San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Dogs are affectionate, fun, and often intelligent. But they are not people. Taking them to movie theaters, malls, and restaurants means that you’ve cartwheeled off the path of reality—a reality where dogs are animals.

In most instances, people like you move here because you discovered San Diego is an amazing, beautiful place with the best climate in the country.

I don't believe there's a more perfect marriage between performer and city than Bette Midler and Las Vegas. She is, without a doubt, one of our greatest living entertainers. I finally paid homage to the "Divine Miss M" in Las Vegas, where she's finishing up a two-year run at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

So my “Folsom Fling” ended up being more than a fling and I was very happy with that. Nick had already planned to come to LA for the Atlantis Gay Cruise. After meeting me, he moved his arrival date up two days so we could spend some time together.

Sweeps are known for their sensationalized goings-on. Typically, there’s a wedding, or a funeral, or a fire, maybe a reunion, perhaps the big game and of course, some girl-on-girl action. In our lifetime, the staple of a square Sweeps diet has been the lesbian kiss.

I love flirting with the cute gays that are working in various stores. When they flirt back and give me the special “Fashion Valley gay discount”, well, the whole experience makes me feel just so good.

I'm having a love/hate relationship with Taylor Lautner. On one hand, I hate that he's in those God-awful movies. On the other hand, they give him the chance to be shirtless.

"Oh what hotel are you staying at?” my manager asked with an extra dose of perky curiosity. “My mom is going to be up there for a doll collectors’ convention this weekend!" Knowing full well that no hotel would ever book a doll convention the same weekend as a leather festival I said, “The Marriott.”

"That's where she's staying too!" my manager exclaimed. Apparently someone at the Marriott had a sense of humor.

What do you do when you stumble across one of those bullhorn cell phone talkers whose voice ten times the normal speaking decibel? SDGLN.com columnist Courtney Bee recently found herself pondering that same question. And like a moth drawn to one hell of a loud flame, she began to follow her.

Listening is such a valuable skill to learn and practice. Not just hearing, but actually listening.