An intimacy tune-up
By Michael Kimmel | Life Beyond Therapy
People use the term “intimacy” very loosely, but, what exactly is it? Read More
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‘The Loneliest Girl in the World’ – Diversionary Theatre presents the world premiere of “The Loneliest Girl in the World,” a groundbreaking new musical that charts the emergence of the gay rights movement on intimate turns. This musical follows the rise of Anita Bryant and her youngest, greatest fan who does not understand Bryant’s sudden stance against the gay community. Books and lyrics by Gordon Leary, music by Julia Meinwald and directed by Diversionary Theatre’s Artistic Director, Matt M. Marrow. Playing through July 1 at 4545 Park Blvd. #101.
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By D’Anne Witkowski | Guest Editorial
Another week, another mass shooting at a school here in what so many claim to be the greatest country on earth. Read More
By Neal Putnam
After 18 years, the cold case homicide of a gay man was declared solved when his empty pants pockets were tested for DNA and it matched the DNA profile of a North Carolina man, who was then arrested for murder. Read More
By Michael Kimmel | Life Beyond Therapy
People use the term “intimacy” very loosely, but, what exactly is it? Read More
By Neal Putnam
After 18 years, the cold case homicide of a gay man was declared solved when his empty pants pockets were tested for DNA and it matched the DNA profile of a North Carolina man, who was then arrested for murder. Read More
The food court on the second level of Fashion Valley Mall will soon feature its first-ever cheesesteak tenant. Charley’s Philly Steaks is due to open by mid-July, according to franchisee John-John Kim, who previously ran restaurants in China and South Korea. The space was last occupied by Muscle Beach Lemonade & Hot Dogs. Charley’s spans the globe with 500 locations and features a variety of cheesesteaks made with beef or chicken. 7007 Friars Road, Suite 925, charleys.com. Read More
By Frank Sabatini Jr. | Restaurant Review
Restaurants that source from nearby farms aren’t unique. Nor are eateries that brand themselves around all-American diner food. But finding both concepts meshed together is rare. Read More
By Nicole Murray Ramirez | Conversations with Nicole
This week’s primary election was one of the most negative and nasty one in decades. Read More
By D’Anne Witkowski | Guest Editorial
Another week, another mass shooting at a school here in what so many claim to be the greatest country on earth. Read More
By Ben Cartwright | Back Out with Benny
A little over a year ago, I wrote in this space about the importance of our bars as places for the community to connect. Read More
By Michelle Burkart
One of my mom’s life lessons was “change is inevitable, and I needed to get used to it.” Read More
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William E. Kelly
Senior Matters
The inadequacy of social safety nets intended to protect a burgeoning population of older adults is a political, cultural and moral hot potato. Advancements in medical science, means a rapidly expanding number of us will be living longer. We will do so with more expensive medical issues and rising living expenses dependent on inadequate incomes and declining assets. At the same time, our younger population is experiencing a decline in numbers. This translates to more of us relying on those safety nets and fewer of us to replenish the funds to sustain them. Read More
By FilmOut San Diego
FilmOut’s annual San Diego LGBT Film Festival returns Thursday, June 7 and runs through Sunday, June 10. Read More
By Dae Elliott | South Bay Alliance
B’day Bash a success, with more opportunities on the way
Michelle’s B’day Bash was a bash! Our fundraiser for South Bay PRIDE was a hit day for all. Read More
By Chris Azzopardi | Q Syndicate
America’s favorite out skater on finding his gay power, sex-inspired costumes and his post-Olympics clapback for Tinder ghosters Read More
By D’Anne Witkowski | Guest Editorial
Hey gentlemen, if you’re a gay and want to become a heterosexual, you can do it today in 10 easy steps with this one weird trick called self-hatred and denial! Well, that’s two weird tricks, but still. Read More
What the heck is a glampisphere, you ask? The answer lies in North Park’s Air Conditioned Lounge, which opened a groovy, outdoor space tailored for private events and business meetings. It features an elevated bar, retro-style tables and chairs, and a soothing waterfall. Situated on the building’s back patio, the glampishere was created expressly to “ignite creativity and spark conversation among guests,” according to Air Condition’s public relations team. 4673 30th St., 619-535-6007, glampisphere.space. Read More
By Frank Sabatini Jr.
The Brew Project rolls out a new brunch menu
It isn’t everyday hubby and I arrive somewhere for weekend brunch with a bottle of champagne waiting for us on ice. Read More
By Michael Kimmel
Sex is great right? Lots of fun. Easy, no problems. Always available when you want it. Your libido is strong and will do whatever you want, whenever you want. You can have great sex several times a day with any number of hot men and/or women who come your way. Read More
By Ian Morton | Profiles in Advocacy
“Theoretical” comprehensive voting rights, across all genders and races, are a relatively recent and hard-won victory in the United States, which arguably has yet to be fully realized. Read More
By Nicole Murray Ramirez | Conversations with Nicole
Out of the closets … into the voting booths!
Coming up on June 5 is the California primary elections. Read More