U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is actively seeking bi-partisan support for his Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act, and says he and co-sponsors Cory Booker and Ron Wyden are ready to negotiate.
In the six-part Hulu series, "McCartney 3, 2, 1," the Beatles living legend reflects on the music he made with the Fab Four, including druggy songs like "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "With a Little Help from My Friends."
The second single from New Zealand pop singer Lorde's third album "Solar Power" has the curious title, "Stoned in the Nail Salon." Watch her perform the song and read about high cannabis usage in New Zealand.
As scare stories about Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome keep making the rounds, real research is being done. Dr. Ethan Russo thinks CHS is caused by genetic mutations and over-consumption. Dr. Mary Clifton weighs in.
President Biden's nominee for the drug czar post in his administration, March of Dimes chief medical and health officer, Dr. Rahul Gupta, has been hailed by Kevin Sabet who heads the anti-pot group SAM, as well as by Sen. Joe Manchin.
Snoop Dogg weighs in on equity in the cannabis industry, especially for legacy players, in a new Hollywood Reporter interview.
"I get my weed from California," Justin Bieber croons on his 2021 hit, "Peaches." He's not kidding. Bieber recently purchased more than $1,000 worth of flower and edibles at Los Angeles' hottest new dispensary, Wonderbrett.
"Ya boy got covid," rapper Wiz Khalifa tweeted on July 15. "No symptoms. Just stay away from me for a lil while." Two days later he reported: "My most recent test came back negative so im free of COVID."
DMX, Lloyd Price, Phil Spector, Mary Wilson, Bunny Wailer, B.J. Thomas, Biz Markie, Shock G, Chick Corea and U-Roy are among the music-industry people who've passed away in 2021.
After a complete wipeout in 2020 due to Covid-19, cannabis-industry conferences and festivals are coming back in 2021. Check out our 2021 event guide.
