Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Trump’s pact with AI leaders to self-regulate and the launch of a government AI chatbot website.

Jimmy Kimmel mocks new White House press secretary Katie Zachariah’s first briefing and the administration’s handling of former ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle, while criticizing Donald Trump’s climate rhetoric and rally allies. He also follows Guillermo and Witney Carson’s elimination from Dancing with the Stars after their highest score of the season.

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump’s plans for a White House ballroom, the architect he clashed with, and the political spectacle surrounding the project.

Anne Hathaway discusses her viral “mom mode” moment at the Verity premiere and the experience of promoting the film.

50 Cent discusses Street Fighter, including his training, accidentally hitting Noah Centineo during fight rehearsal and the drastic haircut required for the role. He also recounts how Robert De Niro intimidated him at a firing range before a planned movie and jokes about his feud with Sean Combs, the documentary it inspired and his high-stakes betting.

Kenan Thompson discusses beginning his record-breaking 24th season on Saturday Night Live and the changes he has seen during his long tenure. He also reflects on the characters and impressions that have made him a defining cast member.

Riz Ahmed discusses his mother’s unexpected moment with Tom Cruise and adapting to the prosthetics used for his role as Digger.

Kate Berlant discusses her HBO comedy special Parmesan and the social-media moment involving Sarah Snook that inspired its title. She also jokes about her parents being excessively supportive, recalling an earnest art show they mounted for her childhood plates and a recent attempt to revive it decades later.

Sandra Hüller discusses her upcoming film Digger, including its unusual improvisation and learning that Tom Cruise had been cast in the title role. The interview also references Project Hail Mary as part of her recent film work.

Alex Warren performs “Cry Wolf” from his album Wild Child on The Tonight Show.