Men’s ensemble celebrates 10 years with May 18 concert By Anthony King | GSD Editor In aChord, a local men’s ensemble chorus, is a small, non-profit arts organization celebrating the positive image of the LGBT community through intimate concerts. The choral group celebrates their 10th anniversary with a spring concert
Linda Perine | LGBT Values Earlier this week, a gentleman opined in a Facebook thread that he was sure I was a nice lady, but reading my column made his head hurt. I can certainly understand that, writing this column occasionally makes my head hurt. Or maybe it is something
Michael Kimmel | Beyond Therapy Everyone wants to have great sex, but the ingredients seem elusive. I would like to suggest great sex requires elements of both aggression and tenderness. Some say that men have too much aggression and women too much tenderness, but that is a stereotype and not
Allan Acevedo | Political Spectrum A few weekends ago, I did something I thought I would never do. I attended a military event as the date of an active duty service member. Recently returned from its nascent tour of duty, the command of the ship hosted a homecoming dinner and
Urban Eats 3850 Fifth Ave. (Hillcrest) 858-729-4588 Dinner prices: Salads and starters, $4 to $8; sandwiches and entrees, $8 to $14. Lunch prices: $6 to $12. Dining with | Frank Sabatini Jr. Chef Christopher B. Sayre did the unthinkable a few weeks before launching Urban Eats in Hillcrest. Within two
Foodie Flashes | By Frank Sabatini Jr. Hurray for Brooklyn Girl! After more than a year in the works, the Mission Hills restaurant finally opened its doors Friday, April 27 and saw the likes of nearly 700 guests come through within the first three days of business. Owners Michael McGeath
“Topdog/Underdog” Through May 12 ion theatre company 3704 Sixth Ave. Thur. & Fri. 8 p.m. Sat. 4 and 8 p.m. 619-600-5020 iontheatre.com Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is worth a visit to ion theater By Cuauhtémoc Kish | Theater Review Two brothers, Lincoln and Booth, find themselves sharing a one-room apartment without
Brian Snook | Dr. Is Out These past few weeks in San Diego have felt more like the beginning of summer than the start of spring. One of the first things I think of when we get a nice warm Saturday is that I need to take in some sun.
Gwen and Blake Beckcom | Fitness According to the American Stroke Association (ASA), a stroke is a brain attack – as opposed to the more commonly known heart attack – that affects the arteries leading to and within the brain. While heredity can play a big part in the risk
By David Mannis | GSD Living in San Diego certainly has many benefits, but as gorgeous as it is and all that it has to offer, there are times we like to get out of town and explore new places. When it comes to a weekend getaway, San Diego’s location