Wu-Tang Clan's Inspectah Deck Partners with Coyote Cannabis
Inspectah Deck (nee Jason Hunter) is the latest Wu-Tang Clan member to have a cannabis brand. He's teamed up with Massachusetts craft hash rosin producer Coyote Cannabis.
Inspectah Deck (nee Jason Hunter) is the latest Wu-Tang Clan member to have a cannabis brand. He's teamed up with Massachusetts craft hash rosin producer Coyote Cannabis.
Former Mexican Pres. Vicente Fox wanted a piece of the country's cannabis industry so much that he broke the law, says current Pres. Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Despite being the "largest producer of pressed marijuana" globally and the fourth leading cultivator of "psychoactive marijuana," Paraguay is known for producing the the worst pot. "It's really bad," says one Brazilian.
New York City has a new marijuana museum. It's located in Soho in a five-story building dating back to 1870 that formerly housed American Apparel. Now it's the House of Cannabis. Check out our visit.
Twenty-nine years ago, Kurt Cobain allegedly committed suicide. Over the years, reporters and film directors have offered theories that dispute the Seattle PD's official ruling. Now, the FBI has released letters from some of the doubters.
Jim Belushi can't wait for the Apr. 5 Season 3 premiere of "Growing Belushi" on Discovery+. Season 2 ended with a fire on the Belushi's Farm property in Oregon.
The 4/20 holiday is famous for concerts and festivals starring stoner icons like Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Wiz Khalifa, Method Man, Redman, Melissa Etheridge and Cypress Hill. All have shows on or around April 20. Check out our events guide.
Weed smuggler extraordinaire Robert Platshorn has passed away. Known as Bobby Tuna for his exploits on the "high seas," he was 79.
Baz Luhrmann's "Elvis" movie sparked renewed interest in the King of Rock & Roll. Fans will enjoy the rollicking followup, "Agent Elvis," an animated 10-episode series produced by his wife Priscilla, currently streaming on Netflix.
The so-called "cocaine hippos" of South America are in the news again. Unlike Cocaine Bear, these are not coke-snorting mammals. Several were imported from Africa to Colombia by Pablo Escobar in the '80s and now as many as 70 are being sent to Mexico and India.