San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

This past summer, Ellen DeGeneres returned to the stand-up circuit for a mini-tour, one stop was right here in San Diego. 

Now she's coming to Netflix in December for a special called Relatable, her first for the streaming service giant. 

Ryan Murphy is probably the biggest producer of LGBT appealing content on television. His series Glee had a big impact of LGBT youth with its storylines as did his American Horror Story. His latest, Pose, is a groundbreaking look at the transgender community. So it's no wonder that he wants to do something about anti-LGBT politicians. 

The quick turnaround time on San Diego's touring stop of the Broadway musical "Waitress" means by the time you read this you were either given the tickets by someone who couldn't go, or you're a season pass holder with nothing better to do on the weekend.

It’s dangerous business, having the chutzpah to take a beloved Jane Austen novel and imagine what happened after that.

Fortunately, that didn’t stop playwrights Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon, who imagine “Pride and Prejudice” characters a few years later in their clever and engaging “Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley,” which plays through Dec. 23 at New Village Arts.

If you haven't seen Netlix's reality music series "Westside," it's probably about time you binged on it over the weekend. The series goes deeper than most on network TV in that its musical subjects are profiled warts and all from their drug habits to their creative processes.

Ditch the delivery app and gather your friends and family together for San Diego Restaurant Week, January 20 to January 27.

Explore America's Finest City's culinary side and participate in this delicious event of more than 180 eateries. 

Colorado Springs, the beautiful city on a hill, became a bastion of fundamentalist Christianity in the 1980s, when Ted Haggard’s New Life Church moved into the laid-back hippie area and started preaching hellfire and damnation.

James Dobson’s Focus on the Family followed, and soon Christian evangelizing was going on even at the nearby Air Force Academy.

It’s that time of year when theaters dust off their Christmas-themed shows for holiday theatergoers.

This year, The Old Globe offers something different, with a country/western twang: the world premiere of the stage version of superstar/songwriter Clint Black’s 1995 holiday album “Looking for Christmas.”

Many reporters ask embarrassing questions of political figures. Fewer take the risk of going into major war zones to give readers a first-hand look at what’s really going on.

Chart-topping pop sensation Shawn Mendes may have some guy's hearts aflutter, but the handsome swooner says he is not gay and the constant speculation about whether he is or not is stressing him out.