Willie Nelson rolled into New York on September 11 headlining the Outlaw Music Festival. On the somber day of remembrance, Nelson and the other bands on the bill perked up the crowd with a day full of upbeat country music.
Debt-ridden venerable cannabis brand High Times won't be on the Nasdaq anytime soon, but an OTC listing would be a boon for the company's 23,000 investors.
Peter Fonda will always be known best for his starring role as pot-smoking Captain America in the counterculture classic, 1969's "Easy Rider."
The latest video from SoCal reggae band Dirty Heads, "Lift Me Up," features a grow room and a senior who delivers weed in an old-school milk truck.
Bob Marley's first son, David "Ziggy" Marley, was born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1968. Ziggy took his first puff of marijuana, courtesy of his famous father, when he was just nine years old.
South Carolina police charged Georgia Southern quarterback Shai Werts with cocaine possession after mistakenly thinking bird poo on his car hood was a controlled substance.
"I’m sorry to cancel my tour, but I have a breathing problem that I need to have my doctor check out," Willie Nelson reported early this morning via Facebook and Twitter. "I’ll be back."
Celebrate Jerry Garcia's 77th birthday by attending a screening of the July 17, 1991 Grateful Dead show in theaters around the country today.
