R.A.D
By the end of this story, there's nothing that will convince you that heaven on Earth exists anywhere else than on a Sunday afternoon in Southeast Los Angeles, at Colman Domingo's mid-century modern home—pool outside, laughter inside, drinks everywhere—where the host is hard at work making…
brunch. Though he might as well be making pixie dust. Or liquid gold. Something spectacular, shaking and frying and baking a feeling damn near inconceivable nowadays, far beyond bacon, eggs, mimosas.
“I know how to set the tone,” Domingo says during the second of two interviews with me throughout December. ”It should all feel like… you want to