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First it was Bullwinkle’s, then Family Fun Center, and now it’s Boomer’s. By whatever name, Boomer’s is the place your kids will beg to visit, and cry about leaving.
There are three Boomer’s in San Diego county - El Cajon, San Diego and Vista, and several more throughout California, two in Florida, and one in New York.
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Hooray! The sun has come back to San Diego! It feels like summer, with temperatures in the seventies across the county.
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San Diego has an interesting relationship with celebrity. Although we live in California and have been the site for over 500 movies and television programs (e.g. Top Gun, Some Like it Hot, Citizen Kane, The Sands of Iwo Jima, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Traffic, Almost Famous, etc.), we’re not exactly mainstream Hollywood.
We’re still excited when celebrities come to town, [...]
There’s just nothing more romantic than the ocean, and San Diegans are fortunate to have over seventy miles of coastline to enjoy every day of the year. Whether you’re watching the waves crash, or floating along in a gently rocking boat; day or night, the ocean is San Diego’s single most romantic venue, and there [...]
After taking the division title in two of the last three years, and recording the best record in the NFL this last season (albeit without making it to the Super Bowl), Coach Marty Schottenheimer has been fired.
Wasn’t it just last month that the Chargers offered to extend his contract through 2008?
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If you have a San Diego story that needs to be told, here’s your invitation - for Bloggers, Writers, and All Others.
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Last night the women of UCSD Basketball triumphed 66-55 over Humboldt State at RIMAC Arena. This was the eighth straight Tritons win, for an 18-3 season. They are now tied for #1 in CCAA Standings, alongside Cal State Bakersfield. Although impressive, this is not the reason for this valentine.
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I just received the schedule for the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego. Here’s what you can expect:
Opening 2/17/07 at 1001 Kettner and Jacobs Building at MCASD in Downtown San Diego:
→ Morris Louis Now: An American Master Revisited
Morris Louis Now includes 27 canvases produced from 1953 to 1962, and offers a critical re-examination of [...]
This is the burning question that SDSU students are asking. When 21-year-old Joshua Gandy was told to get off his skateboard yesterday, he got a little mouthy with the campus officer. Or did he?
If you saw his interview on the news today, you know that Joshua’s speech is rambling and his language is absolutely peppered [...]
I dropped by the Westfield Plaza Camino Real on Tuesday afternoon to pick up a Museum Brochure from Macy’s. No sooner did I open the door than I walked right smack into the bikini section. In February? Really? Only in California!
What’s new?
There are music videos now showing on monitors throughout Macy’s, and shoppers are stopping in their tracks to [...]
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