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Late Night host Seth Meyers mocked Donald Trump for secretly moving to a decoy Air Force One during a NATO visit, leaving staff and reporters behind, and floated a cheeky idea to turn a future White House Correspondents’ Dinner into a catering-truck gag, while highlighting ongoing press-safety concerns.
Late-night hosts Jon Stewart and Seth Meyers mocked Donald Trump’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner routine as awkward and unfunny, criticizing the jokes and the audience’s silence, while noting the defense from Fox pundits.
John Oliver returns to Last Week Tonight and immediately questions Mitch McConnell’s status, joking that the longtime senator may be dead as questions about his health linger after a June hospitalization; the piece highlights the controversial proof‑of‑life photo and ongoing transparency concerns about McConnell’s team, with Seth Meyers weighing in on the image.
Seth Meyers gleefully roasts Elon Musk's plan for a 'historically accurate' AI version of The Odyssey, joking about fake actors and AI dialogue, and wondering how it could possibly work, with other late-night hosts chiming in as part of Mashable's entertainment coverage.
Host Seth Meyers roasts Elon Musk’s plan to use AI for a “historically accurate” Odyssey, celebrates the film’s strong box-office despite right-wing woke backlash, and skewers Trump-era rhetoric and related digs (including Lupita Nyong’o’s casting and Peewee Herman imagery), arguing the right lives in an alternate reality.
Seth Meyers offers a tongue‑in‑cheek explanation for Donald Trump’s World Cup boos, joking that the crowd isn’t booing the president but being haunted by ghosts—with a quip that Mitch McConnell might be saying hello. The piece also notes Trump’s awkward trophy ceremony at MetLife Stadium and the hot‑mic reactions that circulated online.
Late-night host Seth Meyers accuses Trump supporters of being misled by the president’s claims about the Iran war, arguing the conflict remains ongoing and that U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz is not as clear-cut as Trump suggests, using clips from Trump and Fox News to illustrate the confusion.
Seth Meyers uses Late Night to mock Donald Trump’s 2.0 presidency, highlighting his fixation on magnets, aircraft carriers and other odd obsessions while juxtaposing them with stubborn inflation, rising costs and ongoing global flashpoints. The segment also references Trump’s promises on fuel and groceries, RFK Jr.’s controversial comments on sperm counts, a teleprompter operator profiting from Trump speeches, and a costly, unresolved deal with Iran, ultimately concluding that Americans just want affordable living amid a steady stream of scandals and distractions.
Seth Meyers mocked Trump for showing his age during a rambling Fox News phone-in about Lindsey Graham after the senator's death, highlighting how the 80-year-old president wandered off topic as the hosts struggled to steer him back, a moment Meyers treated as comedy fodder for his show.
Anne Hathaway, 43, told Seth Meyers that her and husband Adam Shulman’s third pregnancy felt like a buzzer-beater moment—surprising but they “knew what we were doing” when conceiving—as she balances promoting Odyssey with two older sons and previously opened up about fertility struggles.
Late-night host Seth Meyers roasted Donald Trump after his name was removed from the Kennedy Center facade, joking that Trump is 'clearly very sensitive' and noting the tarp hiding the letters as evidence of his reaction to the public embarrassment.
Late Night's Seth Meyers roasted Donald Trump's $60 million Freedom 250 White House birthday spectacle, which featured UFC fights in a 92-foot arena on the South Lawn and a Lincoln Memorial press conference, arguing the extravaganza proved more pomp than policy and noting low public support for UFC at the White House.
Amy Adams revealed that while hosting SNL in 2008, she rejected a proposed “graphic” sketch by Andy Samberg to protect young fans of Enchanted, explaining she didn’t want to be the princess singing about that act and felt it could scar impressionable little girls.
Late Night host Seth Meyers delivers a bombastic, sarcastic defense of Donald Trump by airing a supercut of Trump nodding off in meetings and joking that he is SO WOKE, suggesting the apparent yawns are signs of intense thinking rather than sleep, despite White House denials.
Seth Meyers spent a five-minute Late Night segment roasting Donald Trump's apparent midday naps as Rubio grilled the issue, delivering a humorous character-analysis riff about the president's meetings in the Oval Office.