Former Seattle SuperSonics All-Star and current dispensary owner Shawn Kemp says "he returned fire in self-defense" after approaching a car in the Tacoma Mall parking lot on Mar. 8. Kemp was arrested and released the next day.
Oklahoma will not be the 22nd state to legalize the adult-use of marijuana. On Mar. 7, Question 820 lost by a whopping 62% margin. It's time to stop trying to win in red states.
NORML executive director Erik Altieri has resigned from his post at the Washington, DC-based nonprofit. He took the position after Allen St. Pierre left in 2016.
Heavy Metal is partnering with Massachusetts cannabis company Berkshire Roots on a line of pot products. The two companies are announcing the formation of Heavy Metal Cannabis at NECANN in Boston this weekend.
One of the greatest stoner movies of all time, Joel and Ethan Coen's "The Big Lebowski" turns 25 on Mar. 6. Though it was a flop at the box office in 1998, it's developed a cult following with Lebowski Fests and a general love of all things "Dude."
"So, it just goes to show you: If you smoke weed and you're bad at school, you can win the Super Bowl twice!" Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce bragged during his "Saturday Night Live" monologue on March 4.
Paul (CelebStoner Harrison Ford) has Parkinson's on the Apple TV+ comedy series "Shrinking." It's not funny but is played for laughs when Liz (Christina Miller) gives Paul a container of 100 mg cannabis-infused gummy bears in Episode 6.
Orrin Bolton, Michael Bolton's older brother, has passed away. A NORML supporter, legalization advocate and singer like his brother, "OB" was 72.
Kevin Smith's life has not been the same ever since he suffered a massive heart attack in 2018. He trimmed down more than 100 pounds and adopted a vegan lifestyle. Now, five years after that fateful day, the movie director has also quit smoking pot.
Vic Mensa discussed his love of psychedelics and making it as a minority licensee in the cannabis industry at the On the Revel winter conference in New York on Feb. 25.
