Books to fill that ‘Game of Thrones’ jones
By Jake Sexton In tragic news this month, the beloved and behated, bloody, sexy, controversial phenomenon known as HBO’s “Game ...
Sunday, January 11, 2026
Guest Editorial: Three weeks later: Our imperative to resurge following an anti-Semitic terrorist attack
By David G. Wang Just half a week after the domestic terrorist attack at Chabad of Poway, I received a ...
Fusion without confusion
By Frank Sabatini Jr. Ever since fusion cuisine came into vogue some 30 years ago, I’ve encountered ethnic pairings ranging ...
‘Yoga Play’ comedically crosses East and West
By Jean Lowerison The road to enlightenment may be paved with good intentions, but for high-end yogawear manufacturer Jojomon (not ...
Calendar: May 10 – June 13, 2019
ONGOING EVENTS ‘Failure: A Love Story’ Through May 18 It is 1928 and the jazz era is in full swing ...
‘Sister Act’ offers up a break from the real world
By Jean Lowerison What is it about nuns in the theater? Remember Debbie Reynolds, “The Singing Nun,” in the 1962 ...
Terror, lunch and a crazy milkshake
By Frank Sabatini Jr. The last thing that would ever lure me into the globally popular Sugar Factory American Brasserie ...
Guest Editorial: Not all LGBTs are affluent and without credit problems
By Vic Gerami The myth that all LGBTQ people are affluent and devoid of financial challenges is just that — ...
In with an urge, out with a smile
By Frank Sabatini Jr. The most recent LGBT-owned bar and restaurant to have opened in Hillcrest just hit its first ...
Guest Editorials: Reducing student homelessness is a humanitarian, economic issue
By Teresa Stivers Homelessness among California’s college students has reached crisis level. Facing mounting housing costs and a burgeoning affordable ...