Twenty-year-old breakout electro-pop star Halsey's debut full-length album "Badlands" features the track, "New Americana," on which she sings, "We are the New Americana/ High on legal marijuana." Watch the live video.
It wasn't a pretty sight: Rapper Afroman punching a drunk woman who'd wandered on stage during his live show in Biloxi, MS on Feb. 17. Nearly seven months later, he pleaded guilty to assault and was fined $330.
A total of 26 NFL players have been suspended for substances of abuse (mostly marijuana) and performance-enhancing drugs heading into the 2015 season. The suspended players include All-Pros Antonio Gates, Josh Gordon and Sheldon Richardson.
Stephen and Damian Marley performed at Central Park's SummerStage on Aug. 30. The show also featured the next generation of Marley family singers - Jo Mersa and Skip. Check out Cheyenne Bosco's photo gallery from the show.
MTV's come a long way. Twenty years ago, the Music Television channel blurred images of pot leaves and edited pro-marijuana lyrics out of songs. This year's VMAs was a veritable lovefest for weed, thanks to host Miley Cyrus, Kanye West and Snoop Dogg.
Actress/comedian Lily Tomlin holds a bong in this photo from the set of her Netflix series, "Grace and Frankie," with Jane Fonda looking on. "I feel bad, but I don't really have the heart to tell Frankie her new vase is ugly," Fonda quips.
Steel Drivers' guitarist Chris Stapleton makes his solo debit with "Traveller," which features the country High Tune, "Might as Well Get Stoned."
ResponsibleOhio's attempt to reach out to college students with a sativa superhero named Buddie appears to be backfiring.
A cop decides the best way for a rural Canadian town to deal with their economic problems is to grow fields and fields of marijuana. The proposed web series, "The Village Green," is raising money at Indiegogo.
On the cover of the latest issue of GQ, Stephen Colbert fake tokes a New York City pickle. In addition to Colbert, the cover hypes "33 Pages of Totally Smoking Fall Style." Colbert makes his debut as the host of "The Late Show" on Sept. 8.
