Month: April 2018 (Page 22)

Brazilian artist Fernando de La Rocque creates his works on paper by blowing cannabis smoke onto his precut stencils. Openly in favour of decriminalizing the illegal substance, Rocque has said, “more important than freedom to smoke marijuana is the freedom to think about it and make art with it.” ToContinue Reading

The so-called Wolves of Weed Street predict the cannabis industry will grow into a monstrous $75 billion industry by 2030. This estimation is around $25 billion more than originally forecast, according to the latest figures from New York investment analysts Cowen & Company. There is just so much happening rightContinue Reading

On Friday, the American public may have truly seen cannabis prohibition enter its twilight hours. One of the loudest pro-cannabis voices in the Republican Party, Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado, announced that he made a deal with the White House that would bring final closure to the continuing conflicts betweenContinue Reading

This month, hundreds of federal and local law enforcement agents seized scores of Northern California properties purchased with money wired to the United States by a Chinese crime organization and used to grow colossal quantities of cannabis. According to a press release from the Justice Department release, on April 4, California authoritiesContinue Reading

Cannabis has been a part of movies and television for decades, but the way it’s presented has evolved and shifted over time. We’ve come a long way from the 1936 movie “Reefer Madness” — it’s pure comedy now to portray weed as an insanity-inducing danger — but that isn’t theContinue Reading

Forbidden Fruit is one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s fastest rising strain stars. San Francisco gave us Girl Scout Cookies, the East Bay gave us Granddaddy Purple — and now the South Bay can stake a claim to having one of the hottest strains on the scene by aContinue Reading