Each year, the top Oscar nominees are treated to swag bags that have included luxury trips, expensive beauty products and other fancy items, CNBC reported.
This year's pricey gift bag, which has been dubbed "Everyone Wins," will include Coda Signature premium cannabis-infused edibles, topicals, and concentrates. The company makes truffles and chocolate bars that edibles contain 10 milligrams of TCH, the psychoactive compound that causes people to get high.
The pricey bags, which are sent to nominees in the acting and directing categories, are reportedly valued at a whopping six figures, according to the report.
Are there other marijuana products in the bag?
The bag will feature High Beauty skincare products that also contain cannabis but are free of THC and CBD, according to the company's website.
And topping off the pot-related category of gifts, recipients will receive an annual VIP membership to MOTA, Los Angeles' first cannabis-friendly social club, the Independent reported.
What are some of the other gifts?
Here's a sampling of some of the other gifts that Melissa McCarthy, Glenn Close, Regina King, and the other nominees will receive in their bags, according to a list published by the Independent.
- A luxury small-ship adventure with International Expeditions
- Love Is Stronger Than Hate tote bags
- Mister Poop Emoji Plunger
- A weeklong Greek beachfront escape at Avaton Luxury Villas Resort
- Poolside dinner from Nest Seekers International for the nominee and some friends prepared by a celebrity chef
- Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies
- PETA Agent for Animals Spy Pens
- Kusshi makeup organizer
What else?
Gift bag contributors pay upward of $4,000 to have items included the bags, according to Distinctive Assets, CNBC reported.
Distinctive Assets is a marketing company that sends that sends out the gift bags. It has no affiliation with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which organizes the Oscars show, it noted in a release to CNBC.
In 2016, the Academy sued the company for copyright infringement.
