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The adventures of former High Times editor Peter Gorman are chronicled in this quasi-memoir, "Magic Mushrooms in India and Other Fantastic Tales." Gorman's best known for his work in the Amazon, where he's spent the good part of the last three decades hunting for rare flora and learning from shaman.
It's a been a while since Larry David has mentioned cannabis on his HBO show, "Curb Your Enthusiasm." We all know the famous "Car Pool Lane" episode from 2004. Now, 17 years later, David makes an edibles joke in Season 11.
Known to stoners for the series of "Harold & Kumar" movies, Kal Penn has also worked at the White House. In his book "You Can't Be Serious," he regrets backing the controversial stop-and-frisk policing policy. Plus: Steve Bloom offers some personal memories of Penn.
Bronx pop star Cardi B - known for such No. 1 hits as "I Like It" and "WAP" - thinks club music is too slow these days and blames it on pot smoking and the cough syrup concoction, lean.
After a complete wipeout in 2020 due to Covid-19, cannabis-industry conferences and festivals came back in 2021. Check out our extensive 2021 events guide.
Bruce Springsteen's partner in the E Street Band, Steven Van Zandt, is branching out - literally - with his new weed business, Little Steven’s Underground Apothecary, in Massachusetts.
Ed Rosenthal's latest book, the 738-page "Cannabis Growers Handbook," tops off his long career as an activist and cultivation expert, which earned him the title, "Guru of Ganja." In this excerpt, he answers the question, "Why Grow Cannabis?"
Each week brings new players to the burgeoning cannabis industry. The latest celebs to announce brands are Grammy-winning artists Lil Kim and Pitbull.
