'Vape' Is the International Word of the Year
The clueless Oxford Dictionary thinks vaping started with the invention of the e-cig in 2003. Fact is vaporization has been a common term in the marijuana world for the last two decades or more.
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Yeah Mon: Marley Natural Ganja Brand Soon Come
The Marley family has inked a deal with Privateer Holdings that will create a new marijuana brand called Marley Natural.
Tommy Chong Takes Final Bow on 'Dancing With the Stars'
"It just shows old stoners can perform when they need to," Tommy Chong quipped after ending his 10-week run with Peta Murgatroyd on "Dancing With the Stars."
Review: 'Drug Lord: The Legend of Shorty'
Angus Macqueen and Guillermo Galdos went to Mexico in search of Shorty - the country's notorious drug cartel leader, "El Chapo" Guzman. They didn't quite find him, but the government did.
Anthony Bourdain's Smokey Trip to Jamaica
For the final "Parts Unknown" episode of Season 4, Anthony Bourdain visits Port Antonio in Jamaica, the area on the Northeast part of the island that time forgot.
Arkansas Gov to Pardon Son for 2003 Pot Conviction
Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe appears to be overflowing with the milk of human kindness this holiday season. As governor he's issued about 700 pardons so far, and claims that many of those had been convicted of nonviolent offenses. The latest is his son.
Review: 'The Marijuana Show'
"Who will be the next marijuana millionaire?" is the key question asked by the producers of the Denver-based web reality series, "The Marijuana Show." The premiere episode features several pitches and has a flashy style.
'Free at Last': Woody Harrelson Hosts Stony 'SNL'
Woody Harrelson hosted "Saturday Night Live" last night. It was the sketch-comedy show celebrating its 40th season's most weed-oriented episode in years. One skit zeroed in on New York's new pot policy, with Harrelson exclaiming, "Free at last!"
Rand Paul: 'I'll Do Everything to End the War on Drugs'
On the latest "Real Time," Sen, Rand Paul (R-KY) told Bill Maher: "I want to end the War on Drugs because it's wrong for everybody, but particularly (for) poor people."
Colorado Marijuana Tax Report: 3rd Quarter 2014
Recreational marijuana sales in Colorado declined to $31.6 million in September, a 7% drop over August. It was the first time since legal sales began in January that a decrease was reported. The overall 2014 tax total, combining rec and medical taxes, so far is $52.5 million.