Let’s talk about gear. Dawg gear, and then some! When visiting the San Diego Eagle or most leather bars across the world, you might have had the pleasure of making the acquaintance of a puppy, wolf or perhaps a pig bought you a drink. Well, we all know that kinda pig. But this one, looks…
Whether you own a home or a condo, or rent an apartment, you should make your home as safe as possible for yourself, your family and for your guests. There are many simple things you can do around your home to avoid injuries. Listed below are several helpful tips on home safety: Install smoke and…
Stop SB 48 has collected more than 415,000 signatures to put the repeal of the Fair Education Act, also known as SB 48, on the June ballot in California next year. The haters need a total of about 505,000 signatures by Oct. 12, and it looks like they may get them. SB 48 spells trouble…
Hugh Jackman confuses me; and I think about him a lot. I’d say that much of my semi-obsession with him is that he’s ridiculously hot – tall, furry, ruggedly handsome, built like an Olympic athlete, all with a smile that makes you forgive even his worst stinkers, like Van Helsing or Deception. Part is that…
Dear Ms. Hailey: We at Southwest Airlines are committed to providing a satisfying flight experience for all of our customers. We deeply regret that members of our team were insensitive to you and your companion. We deeply regret the incident, will refund the cost of your ticket and will try to improve on our strong…
I’m leaving for the Art Book Fair in New York, but before I go here are a few must-see events for you to consider in San Diego. Back to the books The San Diego City College International Book Fair is happening at City College through Oct. 8. This popular annual event is the outcome of…
thursday, oct. 6 Pride and Prejudice All of the wit and romance of Jane Austen’s classic 1813 novel come to life in this refreshingly fast-paced and engaging new adaptation. Finding a husband is hardly Elizabeth Bennet’s most urgent priority. But with four sisters, an overzealous match-making mother and a string of unsuitable suitors, it’s difficult…
Editor’s note: Last week, Michael Spradley brought you a tasty piece on breakfast and lunch, San Diego style, with a review of Fig Tree Café. This week, we’re bringing breakfast back, as we introduce The Restaurant Insider. It’s a fresh, new weekly feature by a San Diego LGBT Weekly contributor with whom many readers are…
If you’ve ever wondered about the mechanics of “treating” transgenderism, as it were, there are specific guidelines called the Harry Benjamin Standards of Care. A newly-revised edition of the Standards of Care was released Sept. 25, at the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) conference in Atlanta. There are significant changes to the psychiatric…
Last week, in There’s a miracle in your house, part one, we reviewed the story found in the Old Testament of a woman raising two children on her own; she had lost her husband and her means of supporting her family; she owed a lot of money and didn’t have the means to pay and…
