San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Oscar-nominated actress and singer Diahann Carroll has passed away. She was 84. 

Her daughter Susan Kay, told the Associated Press that her mother died of cancer in Los Angeles on Friday. 

The "family" group One Million Moms has another complaint against a big company, this time it's Mattel and their line of gender-neutral dolls called Creatable Worlds.

“Into the Woods,” the Stephen Sondheim musical that catapulted the reputation of the Moonlight Amphitheatre in 1990 when it was the first regional theatre in the United States to be granted the production rights to the show, will be presented in a concert version for one night only on Sat., Octob

Cast your mind back to 1993 and those mixtape days when cassettes were king. Then pretend you’re in tiny Alliance, Nebraska, where you’ve just graduated from high school and you’re wondering what comes next.

The United States doesn't always get to watch Britsh shows, and a lot of fans of RuPaul's Drag Race were worried about where they could view the U.K. version of the series. Those concerns were relieved today as Logo announced the show will be skipping over the pond and landing at its home network.

Smooth jazz singer and 80's pop icon Sade got a special shout out from her son Izaak Theo Adu on social media yesterday as he announced to his followers he would be headed home after recovering from transition surgery. 

Deciding whether to get that special someone in your life a male or female fashion doll just got a little bit easier as Mattel has released a toy line of gender-neutral dolls.

Hershey Felder’s Chopin, on the other hand, is both a fine pianist and an engaging teacher, and he’s back in town with his one-man show about “Monsieur Chopin.” You can see him through Oct. 6 at San Diego Repertory’s Space Theatre. Joel Zwick directs.

We got news late last month that our heroine from Frozen will not have a same-sex love interest in the highly-anticipated sequel, and in this newest trailer, it seems any love being portrayed is sisterly. 

When a broke, hungry singer named Victoria (Allison Spratt Pearce) meets a barely-employed café singer in a Left Bank club, Toddy (Lance Arthur Smith) tries to help her by setting up an audition with the club owner.