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Quick Clicks: February

Friday, February 5, 2010
By Aaron Heier, Associate Editor
Quick Clicks: February

This month, we celebrate Presidents, love and Black History. By all accounts, February is short (28 days,) sweet and to the point. Still, all around San Diego, there’s a plethora of new and exciting events and activities to quench both your social and intellectual gayborhoodian thirsts. Check out these Quick Click picks of the... »

Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Gloria Johnson

Wednesday, February 3, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Gloria Johnson

I can’t think of a minute I’ve spent in San Diego that I didn’t know who Gloria Johnson was. You’ll see her everywhere, walking precincts, at fundraisers, at Golden Hall on election night. Her energy is as bountiful as her commitment to activism. She’s a lesbian activist who became active in the feminist... »

Game Day Pub Crawl, Citizen Kurt-style

Monday, January 25, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Game Day Pub Crawl, Citizen Kurt-style

Alright, I’m sure some of you are surprised that I even care about a football game. Well you’re right. I don’t know the first thing about football. But, what I do like is guys that watch football. Catch my drift? Last weekend, I had to start my Sunday out right and have a nice healthy... »

Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Robin Roth

Wednesday, January 20, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Robin Roth

I first met Robin about eight years ago at a salon that I worked in. One of my girlfriends there did her hair and I was always checking out Robin’s man (now, her husband!) I’ve met her a couple more times since then via my best girlfriend Cheri over at Air Conditioned Lounge. If you... »

Citizen Kurt Goes to Church: Metropolitan Community Church

Tuesday, January 19, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt Goes to Church: Metropolitan Community Church

Sunday, January 16, will be a day that goes down in history, for I proved  many people wrong. I went to church and the sky did not open up, lightening did not strike anyone and I was not escorted out of the building. I guess from this you can tell I’m not a religious... »

Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Big Mike Phillips

Monday, January 18, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Big Mike Phillips

I first met “Big Mike” Phillips in 1992 when he was tending bar at the Brass Rail. At the time, I was a regular there and Big Mike always poured a nice, heavy cocktail. Big Mike moved on to other venues around town, and we all followed him, especially when he landed at Rich’s.  As... »

Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Bo Dixon

Tuesday, January 12, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Bo Dixon

Bodybuilder and former Colt model Bo Dixon first came to my attention a few short months ago. I became a fan on his Facebook Fan Page and, shortly after, received a friend request from Mr. Dixon himself to join his personal Facebook page (…little ol’ me.) Bo is a proud gay man who shares... »

New iPlay4Charity Community Events Give Back to Kids

Monday, January 11, 2010
By Aaron Heier, Associate Editor
New iPlay4Charity Community Events Give Back to Kids

Every year since 2005, Daniel Crews has set out on a mission: to collect as many toys and gifts as he can and donate them to Toys for Tots. He doesn’t do it through mass shopping sprees at Target and Toys-R-Us or weekend toy drives at local super markets. Rather, he turned his love of games... »

Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Ben Gomez

Thursday, January 7, 2010
By Kurt Cunningham
Citizen Kurt’s Dirty Dozen: Ben Gomez

Ben served in the U.S. Navy during Operation Desert Storm. He was also part of United Nations’ humanitarian efforts during the Bosnian conflict during his 11-year career in the armed forces. Currently, he serves as Board President of Stonewall Citizens’ Patrol and is actively involved in countless other community organizations and non-profit agencies including: Servicemembers... »

Quick Clicks: January

Tuesday, January 5, 2010
By Aaron Heier, Associate Editor
Quick Clicks: January

It’s 2010, the end of a decade (though some would argue that) and the start of a new year. Everyone’s in hyper-resolution mode…for at least the next 30 days anyway. While we rally to support friends and family vowing to lose weight, quit smoking, get back to the gym, volunteer, budget better or become... »

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