The latest episode of "South Park" combines pot politics (rescheduling marijuana), alternative drugs (ketamine), tech (ChatGPT), immigration (the Glass House ICE raid in July), the takeover of DC and, of course, Trump's cozy relationship with Satan.
Republican West Texas district attorney Sarah Stogner hit the national stage when she lit a joint on her ranch and broadcast it via TikTok and X on Aug. 2. "Free the plant," she posted.
After receiving threats over reggae artist Matisyahu performing at the upcoming Boston Freedom Rally, MassCann canceled the booking while promising to bring him back next year.
Ebs Burnough's "Kerouac's Road: The Beat of a Nation" documentary takes me back to the '70s when I too went out and explored America.
The son of the most famous pothead in the world no longer consumes cannabis. "I don't think it mattered to him either way," Lukas Nelson says about his famous father, Willie.
Golf is hot with "Stick" at Apple TV+ and "Happy Gilmore 2" in theaters. Forty-five years ago, it was the backdrop for Harold Ramis' stoner comedy "Caddyshack" that starred "SNL" stalwarts Chevy Chase and Bill Murray.
System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian says about his cannabis company 22Red: "I didn’t want to be one of those celebrity brand guys that just slapped their name on any weed and said, ‘Hey, this is me,’ and then sold it."
Charged with marijuana possession on July 19, Atlanta-based rapper GloRilla posted at X: "Long story short: my house gets home invaded and I'm the only one that gets arrested."
