'Time Traveling Bong' 420 Special to Air on Comedy Central
Reviving their old College Humor skit, Ilana Glazer and Paul Downs of "Broad City" have turned "Time Traveling Bong" into a Comedy Central "420 Special." It airs on 4/20.
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Pot Brownies Featured in 'The Boss' Movie Trailer
Melissa McCarthy is "The Boss" in Ben Falcone's raunchy comedy, which opens Friday. Just out of jail, Michelle (McCarthy) decides to start a "brownie empire," employing a Girl Scout troop to sell chocolate edibles outside a Chicago medical marijuana dispensary.
Pot Protest Season Kicks Off in Ann Arbor and Washington, DC
The 45th Annual Hash Bash in Ann Arbor and a smoke out in front of the White House gained national headlines as the marijuana rally season got off to a potent start on Apr. 2.
Stoner Movie Review: 'Everybody Wants Some!!'
Hyped as the "spiritual sequel" to "Dazed and Confused," Richard Linklater's semi-autobiographical "Everybody Wants Some!!" features a cast of relatively unknown actors who bond the weekend before college baseball practice begins.
Chicago Rapper Twista Busted for Weed in Indiana
A routine traffic violation turned into a marijuana arrest when rapper Twista's Rolls Royce was pulled over en route to a concert in South Haven. Police in Portage charged Twista (Carl Mitchell) and three others with possession and took them to jail.
Will Vermont Be the First State to Legalize It Legislatively?
A bill that would legalize marijuana in Vermont is moving quickly in the state legislature. It allows for retail stores and cannabis lounges, as well as possession of up to one ounce.
Feeling the Bern: Celebrities for Sanders
What do Susan Sarandon, Bill Maher, Sarah Silverman, Tommy Chong, Spike Lee, Joan Baez, Mark Ruffalo, Killer Mike, Margaret Cho, Jon Fishman, Nas, Jesse Ventura, Dick Van Dyke and Harry Belafonte have in common? They're all urging voters to support Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for the presidency of the United States.
NFL Suspends Steelers Star Receiver for One Year
Martavis Bryant has been banned for a year by the NFL due to another violation of the league's substance abuse policy. The Pittsburgh wideout sat out the first four games of the 2015 season after he failed several drug tests for marijuana.