San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Twenty years after the mega-blockbuster 1997 "Titanic" brought ticket buyers back to the cinema, Celine Dion took to the stage at the Billboard Awards on Sunday, to sing "My Heart Will Go On," the love ballad from the movie. 

As the signature flute begins those familiar opening cords, Celine appears beneath a huge jellyfish shaped crystal chandelier. 

Cold-blooded murder isn’t funny. Neither is political assassination. But playwright Rajiv Joseph – who starred a talking tiger in his most famous work, Pulitzer Prize finalist “Bengal Tiger At The Baghdad Zoo” – is known for his offbeat approach to serious topics. His latest play, “Archduke,” offers a sort of farcical satire on political assassination.

While the gay porn industry isn’t one that stands on ceremony, it has appropriated an Australian indigenous ceremonial instrument and used it as a sex toy, causing a social media backlash from people who say they crossed a line.

The adult male site Men.com is no stranger to creating hype over porn; doing parodies of Star Wars, Tarzan and yes, even Pokemon.

You couldn’t tell by looking at her, but Cher has given fans decades of music and in a new Billboard interview the singer and actress talks about everything from the current presidency to getting older.

One of the biggest dance parties in Hillcrest is making its way back to Spin Nightclub this Saturday.

Overdrive is taking over the dancefloor at the popular night club and they have booked some of the best DJs around to keep this party going until morning.

North Park is about to come alive once again with music, arts, craft beers and culinary excellence, and it’s free to the public.

This will be the 21st San Diego County Credit Union (SDCCU) Festival of Arts in North Park and it has become one of the most popular festivals in San Diego.

Transformation is the theme of Georgette Kelly’s fascinating new play “Ballast.”'

Diversionary Theatre presents the world premiere of this eloquent new play through June 4, brilliantly directed by Diversionary’s executive artistic director Matt M. Morrow. 

At the center of the story are two couples whose stability has been disrupted by the gender reassignment of one partner.

The south side of the 1000 block of University Avenue is generally recognized as the epicenter of the gay nightlife community in Hillcrest. Two of the largest gay clubs in the city, Flicks and Rich’s, reside there, as well as the gay friendly coffee house Lestat’s Hillcrest.

A 16-year-old high school student in Telford, Shropshire England wowed his classmates with a spectacular drag performance on the last day of school, although he was originally denied to do so by the principal.

We are finally getting to see that this time the rumors are true: “Will & Grace” is making a comeback.

In a new musical trailer for the show, Deborah Messing, Eric McCormack, Sean Hayes, and Megan Mullally are all back and everyone is excited that NBC has greenlit their return for 12 episodes, except for Messing who is suffering from performance anxiety.