Last Night on Late Night

The segment covers the political story identified by “Trump Says "There's Nobody" Like Elon Musk, Gives Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Update.”

Jimmy Fallon mocks a strange Trump rally noise, a remix built from it and Pete Hegseth’s mishap with a historic globe before moving through other campaign news.

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.

Quinta Brunson discusses reaching 100 episodes of Abbott Elementary, collaborating with real teachers, and filming an episode at Disneyland. She also recalls working with baseball players Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto, including rewriting an episode after Schwarber hit four home runs.

Kristen Bell recounts a Halloween hayride disrupted by zombies and talks about leaving home during a press tour. She also urges viewers to watch the latest season of Nobody Wants This before spoilers spread.

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.

Stephen Graham discusses playing a serial killer in Nocturne after portraying a loving father in Adolescence, and explains how he finds something human in difficult characters. He also recalls filming in Pittsburgh and becoming a Steelers fan while working on Peaky Blinders.

Joe Manganiello recalls moving back to Pittsburgh, his work with the Steelers and Penguins, and a serious medical emergency. He also reflects on playing Deathstroke in Justice League.

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.

Owen Thiele discusses the family dynamics and comic cruelty of Adults, including performing phone calls with his mother for the writers. He also talks about his parents visiting the set and the unusual pressure of playing a character who is kind to strangers but difficult with his family.

ADÉLA talks about learning English through Disney Channel shows, her rise from Slovakia and performing with Charli XCX. She also discusses her sold-out Red Bottoms tour and Nicole Kidman’s reaction to her music.

ADÉLA performs “Nicole Kidman” and “Ain’t in L.A.” from her album Prima.