It's been 20 years since "Mad Izm" rose up the pop charts to No. 54. This catchy track by Channel Live, featuring KRS-One, is considered one of the blunted hip-hop classics of the '90s. Watch the 20th anniversary trailer and the original video.
While broadcasting an Oregon-Washington college basketball game, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Walton criticized the NCAA for "punishing people for things that are illegal." He was referring Huskies center Robert Upshaw, who was booted from the team for violating rules.
Pres. Obama's new Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, appears to support the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes. "My position is we have to see what the science tells us about the efficacy of marijuana," he says.
Facing yet another suspension for failing a test for alcohol, Browns receiver Josh Gordon took the offensive, writing a lengthy explanation that blasts members of the sports media, including Stephen A. Smith and Charles Barkley. On Feb. 3, he was suspended for the entire 2015 season.
The International Cannabis Business Conference is holding its latest seminar at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco on Feb. 15-16. The opening day keynote will be delivered by Columbia University Prof. Carl Hart, who previews his speech in an exclusive interview with CelebStoner.
NBA great Oscar Robertson has joined a group of high-profile Ohioans in support of legalizing both medical and recreational marijuana.
Most stoners may have rooted for reigning NFL champs Seattle to beat New England in the Super Bowl on Feb. 1, but it was the Pats who emerged victorious, 28-24.
Jeb Bush used marijuana when he attended prep school in the early '70s. Yet he opposed a voter initiative to legalize medical marijuana in Florida in 2014. His likely presidential rival for the Republican nomination, Sen. Rand Paul, considers this the height of hypocrisy.
