San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Bohemian Rhapsody director and openly gay Hollywood producer Bryan Singer didn't take long to respond to an article about him in The Atlantic

It looks like a party onstage – and it is. Lamb’s Players Theatre celebrates 25 years in Coronado with a tasty smorgasbord of famous hits from past shows in “A Jewel in the Crown City.” The party continues (and has been extended) through Feb. 24 at the theater.

Say “Dr. Ruth” and anybody who was listening to the radio or watching TV in the 1980s will know exactly whom you’re talking about.

She’s Dr. Ruth Westheimer, pint-sized sex therapist extraordinaire, whose face, accent and sense of humor were daily fixtures on TV and radio for years.

One of Verdi's greatest creations, Rigoletto graces The San Diego Opera stage again after being absent for a decade.

Martinis Above Fourth is beginning the new year with some of the biggest talents in Hollywood. On January 24 get ready for John Lloyd Young in "Jukebox Hero."

John Lloyd Young won both a Tony and a Grammy for his role as Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys on Broadway. He also played the legendary singer on the big screen.

Ah, theater. Where else can you get paid to pretend you’re somebody else and maybe even get famous for it?

On Sunday, January 27, 2019, a cast of stars from stage and screen will perform the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical RENT live on Fox.

Although Britney Spears will no longer be appearing on the Vegas Strip, she will forever be cast in vinyl after San Diego based collectible brand Funko releases a toy in her likeness. 

Legend of both the stage and screen, Carol Channing has died, she was 97. Her publicist B. Harlan Boll, confirmed the news for USA TODAY. 

He said the iconic actress died of natural causes. 

Religion vs. self-determination, a mother-daughter conversation and a musical about trash are on offer in the fully-staged section of the latest Plays by Young Writers Festival, onstage at the Old Globe’s White Theatre through Jan. 26.