Review: Netflix's Stony Whodunnit, 'The Perfect Couple'
Liev Schreiber smokes his way through the "The Perfect Couple." The six-episode Netflix series also stars Nicole Kidman, Dakota Fanning and Meghann Fahy.
Liev Schreiber smokes his way through the "The Perfect Couple." The six-episode Netflix series also stars Nicole Kidman, Dakota Fanning and Meghann Fahy.
Magic mushrooms have been making a comeback in popular culture lately. So, it’s no surprise three recent films all feature revelatory psilocybin trips.
Cannabis entrepreneurs Ricky Williams, Wiz Khalifa and Mike Tyson are among the supporters of Florida's adult-use legalization Amendment 3, which also includes former President Trump. Trulieve is backing the measure to the tune of $80 million.
The cannabis industry dodged a bullet when the $185 million deal P. Diddy signed with MSOs Cresco Labs and Columbia Care fell through in 2023. Diddy, a.k.a. Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs, is currently in jail in New York facing sex trafficking and racketeering charges.
New York's all-female brass band Brass Queens have a new album out, "Hot Tub Sessions Vol.1." We're excited to premiere "Hot Tub Hotel II" from the album.
Former TV news anchor Connie Chung has a cannabis strain named after her. “I’m easy to grow,” she explains. “I create a lovely flower and one of my favorite parts is that I’m low-maintenance." However, Chung says she hasn't smoked pot since college.
The biggest moves on our Celebrity Brands chart this month are Cheech & Chong's Cannabis (from #8 to #3), Belushi's Farm (from #9 to #5) and Tical Official (from #15 to #10).
Margo Price is becoming the female Willie Nelson. The country singer has toured with Nelson and just got finished opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band. Her latest effort is the high tune, "Too Stoned to Cry," featuring Billy Strings.
Newsletters are great way to receive information. They've become more popular in general, and many specifically cater to the cannabis crowd. Here's our Top 20.
On the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the host discusses addictions to cigarettes (he was) and pharmaceuticals like ketamine (he isn't), and contends, "Pot never does that."