San Diego Michael Jackson impersonator bares it all

Devra Gregory’s one-woman show opens Friday, May 18, at 10th Avenue Theatre

It takes almost two hours for Devra Gregory to become Michael Jackson. The makeup’s first. She starts with a brown cover-up base and then blends in lots of white. She’s the ’90s Jackson—pale with a long Jheri curl.

Experience 1960s San Diego

A fun and easy scavenger hunt that’ll flash you back to a bygone era

There won’t be any crazy clues or hard-to-figure-out hints in this scavenger hunt. We’ve rounded up places in San Diego that exude 1960s style and charm.

San Diego's mod squad

Contemporary designers bringing mi-century aesthetics back to life

Meet five locals who’ve built upon mid-century-modern ideals to come up with something new....

San Diego's growing comedy scene

Last Tuesday night at Til-Two, comedian Kim Thompson hosted a night featuring stand-up by Mario Mann, Dallas McLaughlin, Jake Anderson, Candis Blake and Ryan Talmo.

Making good, bad tattoos and Can Diego

Three nightlife events to hit up this week

When The Propagandist (835 Fifth Ave., Downtown) first opened, the owners promised us that they’d host fun things like art shows, movie nights and indie rock

Work of My Hands goes all-in for ArtWalk

The duo's ready to get real about making and selling art

Inside a timeworn Hillcrest home, Rachel Eva and Shawn Michael have been busy collecting discarded, dilapidated scraps of various sorts and storing the finds in their narrow side yard. They’re starting to look like hoarders.

AWA is serious about faking it

The wrestling matches at Skybox Sports Grill are epic

Move over WWE, because the folks at American Wrestling Alliance are not fucking around.
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Reintroducing the ‘Infamous Babes’

The sixth in our border-art series follows pals Bob Matheny and Armando Munoz Garcia as they spring their chicks, dames and dolls from the art vault for a day

Perhaps it was the border region’s ubiquitous Bart Simpson coin banks or the plaster surfing monkeys that gave Muñoz the idea.

The ultimate Easter egg hunt

The promise of an Adult-Themed Easter Egg Hunt at Déja Vu brought up several vivid images for me.

Chef Gage will do more than just fix you a good meal

The famed San Diego DJ, event producer and chef introduces us to his experiental food philosophy

Welcome to Chef Gage’s lair. On a nice spring day a few weeks ago, he sported a faux-hawk, thick-framed glasses, mismatched socks and black shoes salted with white spray paint. A well-known DJ (Wolfgang Von Cope) and event producer (Merge Life & Music), it’s easy to picture him behind the turntables or hosting an avant-garde party. It’s harder to envision him in an apron with a frying pan in hand. But when Chef Gage gets around food, it’s clear that he’s earned his title.
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