Honeysuckle showcases artists who are brave enough to make their stake in the world as artists. We know how hard it is. We present works in fine art, pop art, music, fashion and film.
Honeysuckle is a hilarious mix of people from every walk of life; something we’re proud of. So it should come as no surprise that editorial meetings for the Cannabis issue are a real reflection of the variety that New York has to offer (in both people and strains).
The Men in My Life: A Memoir of Love and Art in 1950s Manhattan. What a hell of a title! And it’s now out in paperback. A review of actress and acclaimed biographer, Patricia Bosworth's new memoir.
A thought experiment: what if the history of marijuana and alcohol were reversed, so that marijuana was as widely embraced as alcohol is now?
Enjoy the first of many collaborations with the great artists at ElevenSixtySix in Brooklyn, a group and collective of talented artists of all sorts!
Now that Friday the 13th has passed, what better time to spread good luck, rather than what’s unlucky? Consider this your dose of Honey Lady Luck.
Other than allergy sufferers, who doesn’t love flowers? At the 16th annual Orchid Show...
With Tax Day coming up on April 17th, I have been doing a lot of...
Going cold-turkey isn’t for everybody. In this excerpt from her memoir Lighting Up: How I Stopped Smoking, Drinking, and Everything Else I Loved in Life Except Sex , Susan Shapiro shares in diary entries how she found smoking pot a hard habit to break.
Retrospective on post-liberation stories from Buchenwald concentration camp.
Soleil Nathwani's review of the 2018 New Directors, New Films Festival.
Douglas Taurel on the benefits of medical marijuana for veterans.
We are proud to celebrate all that’s spring with you! Our amazing CANNABIS issue launched on February 23rd, kicking off at Club Cumming, the East Village hotspot domain of iconic actor Alan Cumming, who graced our cover and gave us an exclusive interview.
Nobody plays the blues — hardcore, bad-ass, barrelhouse, belt-it-out, down-and-dirty, gut-bucket blues — better than a kid who grew up upper-middle-class. Nobody. Face it: the suburbs are the true home of the blues.
“There was once a man who lived in the forest. One day, he found a Spleef Bake nestled in a tree. For the next 6-8 hours, the man became the forest.” —@spleefnyc
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