Long before legalization and luxury weed brands, Chrome Hearts was already making $4,000 pipes. This 1997 piece proves the culture was ahead of its time.

Universal Pictures Snoop Dogg’s life is officially headed for the big screen, and this is not the kind of music biopic Hollywood can afford to fumble. Universal Pictures is moving forward with a Snoop Dogg biopic starring Outer Banks actor Jonathan Daviss as the legendary Long Beach rapper. Craig Brewer, known for Hustle & Flow and Dolemite Is My Name , is attached to direct, while Snoop Dogg, Brian Grazer, and Death Row Pictures president Sara Ramaker are producing the fi

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Clubs are losing their grip on culture. Cannabis lounges are stepping in with a slower, more intentional way to go out and people are paying attention.

Justin Bieber isn’t selling phone cases, he’s selling identity. SKYLRK’s latest drop turns everyday tech into a cultural signal.

An electronics engineer stripped 500 discarded disposable vapes to build a 2.5 kWh battery pack that powered his entire home for eight hours. The experiment exposes a bigger issue around lithium waste and disposable tech.

Cigarettes aren’t trending because they’re healthy. They’re trending because they match the mood of a world that feels permanently on fire.

What if your favorite movie characters came as weed strains? From The Dude’s permanent chill to Elle Woods’ high-functioning confidence, here’s how classic cinema would actually hit.

People aren’t just asking budtenders about weed anymore. They’re asking AI — and it might be reshaping cannabis shopping.

Stoners aren’t on the couch anymore. They’re at the gym, vibing through workouts and proving cannabis and fitness are the new power couple. Here’s why the movement is exploding.

Cannabis culture keeps growing, but the shame around using it refuses to die. Here is why people still hide their high and why the stigma needs to disappear for good.

Rolling papers aren’t just for joints — they’re low-key the most underrated life-hack item you already own. From replacing oil blotting sheets to acting as DIY confetti, candle wicks, and quick clean-up tools, these thin little Zig-Zag heroes can save your day in ways you never saw coming.

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If Champagne Papi came in nug form, would he be mellow, moody, or just make you text your ex? Let’s find out. Drake is more than just a rapper—he’s a cultural phenomenon, a walking meme, a certified lover boy, and the ultimate symbol of Toronto's energy. His music has soundtracked breakups, late-night drives, and legendary club nights. But what if Drake wasn’t just a music icon—what if he was a weed strain? Would he be a smooth, mellow indica that hits you with the feels li

Weed has always been more than just getting high. It’s culture, community, and unspoken rules that keep the sesh flowing. But let’s be real, some people still don’t get it.

Turns out, the physics are on your side.

Working in the Canadian cannabis industry isn’t all chill vibes—it’s ID checks, cheap-weed hunters, and government cut-offs at 11 p.m. sharp. Here are 10 things only budtenders truly understand, and yes, this one’s for the customers too.

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We’ve officially spent more time playing Call of Duty than existing as a species. With over 30 billion hours logged, CoD isn’t just a game — it’s a cultural juggernaut. Here's how it took over Waterloo and the world.

From construction paper to cultural domination, the creators of South Park just hit billionaire status. Crude jokes? Check. Savage social commentary? Always. Here's the real story behind their money-making madness.