Cheryl Shuman gets her 15 minutes of New York Times fame in Sunday's Magazine. It's a soft feature that barely touches on the controversies that have made her the most divisive figure in the cannabis community.
French weekly Charlie Hebdo doesn't just poke fun at Muslims. In 2012, they ran a cover featuring cartoon character Obelix wearing a hugh pot leaf with French Pres. François Hollande tied up and dangling from a tree. The cover line reads, "Legalize the magic potion."
Goodness gracious, Lord have mercy! Eddie Murphy goes Rasta with his latest musical track, the bouncy roots number, "Oh Jah Jah."
Once upon a time the Volcano was the highest rated, most sought after vaporizer. Fast forward to today’s ferociously competitive marketplace and you now have highly advanced technology designed by NASA rocket scientists, such as the Herbalizer
Right on the heels of MSNBC's "Pot Barons of Colorado" comes CNBC's "Marijuana Country: The Cannabis Boom," the follow-up to last year's "Marijuana in America: Colorado Pot Rush."
Ohio State grad Daniel "Boom" Herron still has a thing for the Buckeyes. After the Colts' 26-10 wildcard victory over the Bengals on Sunday, the running back donned socks with leaves that look like marijuana, similar to the ones that appear on OSU players' helmets.
A potential marijuana bust turned into near riot in Delray Beach, Florida on Dec. 28. Police smelled weed and chased a man to a house where a large crowd formed a shield to protect him. They used pepper spray and arrested four people.
In her autobiography, "Yes Please," Amy Poehler discusses drugs she likes (pot, coke) and ones she doesn't (meth, heroin).
