If it's happening in San Diego's fabulous nightlife, Jim Winsor will tell you all about it.
The best happy hour in town: Featuring "Tempura Green Beans" and "Mussels and Fries," with five ways to enjoy absinthe, served the traditional European way, and the strongest sangria this side of the border; plus RECIPE for "Currant’s Crunchy Ham & Cheese."
Check out Jim Winsor's nightclub column to find out where the boys will be this week in San Diego.
The popular Long Beach-based lesbian singer-songwriter shares with us her early influences, her fascination with Key West and a memorable audience-inspired lapse in judgment at a gig right here in San Diego.
Longtime Montage veterans recall their favorite memories of the "old days" and look forward to the annual reunion at Spin.
The beautiful, wry, and often tawdry radio host had never actually hidden the fact that she was a lesbian, she just never talked about it. She felt it wasn't anyone else's business, and she didn't want to be defined by her audience or the suits at commercial radio or television. "I've been in boy's clubs my entire life," she says.
If it's happening in the gayborhood, Jim Winsor has it covered in pictures. Read all about the nightlife scene!
Great songs, great orchestra ... a fun time will be had by all.
Playwright Dael Orlandersmith's “Bones” is in a short-run world premiere through this weekend at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City.
Season two: Cast members talk about guest appearances, (will Brittany Spears kiss Santana) and co-creator Ryan Murphy reveals "Glee" tributes, such as the "Rocky Horror" episode.
The woman behind the pivotal role of Abuela Claudia discusses the American dream, the importance of family and why you must see "In The Heights."
Nominated for 13 Tony Awards, “In The Heights” won four (for best musical, score, choreography and orchestrations).
Comic-Con themed events will be livening things up in Hillcrest and North Park, and convention attendees and non-attendees can mingle and get into the spirit of the weekend.
The 1943 classic is getting a solid production through July 31 at Vista’s Moonlight Amphitheatre.
San Diego Pride weekend officially begins tomorrow night, so here’s a rundown of all the major Pride parties and club events.
A four-part and permanent exhibit will honor Old Globe's production team, its artists and its historical impact during the theater's first 75 years.
Her name has long been associated with peace, love, flower power, psychedelic rock, the Vietnam war, drugs and dozens of hit records that span over 30 years worth of work. Now you can see 50 of her paintings that recreate some of that magic on a canvas.
“Avenue Q,” the smash-hit Broadway musical about real life in New York City as told by a cast of people and puppets, is back in San Diego.

Team gay has to turn some bridesmaids’ dresses from high stress to high fashion on “Project Runway.”
Paris Hilton is banned from Wynn resorts in Las Vegas; Nicolas Cage's lawsuit against his former business manager gets dismissed; Conan O'Brien names his new show.
The guide highlights the many unique and historical offerings that New Orleans has to recommend to the gay and lesbian community including events, attractions, restaurants, bars, clubs, accommodations and the unique neighborhoods that make up the city.
The TripOut Gay Travel Awards will honor new nominees, returning favorites and former winners -- all vying to earn the reputation as "gay approved."
San Diego favorite Phil's BBQ uses Just Enjoy's "360-degree mobile technology and marketing program" to broaden its promotional reach and deepen its customer relationships.
Been to dozens of "Service Industry Night" parties that never quite wet your whistle? Well the new Industry Productions gig - which launches Tuesday night in the Gaslamp - just may keep you coming back again and again.
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