What do Susan Sarandon, Bill Maher, Sarah Silverman, Tommy Chong, Spike Lee, Joan Baez, Mark Ruffalo, Killer Mike, Margaret Cho, Jon Fishman, Nas, Jesse Ventura, Dick Van Dyke and Harry Belafonte have in common? They're all urging voters to support Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders for the presidency of the United States.
Martavis Bryant has been banned for a year by the NFL due to another violation of the league's substance abuse policy. The Pittsburgh wideout sat out the first four games of the 2015 season after he failed several drug tests for marijuana.
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.
Want to turn your portable vaporizer into a water pipe? FlytLab's H2FLO does just that. It's a standard vape with a water chamber attachment.
During a campaign stop in Michigan on Mar. 7, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders stated: "I've done marijuana twice in my life when I was very young. it made me cough a lot."
Maria Sharapova doesn't deny she'd been taking meldonium since 2006, but claims to have become confused when the World Anti-Doping Agency recently added it to their list of banned drugs.
Warren Haynes will do his best Jerry Garcia impersonation in nine "Symphonic Celebration" shows this summer, from June 23 to Aug. 6. He'll lead a band that interprets songs written by Garcia and Robert Hunter for the Grateful Dead.
By the end of the '70s, it appeared that marijuana decriminalization would become the law of the land. But then came Ronald and Nancy Reagan, and their "Just Say No" anti-drug doctrine. Largely thanks to them, 35 years later, very little has changed on the federal level.
