Excerpts from 'My Life': Willie Nelson's Latest Autobiography
Willie Nelson has been around so long that he needs several autobiographies to tell his story. His newest tome, "It's a Long Story: My Life," is available in bookstores and at amazon.com.
Willie Nelson has been around so long that he needs several autobiographies to tell his story. His newest tome, "It's a Long Story: My Life," is available in bookstores and at amazon.com.
Malcolm (Shameik Moore) wants to go to Harvard, but first has to sell a bagful of drugs in Rick Famuyiwa's high-school stoner flick, "Dope," in theaters June 19.
For the Indiana band Left Lane Cruiser, a dirty spliff is a mix of hash and tobacco or weed and tobacco. It's also the inspiration for the title track of their latest album.
In preparation for the upcoming Grateful Dead 50th anniversary shows in California and Illinois in June and July, guest guitarist Trey Anastasio has been working on songs with Dead bassist Phil Lesh and his son Graham. Watch "Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad."
Two top prospects faced repercussions going into the 2015 NFL Draft due to marijuana. Despite being busted for pot on Apr. 26, Mizzou defensive end Shane Ray was taken in the first round. Nebraska linebacker Randy Gregory, who failed a drug test in February, fell to the second round.
Defensive end Dion Jordan will have to sit out the 2015 season due to a diluted drug test. The Miami Dolphin was previously suspended twice for using PEDs.
Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old man whose death in police custody on Apr. 19 sparked yesterday's riot in Baltimore, was arrested 18 times dating back to 2007 - 14 times for drug possession.
Drug-reformers don't appear to be too worried about Loretta Lynch being confirmed as the country's next Attorney General, despite her denouncement of marijuana legalization and support for asset forfeiture.
One of the finest purveyors of roots reggae and its fertile dancehall/dub/ska offshoots, England's the Skints continue to grow exponentially with their third album, "FM."
Jon Stewart and Jessica Williams duke it out over marijuana during "The Daily Show" 4/20 segment.