Facing yet another suspension for failing a test for alcohol, Browns receiver Josh Gordon took the offensive, writing a lengthy explanation that blasts members of the sports media, including Stephen A. Smith and Charles Barkley. On Feb. 3, he was suspended for the entire 2015 season.
The International Cannabis Business Conference is holding its latest seminar at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco on Feb. 15-16. The opening day keynote will be delivered by Columbia University Prof. Carl Hart, who previews his speech in an exclusive interview with CelebStoner.
NBA great Oscar Robertson has joined a group of high-profile Ohioans in support of legalizing both medical and recreational marijuana.
Most stoners may have rooted for reigning NFL champs Seattle to beat New England in the Super Bowl on Feb. 1, but it was the Pats who emerged victorious, 28-24.
Jeb Bush used marijuana when he attended prep school in the early '70s. Yet he opposed a voter initiative to legalize medical marijuana in Florida in 2014. His likely presidential rival for the Republican nomination, Sen. Rand Paul, considers this the height of hypocrisy.
Once again, Nancy Grace debated marijuana legalization on her HLN show. This time she focused on the case in Colorado where a man, allegedly high on a pot cookie, killed his wife. When NORML rep Norm Kent challenged her, Grace quipped, "You're stoned!"
In an interview about Silicon Valley - the actual tech hub south of San Francisco, not his TV show of the same name - Mike Judge says, "There's always been a weird kind of drug culture."
Colorado-based O.penVAPE is presenting an eight-city tour featuring Keller Williams solo and late-night sets by The Motet. The California-Nevada swing begins on Thursday and runs through Feb. 7.
The older Paul McCartney gets, the cooler he becomes. Now he's collaborated with Rihanna and Kanye West on the acoustic tune, "FourFiveSeconds."
During his YouTube interview, Pres. Obama reminded viewers about marijuana that "we’re not going to spend a lot of resources trying to turn back decisions that have been made at the state level on this issue. My suspicion is that you’re going to see other states start looking at this."
