& Juliet Hits the Road with a Fresh Face and a Second Chance at Love (and Life!)
By Cesar A Reyes What if Juliet did not end it all for Romeo? That is the big, bold, and
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Entertainment
Time’s Running Out: Why San Diego Must Step Up for LGBTQ Artists
By Patric Stillman This piece departs from my usual reporting on San Diego’s art scene. It is written as an
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April by Rose Gray
By Korie Houston Love can exist in many forms. It sneaks in when you least expect it, not always as
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Compound Fracture and Bury Your Gays
By Vaughn Frantz Miller Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White We have got coast-to-coast, all-American horror this month! With this recommendation,
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Cynthia Erivo with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra
Photography by Vanessa Dubois/XPOZD Photography August 17, 2025 – San Diego, CA In a night that will be remembered by
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Terminal Velocity & My Lesbian Novel
By Vaughn Frantz Miller Terminal Velocity Blanche McCrary Boyd Whew! I do not think I have ever reviewed such an action-packed
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Celebrating 40 Years of Revolutionary Love: Diversionary Theatre Unveils Bold 2025-2026 Season
By Cesar A Reyes San Diego’s Diversionary Theatre, the nation’s third-oldest LGBTQIA+ theater, proudly announces its milestone 40th Anniversary Season
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David “Delights”: an interview with David Archuleta
By Gregg Shapiro Whether you are a fan of American Idol and a follower of the contestants who have been
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More by Carly Rae Jepsen
By Korie Houston Coming down from the high of two weeks in Europe, I keep replaying the moments that held
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The Studio Door Studio Artists: Past & Present
Walk into The Studio Door art gallery and you will find more than paint on canvas or glass in the
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