Johnny Depp: On the Road with Willie Nelson
Sunday night at Willie Nelson's show at Rodeo Austin, fellow CelebStoner Johnny Depp joined the band on guitar for several songs, including "On the Road Again."
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Flashback: When Aron Kay Pied Jerry Brown
Back in the '70s Yippie activist Aron Kay was famous for pieing public figures. He hit California Gov. Jerry Brown smack in the head in 1979.
Review: 'Surfer, Dude'
Fans of "True Detective" probably don't know that Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey previously co-starred in "Surfer, Dude," a stoner movie from 2008 about, well, a stoner dude.
Sushi Dealer Ad to Run in Northeast
MarijuanaDoctors.com has created a TV commercial that draws the analogy of sushi being sold on the street like pot. "You want sushi? I got the best sushi," the dealer implores.
Washington Legislature Votes to Phase Out Dispensaries
Washington's Senate has joined the House in support of a bill that would ban medical cannabis dispensaries. The Northwest state legalized marijuana in 2012.
Dr. J's Edibles Lacking in THC
One of Colorado's leading marijuana-candy makers, Dr. J's Hash Infusion, is being accused of selling inferior products. Testing shows their chocolate bars contain less than one milligram of THC.
Colorado's 'Drive High, Get a DUI' Campaign
The Colorado Department of Transportation has released three 30-second spots they think will discourage people from driving stoned. They involves a TV, a BBQ and basketball.
Cannabis Comedy: 'Getting Doug with High'
Doug Benson's latest project is "Getting Doug with High," during which he hangs out and smokes pot with fellow comics and actors. So far the show has featured Tommy Chong, Sarah Silverman, Aubrey Plaza and Anthony Jeselnik.
Carl Sagan: From Cannabis to 'Cosmos'
"The illegality of cannabis is outrageous," Carl Sagan wrote in 1969. With the re-packaging of "Cosmos" for a new generation in 2014, we reminded readers Sagan was a marijuana user of great distinction.
UN Unhappy with U.S., Uruguay
The International Narcotics Control Board is "concerned" about the spread of marijuana legalization in the United States and Uruguay. The Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961 was meant to prevent such developments.