Women Who Love to Wear the Weed
Singer Jenny Lewis and actress Margot Robbie are among the female celebs who like to wear the weed. This basically means an outfit with pot leaves or other marijuana words or symbols. Take a look.
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Hollywood Sign Becomes HOLLYWEED Again
Forty-one years after a similar stunt took place, the famous HOLLYWOOD sign in Griffith Park was transformed into HOLLYWEED sometime during New Year's Eve. No one has yet taken credit for the prank.
Five Top Desktop Vaporizers
While pens are for the on-the-go vaper, desktop vaporizers remain the at-home industry standard. Here are five worth purchasing.
Pot Has Come a Long Way Since the Dime Bag
As soon as American innovators saw the budding legitimacy of big-time cannabusiness, they got to work ushering in a new age of grow and intake technology to meet and even create demand.
Five Top Portable Vaporizers
Which portable vaporizer should you buy? Here are five solid choices: DaVinci Ascent, Dr. Dabber Ghost, Magic Flight Launch Box, Storz & Bickel's Mighty and Ploom's Pax 2.
311's Grassroots Uplifter Vape Pen Available in California
Everybody's doing it, so why not 311? The veteran rap-rock-reggae band has launched their own disposable vape pen model, the Grassroots Uplifter. It's filled with 500 mg of DJ Short Blueberry cannabis oil.
Tommy Chong Pot Strains Available in Washington State
The first celebrity to bring his or her branded marijuana strains to the market in 2016 is none other than CelebStoner of the Year Tommy Chong.
Nellie McKay – 'Weed (All I Want for Christmas)'
British singer Nellie McKay has a new cause: cannabis. She dresses up in a a pot leaf outfit, goes greenface and even raps in her holiday season video, "Weed (That's All I Want for Christmas)."
The Top 10 Marijuana News Stories of 2015
Cannabis was in the headlines this year, but a lot of the news was negative, like the defeat of Issue 3 in Ohio, the increase in arrests and the continuation of player suspensions for pot in the NFL. The good news? Bernie Sanders took a stand against prohibition, Jamaica and Delaware removed penalties for possession, and DEA head Michele Leonhart was ousted.
NBA Suspends Hornets' Al Jefferson for Weed
It's three strikes and you're benched in the NBA when it comes to using illegal substances, including cannabis. For Hornet forward Al Jefferson, his third violation has resulted in a five-game suspension, announced Dec. 9.