The most conservative justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas, says federal cannabis prohibition "may no longer be necessary or proper." Thirty years ago I predicted something like this would happen.
Talk about flipping the script. Evidence and Ocean Grown Extracts cannabis products are both being cultivated at a converted prison in California and sold at the state's regulated pot shops. A dollar from each sale goes to Last Prisoner Project.
"Different people have different reasons for purchasing celebrity brands," David A. Paleschuck tells CelebStoner. He's author of the new book "Branding Bud: The Commercialization of Cannabis."
The Marley family, in partnership with Silo Wellness, will start selling magic mushrooms in tincture form under the brand name Marley One in Jamaica later this year. Bob Marley would approve.
Conan O'Brien ended his late-night run by smoking a joint courtesy of Seth Rogen. Fifteen years earlier, he gladly accepted a High Times Stony Awards bong.
Rapper and CelebStoner Wiz Khalifa has signed on to portray George Clinton in "Spinning Gold," a film about music-industry mogul Neil Bogart, who headed Casablanca Records when Clinton's band Parliament was on the label.
In a special session, the Connecticut legislature reached an agreement to legalize marijuana. With Gov. Ned Lamont's signature, Connecticut is now the the 18th U.S. state to do so.
Doctors say fully vaccinated people can start passing joints and pipes again. But is it really necessary?
