Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump attending the FIFA World Cup final, being booed during the ceremony, and his apparent confusion about the sport.

The Daily Show examines a Titanic-themed slide at a U.K. attraction and the debate over reusing Adolf Hitler’s birthplace, framing both stories as examples of strange international headlines.

The monologue jokes about Donald Trump’s nearly two-hour Republican midterm-convention speech, his promises of money to supporters, and the speech’s competition with the NFL season opener.

The monologue targets Donald Trump’s Texas appearances, his efforts to influence the midterms, and the administration’s fight with Texas representative James Talarico over the FCC.

Marcello Hernández discusses his new film 72 Hours, roasts Kevin Hart’s Instagram photos, and recalls being energized by Mike Tyson. He also talks about his rise from soccer to acting.

Andrew Garfield discusses The Uprising, a film about a peasants’ revolt, and recounts being diverted to Albuquerque after a problem on his flight. He also talks about the uncertainty and absurdity of getting stranded while traveling for the movie.

Nicole Kidman discusses appearing in Troye Sivan’s “She’s the Best” video, her love of performing live, and reuniting with Sandra Bullock for Practical Magic 2. She also recalls disguising herself while dancing in Ibiza.

Gal Gadot discusses her film The Runner, raising four daughters, meeting Madonna, and the demanding walking routine she says helps her reach 100,000 steps a week.

Minka Kelly discusses Ransom Canyon, returning to the world of Friday Night Lights, and her surprise that the Netflix series became a hit. She also reflects on how audiences respond to her earlier work.

Domhnall Gleeson discusses his role in The Paper, recalls living in New York and encountering an oversized cockroach, and explains how that performance led to his appearance in Taylor Swift’s “Opalite” music video.

David Chang discusses his children’s picky eating, learning to gamble, and his cross-country food series The Detour, which searches for lesser-known restaurants and dishes.

Leon Bridges performs a medley from his upcoming album Happiness Anytime.

MUNA performs “Dancing on the Wall,” the title track from its album Dancing on the Wall.