You can have Snoop Dogg, Justin Bieber, Charlie Sheen or 40 other celebrities ring up your mom today using Celeb Calls. Even better, Snoop can send you a "smoke invite" that references the Real Purple. The calls costs $4 each.
Barry Lyons' slim, well-crafted book brims with sane and rational ways to counter each and every argument raised by those dependent upon the continuance of the War on Some Drugs for their livelihood.
Recreational marijuana sales in Colorado rose 22% in March to $19 million. A total of $7.6 million in rec taxes and fees were collected by the state's Department of Revenue in the first three months of 2014.
Returning from a hospital stint after suffering an allergic reaction to an antibiotic, Miley Cyrus reminded the crowd at the O2 Arena in London Wednesday night, "You know weed has never killed anybody, right?"
We've come a long way since "Animal House" and that's not necessarily a good thing. In "Neighbors," an out-of-control frat goes toe-to-toe with distraught parents, who simply want Delta Psi Beta to "keep it down."
All-Pro defensive tackle Marcell Dareus was arrested for possession of synthetic marijuana ("Spice") after a traffic stop in Alabama on Monday.
It was like a Phish show, just in Australia, with police laying in wait for stoners going to and from the annual MardiGrass event in Nimbin over the weekend, which resulted in 86 DUID arrests.
Times are a-changing in New York. The state's marijuana laws may not yet have been reformed, but City Council members like Jumaane Williams are openly supporting such changes.
Singer/songwriter Sturgill Simpson's "Turtles All The Way Down" has that traditional country sound combined with a new-age feel, some very interesting lyrics and a psychedelic video.
It's not good to test positive at the NFL scouting combine for potential draftees, but that's just what University of Miami offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson did last week. This often drops players off teams' selection boards.
