San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Dan Guerrero’s one-man show, ¡Gaytino! Made in America​, is set to charm audiences with two screenings at the 27th annual San Diego Latin Film Festival.

No one is more surprised than Sam Hatmaker (above left, with building partner Jessica Ragzy Ewud) that he’s on a competitive LEGO building reality show.

The gender non-conforming gay contestant on Fox’s LEGO Masters is shocked that the show even exists, much less that he was selected to compete.

The White Party in Palm Springs is getting a little extra bass this year, as it has been announced that Grammy-award winning sensation Meghan Trainor will lend her voice at the Sunday T-Dance.

Drag queens with Lady Gaga songs in their catalogs can rejoice, the pop star has returned to her outrageous costume roots in her latest video for the new song "Stupid Love." 

Mother Monster has put Joanne to bed for the time being and let the dust settle on her Academy Award for "Shallow," so she is serving up some gay anthem energy with her latest song. 

His parents allowed him to build a large wall in the backyard in an effort to keep his skills above board. The 40ft x 8ft structure was not a place to keep him contained though--just the opposite; it allowed him to freely express himself through the art of painting.

The subway seems to the place to find amazing talent. First, there was the Emily Zamourka in Los Angeles who sang her heart out the Koreatown Metro station and thanks to a viral cellphone video landed a music deal. 

Playwright Paul Slade Smith opts for the hilarity of incompetence in “The Outsider,” his portrayal of the accession of a most unusual American lieutenant governor to the governor’s office as the result of a sex scandal.

Last year, McKrae Game, a once highly ranked advocate and founder of Hope for Wholeness, a conversion therapy program was fired, came out as gay and shunned the method in an interview by The Post and Courier

RuPaul is becoming the drag queen of all media, next stop: Showtime.

In a new HBO series called We’re Here famous drag queens Shangela, Bob the Drag Queen, and Eureka embark on road trips across the nation in order to makeover contestants living in rural America.