She's Snoop Dogg and many others' new hero. Charlo Greene, who quit her TV reporter job in Anchorage on air to focus on legalizing marijuana in Alaska, goes at length to explain what motivated her stunning revelation in a four-minute self-produced video.
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Talk about ballsy. Sunday night, live on camera, KTVA reporter Charlo Greene revealed she was the owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club and has dedicated herself to legalizing marijuana in Alaska. "Fuck it, I quit," Greene declared and walked off the set.
Anthony Bourdain is back on Sept. 28 on CNN with Season 4 of "Parts Unknown." In advance of that, the travel chef discusses drugs, alcohol, hedonism and his favorite remedy for a hangover in an interview with Men's Journal.
CelebStoner publisher Steve Bloom traces his 20-plus year history with Willie Nelson, both off and now on the bus.
Dr. Drew Pinsky is at it again, calling marijuana addictive. "It acts like an opiate," he said at a luncheon in Denver. "I wish they'd pass laws that enhance health, not jeopardize it.”
The NFL Players Association's proposed new threshold for marijuana testing - from 15 ng/ml to 35 ng/ml - has been adopted by the NFL along with a number of other changes to the league's Substances of Abuse Policy.
Now that Peyton Manning has gone on record saying business at his Papa John's stores is "pretty good" due to "some different laws in Colorado," we're wondering what's your favorite national pizza brand?
