Usually it's three strikes and you're out, but in football all it takes is two for the NFL to make you sit on the sidelines for a full season, as is the case with LB Daryl Washington, who recently failed his second drug test for marijuana.
There's no stopping Seth MacFarlane. The creator of "Family Guy" and director of "Ted" goes center stage for his first starring movie role in the Western farce, "A Million Ways to Die in the West."
In her book, "Gather Together," Maya Angelou wrote about "Mary Jane, hash, grass, gauge, weed, pot" and that she "had absolutely no fear of using it."
You can take pills, and consume or vaporize cannabis oil in a compromise medical-marijuana bill signed by Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton, you just can't smoke the stuff. Sorry patients, no pipes, bongs or joints allowed.
New York drew one step closer to legalizing medical marijuana when the State Assembly passed the Compassionate Care Act on Tuesday. Now, supporters, including the MPP, are pushing for the Senate to vote on the bill.
Britain's biggest boy band One Direction have officially outed themselves as stoners. Two members, Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson, recorded them toking in a van as they drove around Lima, Peru.
While attending a college reunion at Wesleyan in Connecticut on May 25, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper admitted, "I'm way past any point of saying I didn't inhale."
New York Mayor Bill deBlasio is officially a liar. He's called the high number of marijuana arrests in the city the last two decades "ridiculous," yet during his first three months in office, weed busts have increased 9%.
Sublime frontman Rome Ramirez says Linkin Park snitched on the band at their Tucson show on May 24. "Cops came and took all our weed while we were on stage," he tweeted.
In the fallout of Elliot Rodger's killing spree in California, one writer has accused films like "Neighbors" with making many students feel "unjustly shut out of college life." The movie's male lead Seth Rogen calls this "horribly insulting and misinformed."
