San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Netflix has decided to pull the plug on one of the best shows on TV; "One Day at a Time." This is actually a quality reboot of the popular 70s Norman Lear sitcom starring the late Bonnie Franklin.

America's Finest City is on the short list of best places to be a filmmaker and San Diego State University students Martha Rodriguez, 20, and Jonathan Sotelo, 27, now join the ranks of people who got their start here. 

The filmmakers collaborated their talents on "Chips and Salsa," which won “Best Spanish Language Short" in the 5th edition of the AT&T Film Awards.

Instead of focusing on what company will or won't bake your LGBT cake, why not support the many artisans who are inclusive and get yourself a unique, handmade gift that also goes to support a true ally who couldn't care less about  your orientation.

Young drag artist Desmond is Amazing (Desmond Napoles), 11, was the subject of a New York Administration of Children's Services (ACS) investigation reveals his official page.

Italian Illusionist Riccardo Berdini believes that music has the magical and mysterious power to influence our emotions and to define who we are.

You can experience what he means at Martinis Above Fourth on Saturday, March 9, 2019, with "Spellbound."

The Fab Five are returning to Netflix sooner than you may have thought. The Emmy® Award-winning Queer Eye is getting ready for another binge-worthy series so you'll want to stock up on Kleenex.

This, the third season, begins March 15 where the life stylists are heading to Kansas City to spread a little confidence and encouragement to some well-deserving heroes. 

Even the multitude of disclaimers and explanations by developers saying this video game is only a "parody" isn't stopping some people from charging that Jesus Strikes Back: Judgement Day (sic) is no joke.

Faith, treachery, fear, love and even a little magic can be seen in Moira Buffini’s taut, complex and fascinating play “Gabriel,” in its West Coast premiere through March 17 at North Coast Repertory Theatre.

Luke Perry, the star of teen television soap Beverly Hills 90210 has died at 52-years-old. 

The star had suffered a massive stroke last Wednesday, something of which he could not recover. 

His rep Arnold Robinson confirmed the news with The Hollywood Reporter.