For Women's History Month, we turned the Honey Spotlight on leading ladies of the cannabis industry. Britni Tantalo is the co-founder of the New York Cannabis Retail Association (NYCRA), working to elevate women and people of color in legal cannabis.
For Women's History Month, we turned the Honey Spotlight on leading ladies of the cannabis industry. Anne Forkutza, Head of Social Impact and Industry Partnerships at Dutchie, is creating new opportunities for dispensaries and social equity every day.
The Minority Cannabis Business Association (MCBA), an organization dedicated to improving diversity in the cannabis industry, has announced its new Board of Directors and Executive Board for 2024.
The Blazing Blasians, a group of entrepreneurs, educators, and creators, hosted Blunts & Egg Rolls, an event designed to build solidarity between the Black and Asian cannabis community.
Hotel O.K.ByeBye is a multimedia project showcasing Asian and queer talent. Produced by Olive Hui and Nivi, the variety show's latest incarnation featured comedians like Sabrina Wu and Jes Tom, plus numerous musical acts and wellness experts.
Her name’s Angela Pih. She’s got the dreamer's disease. And she's here to remind us "We Only Get What We Give." The StateHouse Holdings marketing chief traces her journey from fashion to craft cannabis.
Pull up a chair and lean in to get all the tea from Lillian Phan, the saucy and sweet personality on Food Network's "Chef Dynasty: House of Fang." Read on for Phan's dream guests, event-planning tips, and a potent pairing suggestion from Elefante!
A candid talk with Chef Kathy Fang, star of Food Network's "Chef Dynasty: House of Fang" fusing flavor, family, and a healthy dose of fun. Read on to see why Fang dreams of feeding Marvel's Simu Liu, and for a potent pairing culinary suggestion from Potli!
The Squid Games subtitle controversy is only the most recent interaction of anti-Asian sentiment in Hollywood. With the upcoming "Train to Busan" adaptation will things be any different?
Mattel fell on the side of profits instead of social responsibility once again when failing to represent AAPI athletes in its Olympics collection.
