(Editor's Note: This is the third of a three part series on the Queer Queens of Qomedy event to benefit HRC.)

SAN DIEGO -- Be in store for some crazy and fearless fun this Saturday, March 24, 2012, when Gina Yashere headlines the Queer Queens of Qomedy show at the Birch North Park Theater.

When Yashere (pronounced "Ya-sher-ay") decided to leave her native Britain five years ago, she had but "two suitcases and a pocketful of dreams" and was in search of the ultimate source of vitamin D: the sun.

She headed straight for Los Angeles and hasn't looked back.

(Editor's Note: This is the second of a three part series on the Queer Queens of Qomedy event to benefit HRC.)

Anyone who is familiar with Fortune Feimster and her comedy would not expect her to be off running around on a soccer field, but that is exactly what she does on a weekly basis.

In fact, one recent evening while chatting with San Diego Gay & Lesbian News, she was on her way to take the field with her weekly Los Angeles team, Gays R Us.

"Yeah, I like to act like I'm 12," she said.

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Before you read any further, I should warn you I’m in a very bad mood.

My skin is inflamed, blotchy and chapped. My hair is hopelessly dry and brittle ... so the process of attempting a side-part would likely snap it right off like a stomped twig. Don’t even get me started on my cuticles. How I haven’t been mistaken for Tara Reid after being rescued from a deserted island bar after last-call, is beyond me.

In short, I’m a hot mess. Therefore, I cannot be responsible for the harsh tone I may take in recalling the events of this last week.

And it’s Kirk Cameron’s fault.