As we all stay home to stay safe together, what we're missing most is connecting with other people out in the world. And for Colman Domingo (Fear the Walking Dead, Zola, Candyman) that primarily means… brunch. A writer, actor and director in Los Angeles, Colman has friends across all parts of the entertainment industry and beyond. But before he was on stage and screen, he worked in the service industry — and that love of bar and restaurant life has never left him. He even owns his own bar now, The Wolves in downtown LA. Keeping with that love of bar life and that need to connect, he's taking it virtual. Each week, he'll send a couple of friends all the mixings for a cocktail of choice, have them make something delicious and invite them to brunch... and he's inviting you too. And if the exact ingredients aren't available, don't sweat it – Colman is used to improvising so he'll help make the best of whatever his guests (and you) have available. We all have to adapt in these wacky new times, including cocktail time.
Get dressed (or don't) and join Colman Domingo, Niecy Nash (Claws, Reno 911) and Fear the Walking Dead's Mo Collins for a bring-your-own boozy brunch featuring a game of show and tell and a DIY Old Fashioned.
Margaritas, dog babies and yacht vibes — things get weird when Colman invites Succession's Nicholas Braun and Riley Keough (Mad Max: Fury Road, Logan Lucky), his co-stars from the Sundance hit Zola, for a virtual hang.
Colman is joined by his friends and co-stars for a bonding session full of freestyle raps, freehand sketching, five-hour ribs and a tutorial on how to make delicious sangria out of whatever you may have lying around.
Colman Domingo is joined by Disney's first African-American princess, Anika Noni Rose (Princess and the Frog, Dreamgirls), and Insecure's Jay Ellis to share homemade Lunchables, a cocktail called "The Black Orchid," and solve the mystery of Colman's missing sweatpants.
Colman Domingo is back with three special guests: Jesse Williams (Grey's Anatomy), Taylour Paige (Zola), and Mj Rodriguez (Pose). Join them as they learn to make a Zegroni cocktail (you heard that right) and discover who is the human lie detector of the group.
Colman brings together two of his Fear the Walking Dead co stars, Alycia Debnam-Carey and Kim Dickens, with friend and actor Brett Gelman (Fleabag, Stranger Things) for a revealing conversation that exposes Brett's inner monologue, Alycia's hidden talent, and where Kim gets transported to when she sips her Black Manhattan.
Colman Domingo and his special guests, Radha Blank (The Forty-Year-Old Version) and Julio Torres (SNL, Together Together), take turns fielding "audience questions," share their past experiences at Sundance, and whip up a Bulleit Rye Hot Toddy.
Colman welcomes actors Victoria Mahoney ("Lovecraft Country") and Kelly McCreary ("Grey's Anatomy") to celebrate International Women's Day with a signature cocktail, The Cool Jane, and a conversation about working as a woman in Hollywood.
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On the latest Bottomless Brunch at Colman's, Colman Domingo teaches Julia Stiles (Riviera, 10 Things I Hate About You) and Daveed Diggs (Hamilton) how to make a Bloody Mary, and Julia recounts an unbelievable moment on stage with Prince.
In this episode of Bottomless Brunch at Colman's, we find out who is second cousins with George Foreman, who hung out with John Gotti, and how to make a Don Julio Mojito.
Filmmakers Barry Jenkins (Moonlight) and Lulu Wang (The Farewell) share what's helped them to find success in their careers and discuss their shared love for animal onesies.
Jon Batiste (The Late Show With Stephen Colbert) and Janicza Bravo (Lemon, Zola) join Colman for an off-the-rails brunch with megaphone music, outfits that resemble sensual hot dogs, and a very refreshing cocktail.
Colman welcomes actors Raúl Castillo ("We the Animals") and Gabriel Luna ("True Detective") for a Cinco de Mayo celebration during which they chat about growing up in Texas and make a tequila cocktail, the Blanco Agave Drop.
Join Colman and special guests Lea DeLaria (Orange Is the New Black), J. August Richards (Angel) and Kate Moennig (The L Word) for a Pride celebration where they rebel against the brunch requirement, share the moments of when they came out, and make a signature cocktail, the Smirnoff Pride Martini.
Colman welcomes actress and director Regina King ("One Night in Miami") to celebrate Juneteenth with a discussion about what the day means to them, how they build the characters they play and to make a signature cocktail, the Summer Citrus Sunrise.
Colman welcomes DJ Jazzy Jeff and singer Patti LaBelle as they celebrate the Fourth of July with lots of Philadelphia pride and a rum punch cocktail.