Serving up some of the finest retrograde stoner rock imaginable, Radio Moscow's latest album, "Magical Dirt," continues to build upon the vintage power trio exhilaration that respected '60s legends like Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience brought forth.
Paula Nelson, Willie Nelson's third eldest daughter, was charged with marijuana possession after a traffic stop in Menard, Texas on 4/20. The charge has since been dismissed.
Elton John, Kanye West and Jack White headlined this year's Bonnaroo festival in Tennessee. The deep line-up also included Wiz Khalifa, the Flaming Lips, Slightly Stoopid, Skrillex and Artic Monkeys.
Paul McCartney, who battled a virus for 10 days in May in a Tokyo hospital, has canceled seven U.S. shows scheduled for this month. "It's going to be a few more weeks before we get rocking in America again," he says.
Bill Maher doesn't like pot brownies because they make him paranoid and wishes Maureen Dowd gave him a call before she had her infamous "bad pot trip in Colorado."
Just minutes into their first song at the Gramercy Theatre in New York Wednesday night, Rebelution were told to stop after a fire alarm went off. They left the stage for the next 45 minutes until the crowd was told the show had been canceled.
Marijuana-infused chocolates sold at Conscious Care Cooperative in Seattle and ones manufactured by TinctureBelle in Colorado Springs are infringing on Hershey's "trademarks, goodwill and reputation," says the 120-year-old candy maker.
Recreational marijuana sales in Colorado rose 8% in April to $22 million. A total of $3.7 million in taxes and license fees were collected, an increase of 15% over March.
