Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Guillermo Rodriguez's shocking Dancing with the Stars elimination and looks back at his unexpectedly inspiring run with Whitney Carson. He also skewers Donald Trump's focus on the midterm elections, his AI video of wrestling a tiger, proposed execution livestream, cognitive tests, and remarks about transgender children.

Seth Meyers jokes about Trump being booed at a college football game and his claim that the United States has the “best poverty numbers.”

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Trump’s historic approval-rating collapse and the continuing U.S.-Iran peace talks.

Adam Brody discusses taking a child-free trip to Italy with his wife, extending the vacation after his kids got COVID, and his early jobs before acting, including Blockbuster. He also talks about the worldwide popularity of Nobody Wants This, his kids’ reactions to his roles, and the show's third season.

Kate McKinnon discusses writing the latest Millicent Quibb children’s book, making its audiobook with her sister, and visiting schools to promote the series.

Florence Pugh discusses Tom Holland helping her land her role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, filming Sinners, and the secrecy surrounding her superhero projects.

Tom Rhys Harries discusses playing Clayface in the new DC horror film, preparing with more than 80 years of comic-book references, and why the movie blends horror with a romantic-comedy setup. He also talks about growing up in Wales, speaking Welsh, splitting time between London and Los Angeles, and jokingly claims Clayface could beat every Batman.

Christopher Abbott discusses starring in Netflix’s East of Eden, adapting John Steinbeck’s novel, and the challenge of bringing a beloved book to the screen.

Josh Hartnett discusses his daughter thinking he was too old to play Jeremy in Verity, working with Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson, and the film’s twists.

Matchbox Twenty performs “3:00 a.m.” from the 30th-anniversary album Yourself or Someone Like You.

Gracie Abrams performs “Look at My Life” from her album Daughter from Hell on The Tonight Show.