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High holidays: Weed is cool for Easter and kosher for Passover

Culture

Instagram daredevils have created something new: extreme modeling

Celebrities

The ‘murderabilia’ market: a look inside the world of true crime art collecting

Vices

I went to a chic fundraiser for Denver’s psilocybin mushroom vote

Vices

How drugs got on the metric system

Drugs

Men who have used psychedelics are 50-percent less likely to commit domestic violence

Vices

Take Rooster Magazine’s 2019 Ultimate Drug Survey (closed)

Culture

The coolest shit available right now including ash vinyls and a Trump game

News Briefs

The banshee screams for spring breakers: beach towns crack down on party crowds across US

Culture

A look back at Rooster’s 2019 Kickoff to April feat. Afroman and the THC Classic winners

Weed

Weed related ER visits spike in Colorado after legalization… but is it really the marijuana’s fault?

Culture

Vegan protesters accidentally kill baby pigs and 4 other dumb stories to lift your spirits

Drugs

A new study will answer whether microdosing LSD is placebo or medicine

Booze

The corn scientist and master distiller teaming up to give whiskey a local tang, like wine

Weed

Wrath of the Green Dragon: lessons learned from a botched experiment in making cannabis extract

Vices

Australian politicians cut back on the bullshit about ecstasy

Beer

Global beer shortages expected as climate change worsens

Drugs

Magic mushrooms evolved “magic” properties to scramble bug consciousness, make insects trip balls: study

Booze

Is it bourbon or rye? Science says, you probably can’t tell the difference.

Weed

Nobody wants government-run pot-shops: New Mexico shoots down proposal for state-run rec dispensaries

Vices

What if Denver frees the magic mushrooms? Here are some opportunities.

Vices

We are underestimating weed

Drugs

Scientists develop fingerprint drug tests, to combat amphetamine and ketamine drug use: now all they need is your fingeprint

Vices

Years before the TV show, Kentucky Ayahuasca shaman was a legit rebel