Melissa Reid

6 days ago | cannabisnow.com | Melissa Reid

May isn’t just about florals and Mother’s Day brunch reservations; it’s also Women’s Health Month and Mental Health Month, making it a time to prioritize the well-being of the women who do it all. Unlike the nightly glass of wine, which may feel like a reward but can disrupt sleep, spike anxiety and strain long-term health, cannabis offers a more intentional way to unwind. So this year, make your Mother’s Day gifts more meaningful with a little Mary Jane.

6 days ago | newsbudz.com | Melissa Reid

NewsBudz is a marijuana and medical cannabis news app. The site delivers a daily feed of the latest cannabis news. We aggregate over 30 of the web's best sources for news about marijuana, hemp and legalization to keep you informed. Stay on top of the latest news headlines, trends and developments worldwide around recreational and medical marijuana. Sit back and relax, while you read learn and share. On the web or your mobile device, NewsBudz is your cannabis news stream.

6 days ago | thelastfashionbible.com | Melissa Reid

Tokyo is a city that moves fast. Neon buzzes, trains hum and nearly two and a half million people cross the iconic Shibuya daily. So, when searching for the perfect place to stay during a jam-packed three days in Tokyo, I wanted somewhere that offered a true retreat from the hustle of the streets below. I also wanted a great location, great amenities and, of course, contemporary design.

3 weeks ago | outsideonline.com | Maya Silver |Melissa Reid

“This book is probably not what you might expect it to be,” says Melissa Arnot Reid of her new memoir Enough. Reid is the first American woman to summit Everest—and survive the descent—without supplemental oxygen. For one, she emphasizes that her book is not just another contribution to the Everest canon. In fact, until the last minute, the book’s title was actually This Is Not a Book About Everest.

2 months ago | thelastfashionbible.com | Melissa Reid

Perimenopause can feel like a wild ride — one minute you’re fine, the next you’re wide awake at 3 am, sweating like you just ran a marathon. It’s frustrating, exhausting, and, let’s be honest, not talked about enough. But that’s changing. Women are speaking up, demanding better support, and celebrating this stage of life instead of dreading it. And that’s exactly what Opal & Joy is all about.