San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

In the eight years they performed together, European superpop group ABBA became a worldwide music phenomenon and recording legend. I’d wager that people who had never heard of ABBA leapt to their feet (or at least wanted to) when they first heard “Dancing Queen” – and let’s not forget “Mamma Mia!”

Former One Direction boy bandmate Harry Styles brought Pride to his concert in Philadelphia on June 15 when a fan showed up with a Pride flag with a special message so he used it on stage. 

Karla Balcazar showed up to the concert with the special banner she made herself with the words "Make America Gay Again" sewn into the fabric. 

Who hasn’t seen the over-the-top style of Glitz Glam in Hillcrest in the past decade? And if you haven't you should. It's an experience, a signature blend of punk, disco and gender fluidity that inspires others to be themselves, have lots of fun and stomp on the haters.

Ellen DeGeneres is returning to stand-up comedy for a limited series this August and she’s not passing up America’s Finest City.

This will be Ellen’s first tour in 15 years and along with San Diego, she will travel to both San Francisco and Seattle. This mini-event will span over eight nights.

A Virginia woman and her grandmother have warmed the hearts of social media subscribers everywhere with a single photo.

Social media trolls are at it again this week. First, they stampeded against Kelly Marie Tran of The Last Jedi with hateful comments, now it's star Millie Bobby Brown who plays the supernatural supergirl Eleven on the Netflix series Stranger Things. 

Dave Slick, a 26-year-old gay adult movie star was found unresponsive in a Chicago eatery bathroom at about 11:35 am Friday morning.

"Call Me Maybe" was a 2012 viral tune that infected the entire country with a feel-good earworm, it put singer Carly Rae Jepsen on the map. It also made a star out of the sinewy male lead Holden Nowell in the accompanying video, but he says he wasn’t comfortable with that. And still isn't.

Former San Diegan Alicia Champion was only 17 when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold swept through the classrooms of Columbine High School with gunfire killing 12 students and injuring 21.

YouTube is celebrating Pride month by encouraging people to use digital media as a tool to express themselves. Titled “#PridetoCreate: Pride 2018,” a video released on Thursday showcases many in the LGBT spectrum who use the platform to make statements about who they are, which hopefully inspires others to do the same.