo and praises the dachshund actor whose suspenseful scenes gave him especially enjoyable scoring work.

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