Village Visionaries: A Cultural Cornerstone in the Heart of Balboa Park
By Patric Stillman Tucked between the San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Natural History Museum lies a charming enclave
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Plastic Box by JADE
By Korie Houston “I’m trying to be cool, but it really fucking hurts.” On the heels of my 30th birthday,
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La Jolla Playhouse Unveils Cast and Creative Team for World-Premiere Musical The Heart
By Cesar A Reyes La Jolla Playhouse has announced the cast and creative team for the highly anticipated world-premiere musical The
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Countess and Nevada: A Novel
Countess by Suzan Palumbo I have been waiting for a lesbian sci-fi to bring to you all, and I’ve finally
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Serving Looks, Brunch, and Nostalgia: Malibu Barbie Café Rolls into San Diego – and She’s Fabulous
By Cesar A Reyes Darling, cancel your boring brunch plans and clear your calendar—Malibu Barbie Café has skated to San
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Carmen Emmi on Plainclothes, Queer Storytelling, and the Power of Coming Home
By Cesar A Reyes Carmen Emmi didn’t grow up dreaming of making movies. Raised in a traditional farming family in
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Reflections, Rewrites, and Raw Truths: Exit Interviews Finds Beauty in Emotional Honesty
By Dwight Byrum When Garrett Abdo sat down to write Exit Interviews, he wasn’t chasing a breakout hit—he was chasing clarity.
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After Hours by Kehlani
By Korie Houston Pride season in San Diego is here. A time for joy, resistance, and remembering who we are. Not just as individuals, butas a collective. A community. A people. Pride is a celebration, yes, but it’s also a mirror. And this year, it reflects something deeper: that our rights, our identities, our very
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Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar and Insignificant Others by Stephen McCauley
By Vaughn Frantz Miller Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar I hope I convince you to read this book. I have mulled
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Orville Mendoza in Noises Off A Three-Act Play Within A Play
By Dwight Byrum As a veteran actor with Broadway credits and a history of crowd-pleasing comedic timing, Orville Mendoza is no stranger to the stage. But in the Old Globe Theatre’s upcoming production of “Noises Off,”
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