Rappers illegally in the weed business has always been a thing, but with state-level legislation relaxing across the country for legalization, there's an opportunity for these guys to go legit for the first time ever. We're naming names on rappers who have found a way to secure bags in the marijuana business
JAY-Z is back in the pharmaceuticals game—legitimately of course. Today (October 23), the Hip-Hop mogul announced his first cannabis brand called Monogram.
As decriminalization and legalization efforts continue to grow nationwide and many states voting on measures this fall, the devil's lettuce is getting a lot of attention in the news of late.
The veteran West Coast superstar is teaming up with the cannabis culture company and will also celebrate the re-release of Dr. Dre's classic solo debut album, The Chronic.
The first-ever cannabis cafe opened in Hollywood.
There are benefits that come with lighting up before you lift.
Jay-Z just got onboard with the legal weed hustle. Today (July 9), cannabis company Caliva announced it has named the Brooklyn multi-hyphenate its Chief Brand Strategist. Reportedly it’s a multiyear deal and Jigga is tasked with “driving creative direction, outreach efforts and strategy” for the brand. We’re going to say he has experience in such […]
Waking and baking before your workouts could be beneficial.
NBA YoungBoy has officially been charged in his Atlanta weed case.
