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Sotheby’s says a pair of Air Yeezy 1 sneaker prototypes, worn by Kanye West at the 2008 Grammys, are worth more than a $1 million. Let the bids begin.
Don’t know your Delta-8 from your THCv? We strain the alphabet soup for you.
Two local start-ups are using algorithms and DNA analysis to make you a better cannabis consumer.
In the run-up to 4/20, a look at some of the ways Southern California is shaping the cannabis conversation.
From rose-petal pre-rolls (Pasadena) to OG Kush (downtown L.A.), travel the Southland from your couch with cannabis.
Stoney Slice’s mind-altering, palate-pleasing pies combine imported flour, local mozzarella and cannabis-infused olive oil.
People didn’t just bake bread or make maple syrup during the pandemic. Local fetish-fashion designers say they have had strong sales.
Lil Nas X and MSCHF released a collaboration sneaker using the Nike Air Max 97 with satanic-inspired details and a single drop of human blood in each shoe. Nike is suing for trademark infringement.
A top Nike executive and her shoe reseller son face the wrath of sneakerheads, who think the shoe game is rigged against them.
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