This Saturday, you’re all invited to a very fun and free event celebrating Recovery in San Diego at Balboa Park (President’s Way and Park Blvd.) from noon to 3 p.m. DeMaio, Dumanis and the media When now Portland and Houston’s first gay mayors ran for office, there was a lot of media attention and focus…
Labor Day has come and gone which means summer is just about done. This means that most of the city’s museums are taking their splashy blockbuster exhibitions down and preparing new, perhaps more serious shows for the fall and winter. With that in mind I was wondering what else might be happening in town, especially…
As an artist, Matt Zarley has made many proclamations through his music; whether it was his CD Debut in 2002, or reiterating Here I Am in 2008, to his latest, Change Begins With Me, he utilizes his songwriter/singing talents to their fullest effect by affording listeners a look (and listen) into where he is at…
ABC has announced that Chaz Bono will partner five-time veteran Lacey Schwimmer in Dancing with the Stars Season 13. Schwimmer placed second with Disney star Kyle Massey in Season 11. The New York Daily News reported Schwimmer as tweeting, “I’m so thrilled. He is such an amazing person! And so sweet!” She later added, “Such…
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) has condemned MTV for giving a VMA award to Tyler, The Creator, a rapper, record producer and music video director from Los Angeles. Tyler, whose real name is Tyler Okonma, won Best New Artist for the music video for “Yonkers,” the first single from his second album,…
Don Lemon has won multiple Emmys for his primetime news anchor position at CNN. He startled the world with two powerful announcements on air. One, that he was molested as a child, and two, that h San Diego LGBT Weekly: With not much history behind you yet, because you are so young, why did you…
Well, well, well we have made it through the dog days of summer TV viewing, and the new fall schedule brings with it a nice respite from the dregs of low-rent viewing options for the past few months, without a moment to spare! There are a plethora of upcoming premieres, while not adding many new…
In my last column I asked if anyone had a story about their personal life that they would like to share. I also stated that I would print it in the column. Here it is. “I was in my late 20s and I too came from the country, in a mid-western town. I was a…
San Diego is made up of many cities and communities within the county. You can live in almost any kind of environment you like, from urban to country or from coastal to desert. There is every type of terrain and setting you can imagine. Among the diverse places in San Diego, Hillcrest is one of…
I must admit that going into the theater to see the mixed martial arts movie Warrior, I thought it was based on a true story. I don’t know why I thought this. It may have been its gritty similarity to The Fighter, last-year’s Oscar-winning movie about the real-life boxer Micky Ward and his brother Dicky….
