Our 2022 list includes Berner, Brittney Griner, Cookies, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Woody Harrelson, Cypress Hill, Chelsea Handler, Joe Biden, Olivia Newton-John, The Young Jerks, 311, "Growing Belushi," mushrooms and more.
Elizabeth Banks' "Cocaine Bear," a movie about an incident in 1985 that left a 175-pound black bear dead from an overdose (true story), is scheduled for a February release. A drug smuggler dropped a load over Georgia and the bear, um, sniffed it out. Watch the trailer.
A total of 55 cannabis industry players, both new and old, are featured in two lists - 40 Under 40 and Legacy Hall of Fame - in the latest issue of Cannabis Now.
Charlotte's Web, the company that named a low-THC strain after seizure sufferer Charlotte Figi, now has a CBD deal with Major League Baseball.
Luka Oleksyshyn's "High Landz" is the antidote to "Murder Mountain," the exploitative 2019 Netflix series about mayhem in California's Emerald Triangle where the best marijuana in the U.S. is traditionally grown. Oleksyshyn, who's Ukrainian, brings a fresh approach to this belabored subject.
While Snoop Dogg is known for smoking dozens of blunts a day, Eminem has long battled opioids and stayed away from weed. However, with this song, Eminem kind of comes out of the cannabis closet.
