““Before that female masturbation was usually depicted as pathological—if it was depicted at all. More recently we’re seeing it as a show of empowerment, of somebody who actually knows themself.””
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Nada Alic takes us to the Greek islands, in the near future, when cannabis is totally legal
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Embracing slow fashion, one garment at a time
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“It wasn’t until she was in her late teens that her parents revealed that her stepfather, John Wells, was her biological father”
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Whether you’re sober-curious or love a tincture in your tipple, classically trained chef Kate Growney shares her recipes for happiness in a glass
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“People who lived in more privileged neighborhoods were less likely to have been arrested”
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Cannabis is on the rise as a luxury commodity and in art — itself a luxury market — the plant also semaphores subversion
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“One thing I can say for certain is any ingredient that can reduce oil production, calm inflammation and potentially boost cell turnover isn’t a trend, it’s the future”
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“Your home should make you happy. Subversive is superior. Minimalism is a bummer.”
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“It was interesting to start out from a young age with a sense of the power of media”
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From battling the next antibiotic-resistant superbug to stemming the opioid epidemic, scientists are looking to nature for the future of medicine
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Portland is one of the hippest cities in the U.S. and Oregon’s legalization of weed has only added to the creative vibe. Here are the best not-quite-touristy spots to enjoy, whether you’re high on life or just high
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“Being in front of the camera at all was vulnerable. But creating visuals and images where I felt like being disabled was beautiful was really important.”
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Your beauty regime can wait for CBD to be perfected with these complexion-boosting products in your arsenal. Here’s our handy, dermatologist approved skincare cheat sheet.
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For Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory, the traditional Greenlandic face mask dance, uaajeerneq, reveals more than it hides
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“I wanted to know why a rule was a rule, and I really pushed back against rules for rules’ sake. I was probably a very irritating student.”
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