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Yes, yes, flower is still the number one cannabis product category in the US. But alternative consumption methods are coming on strong in 2024. Convenience is a factor in the
Second to the Kern County Fair, Village Fest is where you’re likely to see the most people you know who like to have a good time. Dubbed the "party of
As times become more modern, with the age of social media upon us, when fake news and disinformation continue to flourish, how do you preserve and honor the great works of our esteemed and brilliant Filipino writers, poets, playwrights, artists of yonder years?
MOVIE REVIEW Directed by Lamberto Avellana CONFESSION: when I saw Lamberto Avellana’s revered film adaptation of Nick Joaquin’s classic play Portrait of the Artist as Filipino some (mumble mumble) years ago, I wasn’t thrilled. It was an adaptation of a stage play that at first glance looked unapologetically stagy, complete with well-timed entrances and exits, and its actors spoke a Spanish-accented English I’d never heard in a Filipino film before. It was filmed in an understated style, and after the low angles and looming closeups and deep shadows of Gerry de Leon’s Noli Me Tange...