
The host opens the show with jokes about Donald Trump banning news outlets from the White House and reacting to political headlines.
Monologues, interviews, and musical performances from the previous night.
Friday, September 25, 2026
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Fallon · Rerun: Matthew McConaughey, Alix Earle, Riley Green
Kimmel · Rerun: Woody Harrelson, Sam Richardson, Greta Van Fleet
Seth Meyers · Rerun: Timothy Olyphant, Cooper Hoffman

The host opens the show with jokes about Donald Trump banning news outlets from the White House and reacting to political headlines.

Seth Meyers discusses Trump’s claims about changing the grass around Washington, D.C., along with other political news and commentary.

Matthew McConaughey discusses the long-running rumor that Woody Harrelson is his half brother, recalls their friendship and past collaborations, and talks about turning the story into the series Brothers.
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Woody Harrelson promotes Brothers, his new Apple TV series with Matthew McConaughey, which premieres Wednesday. He recounts finding McConaughey beside him in the bathroom at the Emmys, where a hug turned into an unexpectedly comic exchange. They also discuss the possibility that they are biological brothers, the family investigation behind the rumor, and McConaughey’s reluctance to take a DNA test.

Timothy Olyphant jokes with Seth Meyers about interrupting his introduction, drawing on the cue cards, and requesting a personalized show mug.
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Alix Earle talks about building her skincare line Real Actives, her huge social-media audience, and the chaos after her dog accidentally exposed her assistant’s phone number.
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Sam Richardson discusses his love of the Detroit Lions, baseball, and his role in Matchbox the Movie.

Cooper Hoffman discusses becoming a teenage red-carpet reporter, the Knicks’ championship run, and starring in I Want Your Sex.
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Riley Green performs “My Way” from his upcoming album That’s Just Me on The Tonight Show.

Greta Van Fleet performs “Saw You Stand” on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, previewing the band’s album Palace for the People, due October 9.