Celebrities like Cheech & Chong, Grateful Dead drummers Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann and country singer Margot Price are lining up to support the Cannabis Voter Project's voter registration drive.
Three months after his suicide, Anthony Bourdain is back for a final season of "Parts Unknown" on CNN (Sundays, 9 pm ET/CT), albeit posthumously. On Sept. 16, he received two more Emmys, upping his career total to five.
For the fourth time in 12 seasons, High Times' legendary softball squad, the Bonghitters, won the New York Media Softball League title on Sept. 22.
Actress Kristen Bell likes to vape and says, "Weed is my drug of choice," in a recent interview. She starred in "Reefer Madness: The Musical" in 2005.
Bill Maher is too controversial for the Television Academy, which hands out the annual Emmy awards. For this year's nominations, announced today, Maher's show "Real Time" didn't receive one.
Challenger Cynthia Nixon and incumbent Gov. Andrew Cuomo duked it out over marijuana in the New York State Democratic gubernatorial debate on Aug. 29 at Hofstra University in Hempstead, NY.
On Sept. 29 in Pawtucket, RI, Recovery Fest 2018, a "drug and alcohol-free music festival," will feature Macklemore and Fitz and the Tantrums, guest speakers, recovery meetings and a job fair. No vaping allowed.
Check out our exclusive video premiere of Lowdown Brass Band's "We Just Want To Be (The Graduate ReMix)."
