Photo feature: Best of Gay San Diego awards reception
Awards reception held June 10 at Urban Mo’s
Special thank you to MO’s Universe & Eddie Reynoso Read More
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterLeague founder Ivan Solis holds title for first time J. Praught | Dugout Chatter The San Diego… [more]
LGBT philanthropy celebrated at annual Reunion Party By Anthony King | GSD Editor At the Human… [more]
Educator and activist honored as KPBS-Union Bank Local Hero By Monica Medina | KPBS Vincent “Vinnie”… [more]
Local artists & others featured at La Jolla Festival of the Arts By Morgan M. Hurley | GSD Assistant… [more]
Diversionary dishes up staged silliness with ‘The Divine Sister’ By Cuauhtémoc Kish | Theater… [more]
George Takei, La Toya Jackson to attend San Diego Pride
Announced Tuesday, June 11, actor and activist George Takei and philanthropist La Toya Jackson will join this year’s San Diego Pride festivities July 12 – 14. Takei, who recently appeared in San Diego in a starring role at The Old Globe Theatre, will be the keynote speaker at the Spirit of Stonewall Rally and flag raising, held July 12 at 6 p.m. Read More
Day of decision: The Supreme Court could announce their decision on the two marriage-equality cases any day, and the local LGBT and ally community will be coming together on the day of decision at 5 p.m. The court announces each Monday and Thursday, with the final day expected to be Monday, June 24. Read More
It’s happening here, it’s happening there, it’s happening regardless of politics
By Abby Dees
In the information packet for my recent trip to Cuba, I immediately noticed this small caveat: Read More
Awards reception held June 10 at Urban Mo’s
Special thank you to MO’s Universe & Eddie Reynoso Read More
Former Councilmember discusses fitting in to LGBT and Republican communities
By Allan Acevedo | GSD Reporter
A lot has been written about Carl DeMaio as a candidate and as a gay Republican, and I wanted to take some time to speak to DeMaio about how he perceives himself fitting in with both the LGBT community and the Republican Party. Read More
As San Diego awaits rulings on Prop 8 and DOMA, a look at the most important historical cases
By Lisa Keen | Keen News Service
The two high-profile opinions pending release this month from the United States Supreme Court could end up being as historic as the Loving v. Virginia decision, which struck down laws against marriage for interracial couples in 1967. Read More
Dae Elliott | South Bay Alliance
Part of being a community-based Pride celebration is encouraging and supporting all the local talent that we have. South Bay Alliance is committed to building and expanding our sense of connections within our community, and the South Bay Pride Art & Music Festival’s primary focus is to celebrate the wonderful organizations and people we have in San Diego County. Read More
Michael Kimmel | Life Beyond Therapy
Far away and long ago, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attention deficit disorder (ADD) were considered childhood disorders that somehow magically disappeared in adulthood. Read More
Ian Morton | Profiles in Advocacy
When we consider the steps we have taken toward justice in the United States, one of the aspects that seems to defy black and white categorization is justice for immigrants. Though this country was settled by those seeking refuge from persecution in their native land, today’s U.S. citizens can be a little exclusive about who they want to let in. Read More
This issue marks the end of an important part of Gay San Diego and the start of a new focus for one of our best contributors. It seems fitting that our friend and theater writer Cuauhtémoc Kish would choose this as his final issue for his theater reviews, as he started with us exactly three years ago: Gay San Diego’s inaugural issue June 18, 2010. Read More
All the many pieces come together in Christopher Ashley-led production
By Cuauhtémoc Kish | Theater Review
After what seems like countless versions of “His Girl Friday” (aka “The Front Page”) playwright John Guare gives us yet another adaptation for a four-week run at La Jolla Playhouse. Read More
Commissioned lyrical play is enjoyable, in spite of missteps in script
By Cuauhtémoc Kish | Theater Review
Melinda Lopez’s “Becoming Cuba” is a world-premiere production about intervention in foreign wars, most specifically the Cuban War of Independence of 1898. This lyrically infused play is not just about the politics of war; it’s about romance, family and history. Read More
Dixie Chicks singer talks lesbian hair, Rachel Maddow crush and ‘fake’ country music
By Chris Azzopardi | Q Syndicate
To quote a Dixie Chicks song, fearless front woman Natalie Maines has “been a longtime gone.” Read More
Miguel’s Cocina
2444 San Diego Ave. (Old Town)
619-298-9840
Prices: Appetizers, $6 to $15; entrees, $9.50 to $20
Dining With | Frank Sabatini Jr. Read More
Logo’s Drag Race Tour at Urban MO’s
Thursday, June 6 Read More