Brunch With Bridget

The season finale of Brunch features the most famous and legendary guest of all time, Mrs. Santa Claus, and she's making a major announcement. Also this week, Dance Magic, Neanderlez and the trailer for the new disaster film, Hole of Terror.

Bridget brunches with former Top Chef contestant Jamie Lauren, who accepts the challenge of an old school pillow fight.

Bridget brunches with rocker L.P. and we're treated to two numbers from Dance Magic and a musical performance by Lisa Rieffel and Killola.

This week's Brunch features appearances by the creators of the award-winning movie, Mississippi Damned, Neanderlez and Dance Magic.

Bridget joins the circus and learns a few new tricks from clown and acrobat Amanda Crockett and ringmaster and stand-up comic Cameron Esposito.

The stand up comic talks about her new show at The Comedy Store and what it's like to be a late-blooming lesbian.

Bridget talks to Tellofilms co-founder Nicole Valentine about interviewing celebrities, gay life in Chicago, and the consequences of being just a little too competitive.

Bridget talks to the director of But I'm A Cheerleader and Itty Bitty Titty Committee about her new project with Guinevere Turner and why lesbian films matter.

From Lena Headey to the women of South of Nowhere and All My Children, we take a look back at the most formidable opponents and best pillow fights in the history of Brunch With Bridget.

The LGBT rights activist chats with Bridget about Stonewall and how to move forward after the Prop 8. ruling, and showcases her cow-judging expertise.

This week Bridget welcomes Anna Margarita Albelo, the Cuban-American director of the hilarious Dinah Shore documentary, A Lez in Wonderland.

Fitz talks about her new documentary and her work on the upcoming star-studded Los Angeles Event "An Evening With Women."