San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Jo Chan, a 2011 graduate of San Diego State University (SDSU) and member of the LGBTQ communty, will compete on season 19 of Bravo's hit show, Top Chef. Currently living in Austin, TX, Chan is the executive chef at Eberly, a popular dining, drinking, and event space.

Sunday nights at Rich's San Diego have become the talk of the town after last week's launch of STUNT.

The new weekly format brings a new energy to Sunday nights, and is unique to any other venue in town. STUNT features interactive pop-up performances throughout the night on a runway in the middle of the main room dance floor.

A sort of luck, and having a friend in common, sparked the creation of the Badass Bonita clothing line, a collection of 11 nonbinary pieces created by Californian entrepreneur and published author Kim Guerra in collaboration with Mexican designer Nacho Jota and that was recently presented in San Diego.

As the omicron variant sweeps the world at unparalleled speed — upending the return of long-awaited "normal" holiday celebrations — now may be a better time than ever to stay indoors, escape from the surrounding chaos and get lost in a good (and queer) book.

Moe Girton’s white-blonde faux-hawk floods cotton-candy pink under Gossip Grill’s disco balls and neon lights. She’s sporting loud paisley prints in all shades of blue—a party of one at 3 p.m.

San Diego is all set to soft-open its year-round Comic-Con Museum on Black Friday, according to the Times of San Diego.