Late Night with Seth Meyers

Kristin Chenoweth talks about attending the “Wicked” premiere with Idina Menzel, meeting Ariana Grande when she was 10 years old after a “Wicked” performance and the original Broadway show not being well received by critics.

Cynthia Erivo talks to Seth Myers about how long it took to turn green every morning while filming “Wicked,” her major Halloween costume fail and feeling like she will always be connected to Elphaba.

Cynthia Erivo talks with Seth Meyers about learning the music from “Wicked” before ever seeing the show, being so overwhelmed the first time she saw the finished movie and if she sings along or not.

Mariska Hargitay talks about the “Law & Order: SVU” record-breaking 26th season, her iconic Olivia Benson costume being on display in the Smithsonian Museum and Dick Wolf having the “Law & Order” theme song as his ringtone.

Nate Bargatze talks about hosting “Saturday Night Live” for the second time, the infamous George Washington sketch not performing well in the beginning and bringing back a sketch from last season that was cut.

Chloe Fineman talks about working with Aubrey Plaza on “Megalopolis,” and returning for the 50th season of “Saturday Night Live.”

Alex Cooper talks about her interactive Peacock Olympics coverage series “Watch with Alex Cooper,” growing up with a super intensive sports family and the one “Call Her Daddy” guest who she was desperate to impress.

Orlando Bloom discusses with Seth Meyers the skydiving incident he had while filming “Orlando Bloom: To the Edge” and the time he broke his back after falling from a window.

Joe Manganiello talks with Seth Meyers about hosting NBC’s “Deal or No Deal Island,” explains why “Survivor” fans will love the show and shares what it was like to have Jeff Probst as a guest on the show.

Kirsten Dunst shares what her sons think of her role in “Spider-Man” and what it was like to work with her husband Jesse Plemons on “Civil War.”

Neal Brennan talks about his Netflix comedy special “Crazy Good,” what he thought of the 2024 solar eclipse and why he doesn’t think it’s necessary for athletes to have good mental health.

Jessica Lange talks about returning to Broadway for her show “Mother Play,” the sketchy apartment she lived in when she first moved to New York City and how she got cast for her role in “King Kong.”

Kristen Wiig talks about hosting “Saturday Night Live” for the fifth time, breaking character during an ABBA sketch with Kate McKinnon and Maya Rudolph, and her twins walking around in adult wigs.

Tim Robinson talks about winning an Emmy for his sketch comedy series “I Think You Should Leave,” going on a live tour inspired by the series and decals from his sketch The Driving Crooner being sold on Amazon.

Amber Ruffin talks about making Seth Meyers tell the punchline jokes for the 50th edition of Jokes Seth Can’t Tell and writing the book for the revival of “The Wiz.”

Jeremy Strong talks about returning to Broadway after 10 years in the play An Enemy of the People, climate protestors attending one of his shows and seeing one of his heroes, Philip Seymour Hoffman, perform in True West.

Maya Rudolph talks about her and Kristen Wiig’s guest appearance on “Saturday Night Live” and the second season of “Loot.”

Sheryl Crow talks about the song from her album that her kids said no to, performing with Stevie Nicks at her Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and what it was like having Laura Dern as a roommate.

Nicholas Galitzine makes his “Late Night with Seth Meyers” debut and talks about never wanting to go to Coachella, working with Julianne Moore on “Mary & George” and how he broke his ankle while wearing heels.

Jake Gyllenhaal talks with Seth Meyers about how he partially improvised one of the fight scenes in “Road House” and the influence that Patrick Swayze had on his career.