Artist Laurie Shapiro Showcases her Latest Cannabis Inspired Installation, 'Flowers Are Not a Crime’ at Governor's Ball 2022 By: Arbaz Khan As the artist of the ‘Flowers Are Not a Crime’ installation, recently sponsored by...
From the beverage brand with the viral video to Laganja Estranja's Trans Pride apparel, queer-affirming media and advocacy, herbal products, cool edibles and more, here are the LGBTQIA+ led cannabis brands uplifting queer communities year-round.
The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs held its first-ever listening session on Indigenous communities and the cannabis industry, hosting over 100 tribal leaders.
Father's Day is not a holiday to the many individuals incarcerated throughout the nation. Edwin Rubis, currently serving a 40-year federal prison sentence for a nonviolent cannabis conviction, shares how incarceration has changed his view of Father's Day.
The California Psychedelic Conference was the first deep dive event featuring the world's most renowned psychedelic experts in various arenas. During the signature Future of Business and Psychedelics panel, industry leaders gave impressive insights into the emerging market.
Sex work remains criminalized in many parts of the world, despite being a consensual transaction. Decriminalization would give sex workers more economic opportunities, improve global sexual health practices, and decrease violence in the industry.
Cannabis legalization offers Black and Latinx communities a chance to restore a fragment of what was lost through the War on Drugs, but so far, white businesses are reaping the rewards.
Why should we stop using the term "marijuana"? The word has a centuries-deep history rooted in racist practices and misinformation. Instead, call it cannabis.
Los Angeles-based Caisson Studios has become California's go-to design firm for perfecting cannabis companies' elegant and practical aesthetics.
House of Puff and Etain Health bring artist Chris Wilson's "I Can Show You the Way Out" exhibit, themed around surviving prison and solitary confinement, to New York's cannabis community.
The rerelease of “This Love (Taylor’s Version)” reminds fans who Taylor Swift used to be and how she has inspired a new generation of female artists, including Olivia Rodrigo, to reclaim their narratives.
For LIM College's Fall 2022 semester, industry leaders Dasheeda Dawson, Jesce Horton, Kristin Jordan and David Paleschuck headline a roster of instructors for bachelor’s and master’s degree courses.
A24 and Daniels' film "Everything Everywhere All At Once" resonates with Asian-Americans and children of immigrants on social media as a brilliant illustration of the challenges in the mother-daughter relationship.
With Lorde's third world tour in motion, it's time to reassess the New Zealand singer-songwriter's third album Solar Power. It's better than you realize.
Rapper Redman is redefining equity and cannabis legalization policy through the National Cannabis Party, co-founded in 2021 with Sephida Artis-Mills. What's next for him in politics, art and more?
