Celebrating gay rights activist Edith Windsor and other heroic women of 2013 (VIDEO)
http://youtu.be/ZyB7bzYRoqY These heroic women show what spirit, courage, and perseverance can achieve. May their bravery inspire us in 2014 and beyond.
January 6, 2014
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Frida Kahlo Exhibition extends stay in San Diego through March 9
SAN DIEGO – Global Entertainment Properties 1, LLC, (GEP) producers of The Complete Frida Kahlo exhibition, today announced an extension of the exhibition in San Diego through March 9. The exhibition, on display at historic NTC at Liberty Station, was originally planned to be in San Diego through Jan. 19 with San Diego being the…
Spring exhibition spotlights Ray Street Artists
Art in the Garden, an exhibition of artwork by Ray Street Artists, will take place at the home of Lisa and Rich Tear, 6112 Waverly Avenue, in La Jolla, Saturday, March 1, 2014, from 1:00 to 6:00 PM. Ray Street Artists are a group of painters that meet at The Art Department, an artist’s studio and…
Nine body confessions from gay singles (LOOK)
From Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB), a New York- based personalized dating service, comes their latest survey of 5,600 CMB members …
Crenshaw files defamation suit against Cole
Claiming defamation, “false light” (a legal term, referring to unwanted, malicious publicity) and intentional infliction of emotional distress, former District 4 City Council candidate, Dwayne Crenshaw is suing his one-time rival, Councilwoman Myrtle Cole, who defeated Crenshaw by about 1,000 votes (or 10 percentage points) during last year’s hotly contested election. “We have sadly come…
San Diego mayoral candidates announce debate schedule for Feb. 11 runoff election
SAN DIEGO – Mayoral candidates and San Diego City Councilmembers David Alvarez and Kevin Faulconer today announced six debates they will participate in leading up to the Feb. 11 special runoff election. The top two finishers in the Nov. 19 primary election announced soon after they would work together to agree upon a half dozen debates. Each debate…
Supreme Court stops same-sex marriages in Utah
Today the United States Supreme Court issued a stay temporarily suspending the issuance of marriage licenses to lesbian and gay couples in Utah. Hundreds of couples have been married since U.S. District Judge Robert J. Shelby ruled Dec. 20 that the state’s ban on such unions violated constitutional guarantees of equal protection and due process….