Smokin' with Seth: Rogen Outs Obvious Stoners
On the latest episode of Bravos' "Watch What Happens," Andy Cohen asks Seth Rogen about celebs he's gotten high with. Snoop Dogg? Check. Sarah Silverman? Check. James Franco? No?
On the latest episode of Bravos' "Watch What Happens," Andy Cohen asks Seth Rogen about celebs he's gotten high with. Snoop Dogg? Check. Sarah Silverman? Check. James Franco? No?
Due to numerous violations of the NFL's substance-abuse policy, All-Pro cornerback Brandon Browner missed the Stoner Bowl last February. He sat out the first four games of the 2014 season and has moved from Seattle to New England.
Stephen Colbert is at it again, yucking it up about the marijuana revolution in Colorado. Last night he devoted 10 minutes to the latest developments in "Potsylvania."
Macy Gray pays tribute to her favorite CelebStoners on this track from her upcoming album. "Stoned" features a gallery that includes Bob Marley, Willie Nelson, Cheech & Chong, Snoop Dogg and the Rat Pack.
During his week at SXSW in Texas, Jimmy Kimmel has had some stony guests (Snoop Dogg, Seth Rogen) as well as Gov. Perry, who recently came out in favor of liberalizing the state's marijuana laws.
The first LSD study in 40 years concludes that therapeutic use of the drug can help alleviate fear and anxiety in patients on the verge of dying.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta's second medical-marijuana special is truly a sequel as it follows New Jersey's Wilson family in their quest for a CBD-rich tincture only available in Colorado.
The "Sushi Dealer" TV commercial for MarijuanaDoctors.com that the company claimed would be airing in New Jersey the first week of March "did not meet our guidelines," says a Comcast rep.