San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

One of the greatest singers of our time, Whitney Houston, left millions of fans wondering how such a successful celebrity could have fallen so far.

What a great week of fun and excitement it’s gearing up to be in San Diego. With spring in the air and the social season starting to take bloom in clubs and special events around the community, there’s no better time to get “Out & About” with Jinx Mirage.

The Queen of Drama, Joan Collins, is getting ready to make a return to television, or at least that’s what Ryan Murphy is hoping for his eighth season of American Horror Story.

A real-life reading match quickly turned homophobic and almost physical for two Drag Race season 9 contestants Farrah Moan and Shea Couleé.

The two reality stars were visiting a kebab shop in Newcastle, England where they are currently on tour. Farrah, sans makeup, was sporting an Easter pink hairdo. 

The pitch for the new comedy series Silver Foxes must have involved a variation of the description, “Think of it like The Golden Girls, only with four gay men living in Palm Springs.”

Gay celebrity gossip columnist and pop culture personality Perez Hilton says he will not be putting his 5-year-old son in dance class because doing so could make him gay.  

Season 10 of RuPaul’s Drag Race is in full swing and the queens are settling in and getting to know each other. In fact, the latest episode saw the contestants facing their first group challenge in which two teams had to perform in a musical called PharmaRusical.

Hi From Jinx Mirage 

What's up Hillcrest it's your social columnist bringing you another installment of Out & About. This weekend is definitely a weekend for the music lovers. So, sit back relax and let me tell you about this week’s events:

Enjoy Some Great Music for a Great Cause

Kalorie Karbdashian-Williams is becoming known as the most outspoken queen from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 10.

Last week this contestant was in the bottom two and had to lip-sync for her life. She ultimately won that challenge and said goodbye to Vanessa Vanjie Mateo much to the harsh criticism of some fans.

Have you ever expected to find happiness at Disneyland? I haven’t, but playwright Philip Dawkins’ solo piece “The Happiest Place on Earth” describes how his family, crippled by grief in 1963 at the sudden death of family patriarch Philip Eakins (a beloved Albuquerque sportscaster), used a family visit to Disneyland to dull the pain, if not to dispense happiness.