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“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
J. Praught | Dugout Chatter Back in February, I wrote a story about the San Diego American Flag Football League (SDAFFL) spring clinics, in which I was participating for the very first time. The popular league has been growing at a tremendous rate, with a record of 16 teams and
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
Imperial Court egg hunt brings LGBT community together By Anthony King | GSD Editor On Easter Sunday, April 8, many groups and individuals from the LGBT community came together under the leadership of the Imperial Court de San Diego for the ninth annual Community Children’s Easter Egg Hunt. Along with
Raising money for critical HIV services, one bite at a time By Anthony King | GSD Editor On Thursday, April 26, The LGBT Center hosts their Dining Out for Life San Diego event. Bringing together more than 100 restaurants, bars, coffee houses, food trucks and nightclubs with local participants, the
Mission Hills nonprofit helps feed HIV, AIDS patients and others By Dave Schwab | GSD Reporter Serving more than 100 free, healthy meals daily to low-income individuals living with HIV, AIDS and other medical conditions, the nonprofit Special Delivery San Diego can trace its origins back 21 years to the
Panel discussion looks at ageism, cohesiveness in the LGBT community By Anthony King | GSD Editor Diversionary Theater hosted two special evenings to launch their latest production, “The Pride,” including an opening night party on April 7 and a panel discussion the following week on Friday, April 13. Alexi Kaye
Mayoral candidate discusses pension reform platform By Margie M. Palmer | GSD Reporter San Diego Councilmember Carl DeMaio is one of two Republican candidates vying to become San Diego’s next mayor. During the June 5 primary election, he will square off against three other major candidates: District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis,
PRIDE FLAG PROJECT HELD FOR APRIL 26 PLANNING COMMISSION The San Diego Planning Commission failed to move forward the Monument Flag project at their April 12 meeting, causing project organizers to return to the Commission on April 26 for a second vote. The project, which would implement the installation of
Max Disposti | North County Update This year’s theme for the North County LGBTQ Resource Center’s upcoming Gala on May 19 is all about family. Family is when our service members, reunited with their loved ones, have to struggle with their affections to avoid making national news. Family is the
Allan Acevedo | Political Spectrum The San Diego County board of supervisors has gone largely unnoticed in San Diego political discussion for many years. Some attribute this to the fact that people who live in the county mostly live in one of its18 incorporated cities, and therefore are more closely
Linda Perine | LGBT Values You may be born to white privilege or immigrant poverty, into a mainstream Protestant or a devout Catholic family. Your daddy may be rich and your momma good lookin’ but if you are gay, you are still a stranger in a strange land. Almost by
Leslie Robinson | General Gayety I’m not Catholic. This makes my fascination with the American arm of the Catholic Church a little strange, but it also means I can watch its contortions without fretting over its future. That’s good because I think the Church in this country, while not in