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Dawn Jones Redstone’s New Short Strips Away Social Constructions to Focus on a Blind Date

Portland Chef Leather Storrs Wants to be the Anthony Bourdain of Cannabis

Storrs, 47, believes he’s found the path to the broader acclaim he’s long been chasing: cannabis.

“Wolf Play” Tells the Story of a Boy Who Thinks He’s a Wolf and Who Gets “Re-Homed” By His Adoptive Father

It’s only a few weeks before Wolf Play premieres at Artists Repertory Theatre, but playwright Hansol Jung still isn’t totally sure what the production will look like.

Enhance This Year’s Academy Award Best Picture Nominees With Cannabis

With the ceremony coming up this Sunday, we’re here with an assist.

Portland Is Making An Effort to Diversify the Cannabis Industry

The future of weed is bright—and it’s no longer exclusively white and male.

Seven Cannabis Products to Help Herb Up Your Valentine’s Day

Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, a random date night, or just a free Tuesday afternoon, here are six products infused with love and guaranteed to spice things up.

The Filmed Fragments of Seemingly Trivial Daily Life Build to an Offhanded Social History

Extra Ordinary: Short Films & Videos About Everyday Life, shown as part of NW Film Center’s ongoing Northwest Tracking series, which highlights the work of regional independent filmmakers, exhibits the other half of Perini’s oeuvre. Before she focused her lens on the lives of fellow Oregonians, Perini aimed her camera the opposite direction: inward.

“A Woman’s Guide to Cannabis” Is a Rookie Manual For Navigating the World of Weed—and Dudes Can Learn a Thing or Two as Well

The book is meant to empower women to enjoy cannabis to its fullest, and destigmatize preconceived notions of female cannabis consumers.

Cannabis Stocking Stuffers For the Stoner in Your Life

Have yourself a Mary Jane Christmas

A Unique Rendezvous at the Oregon Zoo

The Oregon Zoo’s Animal Encounters are a unique experience to meet the animals up close and personal. We met Bebeto the friendly Porcupine, Pelé the artistic blue-and-gold macaw, and Kamaria the mischievous milky eagle owl.

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