{"id":2505383,"date":"2026-07-16T23:52:04","date_gmt":"2026-07-16T23:52:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/?p=2505383"},"modified":"2026-07-16T23:52:04","modified_gmt":"2026-07-16T23:52:04","slug":"colman-domingo-stands-out-in-the-four-seasons-even-with-a-stacked-cast","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/colman-domingo-stands-out-in-the-four-seasons-even-with-a-stacked-cast\/","title":{"rendered":"Colman Domingo stands out in The Four Seasons even with a stacked cast"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u201cI would never go on vacation with just three straight couples\u201d Tina Fey is so real for this. I\u2019m not religiously watching The Four Seasons<\/em> but even with a stacked comedic cast, Colman Domingo stands out.<\/p>\n

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Sarah\u2019s post this morning about Sydney Sweeney at a fro-yo event<\/a> has activated my pop culture memory like a sleeper agent. As she mentioned, there was the \u201cI love fast food!\u201d early-aughts culture and later there was the \u201cbasket of fries\u201d interview. It was a trend in which a very famous actress was speaking to a journalist in a restaurant, so she would order a basket of fries. And talk about the fries. It was meant to be a signal of relatability. Now celebrities very rarely have to worry about eating in an interview because most of them rarely do interviews with journalists anymore. Now, instead of fries, they talk about how much they love reality TV.<\/p>\n

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Club Chalamet (less of a club, more of a one-woman delusion) has been disbanded and the owner of it has turned her sites (and sights) on Connor Storrie. (Like the ancient Demi Lovato texts state, GET A JOB! STAY AWAY FROM HER.) Now CC tweets under her own account and is shading Timothee for living his life. Yes, he\u2019s all over the Knicks, he\u2019s a New Yorker. And Kylie is right there with them, because they\u2019ve been together for years.<\/p>\n

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Even though CC is one person, it is very typical of fandom behaviour: they don\u2019t love the object of their affection, they love how that celebrity makes them feel. Oftentimes, that parasocial behaviour morphs into fandoms thinking they \u201cknow what\u2019s best\u201d for someone they\u2019ve never met. They try to exert control and when that doesn\u2019t work, they lash out. Timothee is having the time of his life, he\u2019s quite literally exactly where he wants to be.<\/p>\n

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How the mighty have fallen. I\u2019m glad I have a new hobby.<\/p>\n

\u2014 Simone Cromer \ud83d\udcfd (@TheatreofZen) June 12, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/figure>\n

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Like Chelsea Handler, Wanda Sykes turned down the Kevin Hart roast and I liked hearing her thoughts on it because she gets straight to the point: the writing was lazy. Wanda has been working for decades, she\u2019s a veteran stand-up comedian, has done loads of TV and films and she\u2019s not a delicate flower. Her work pushes boundaries and she\u2019s heard and seen it all. What she points out about the Netflix roasts is the low-effort jokes \u2013 shocking can be funny but trying to shock can also get really boring. That\u2019s probably the most offensive thing to a true standup. The laziness!<\/p>\n

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Colman Domingo leaves Watch What Happens Live in NYC, June 9, 2026<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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Photo credits: Ulices Ramales\/Backgrid <\/span><\/figcaption><\/div>\n