Oscar-nominated ‘Please Hold’ Is More Disturbing Than the Best ‘Black Mirror’ Episodes
Director K.D. Dávila shows that the seeds for a nightmarish future have already taken root today, but urges us not to give into despair.
Brand Spotlight: Mary’s Medicinals
From pens to transdermal patch success, Mary’s Medicinals presents a reliable and affordable solution to daily care.
HBO Doc ‘Life of Crime’ Chronicles Addiction
HBO’s 'Life of Crime' chronicles lifelong battles with addiction—and raises questions about the ethics of documentary filmmaking.
Stoners Fly ‘High as a Kite’ with New Marijuana Tattoo Collection Book
‘High as a Kite’ is a must-have coffee table book for all the tatted cannabis connoisseurs out there.
Rick and Morty Just Ended its Most Disappointing Season Yet
The two-part Rick and Morty finale packs an emotional punch, but pales in comparison to previous heights, mainly due to the writing.
Animals Make Weed Farm Their Safe Sanctuary in Colombia
Animals make Javier Franco’s pesticide-free weed farm in Colombia home, including sloths, anteaters, porcupines, and pretty much any other type of wildlife native to the region.
These Veterans are Fighting a War to Make Cannabis Accessible to Their Fellow Soldiers
As doctors keep prescribing opiates, American veterans plead for a safer, more effective way to treat their PTSD: medical marijuana.
What Netflix’s Yasuke Can Tell Us About The Future of Anime
The Black samurai at the center of the mythical tale of "Yasuke" has his roots in real-life history.
Animal Collective On Scoring Crestone —Their First Feature Film
The Animal Collective-scored movie, "Crestone," follows a merry band of Soundcloud rappers who retreat into the Colorado desert to make music, smoke weed and find out what they’re really made of.
The End of Us: How The Pandemic Gave Birth To A New Kind of Storytelling
COVID-movies, like "The End of Us", are knocking at the door. Should we let them in, or keep our distance?