Carl DeMaio - LGBT WEEKLY

Strange bedfellows: DeMaio, Hedgecock and Lysol Larry Stirling

As candidates in San Diego’s mayoral field begin the inevitable jockeying for position, I have gotten countless emails heralding the endorsement of one candidate or another by a political ally or prominent supporter. Endorsements are supposed to provide useful guidance to a voter about the candidate because they show what kind of people support him…

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Thai food to keep you in the pink

Standing in the kitchen of Pink Noodle, former home of Kitima, I watch Troy Bushyakanist and Adam Caughron debate about the new spring rolls recently added to the menu. Troy explains: “They are changing the size of the rolls and they must be prepared very quickly or the wrappers can crack, rendering the rolls no…

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Letters

AIDS Walk’s founder challenges San Diegans It was very gratifying to be honored last Sunday by AIDS Walk San Diego. I’m writing this letter to publicly thank Dr. Jacobs and the Board of The LGBT Center, The AIDS Walk committee and its Director Donnie Luehring for this great honor and for the outstanding job they…

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‘Dangerous,’ Deeds done for art’s sake

San Diego’s Crafts Revolution Mingei International Museum will open an original exhibition that documents an overlooked chapter of San Diego’s recent past, Oct. 16. San Diego’s Craft Revolution – From Post-War Modern to California Design will reveal the important contribution of San Diego craftsmen to the post-war Southern California art scene. Over 60 artists will…

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The Restaurant Insider

October brings many wonderful things when it comes around each year. After trying to prolong summer as long as we can through September, October graces the season. Each year, it’s arrival announces that fall is upon us. And even though people make fun of me for doing so, I’ll say it again: You can smell…

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