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"Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics," now streaming on Netflix, features a large cast of celebrities, mostly comedians, opining on the highs and lows of getting really high.
In 1977, Aron Kay pied Phyllis Schlafly, the conservative leader of the anti-ERA movement. That incident was re-enacted in "Mrs. America" on Hulu. Kay also targeted Patrick Moynihan, Jerry Brown, Andy Warhol, William Buckley, Abe Beame and others.
Twenty years ago, there was a major breakthrough in cannabis innovation when the Volcano vaporizer hit the market.
Fellow Texans Edie Brickell and Willie Nelson have collaborated on a new song, "Sing to Me Willie."
Consumer product giant Colgate-Palmolive is now in the cannabis business. The New York-based multi-national company has quietly released Colgate® with Hemp Seed Oil Toothpaste.
Fiery singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge became a medical-marijuana proponent after she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004.
All too often women are not recognized for their efforts in the cannabis community. This issue has again reared its ugly head with the announcement of the "420 Icons" list of the "Top 100 Cannabis Influencers of All Time."
I like to say I discovered 420, because it's true. It happened at a Grateful Dead show in Oakland in 1990 when I was working for High Times.
