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Anxiety disorders affect millions of people worldwide, leading to debilitating symptoms that can interfere with daily life. While traditional treatments such as therapy and medication...

We all love movies and it’s always a treat when someone recommends ones we haven’t seen - especially ones that will expand and blow your...

I might be aging myself, but I remember when the Netherlands reigned supreme as the world champion of marijuana and hash. The Dutch are famous...

Shea Couleé Shea Couleé, the triumphant victor of RuPaul's Drag Race: All Stars season 5, is not only a trailblazing drag sensation but also an...

Whether wandering through the St. Louis Art Museum, Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Springfield Art Museum or any of the other amazing museums in...

We’ve come a long way since the escapades of Nancy Botwin through the streets of Agrestic in Showtime’s “Weeds”. Since the acceptance of medical and...

Hottie Against Hate Actress Olivia Munn has called for an end to the rising anti-Asian hate crimes in the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic in an Instagram post. "These hate crimes have spiked since Covid and continue to increase even though we ask for help, even though we ask our fellow Americans to be out raged for us, even though we ask for more mainstream media coverage," Munn said. Final Note For Jazz Legend Keyboard virtuoso Chick Corea, who pushed the melodic boundaries of jazz during h...

JEFFERSON CITY — While scores of would-be entrepreneurs sit out, barred from participating in Missouri’s medical marijuana program, a select number of cannabis businesses are racing to cash in on the state’s newest industry. The Department of Health and Senior Services, as of Friday, had cleared 17 dispensaries to open their doors, as well as 11 cultivators and one manufacturer of cannabis-infused products. Not all of the approved businesses — including the lone manufacturer...