Demi Lovato's 2018 drug overdose is in the news again, thanks to the YouTube documentary series, "Dancing with the Devil," in which she tells all about the night in question and her difficult road back.
Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love," the first hit song to emerge from the San Francisco music scene in the '60s, has been covered several times, most recently by Lauren Murphy and the Psychedelics.
CBD sellers have been hoping for clarity from the FDA over product legality. Instead, several companies recently received warning letters concerning the "illegal marketing of unapproved drugs labeled as containing CBD."
Matthew McConaughey looks back at his first 50 years in "Greenlights" - his 1999 marijuana bust, the most famous line in "Dazed and Confused" and leaving rom-coms behind so he could win an Oscar.
Never one to mince words about marijuana, Willie Nelson reminded the SXSW audience on November 18 that he still smokes a lot of pot, adding it "keeps from killing people or keeps me from getting killed."
Courtney Love has not been well. But thanks to CBD, the singer/actress say she's getting better.
Drug Policy Facts editor Doug McVay says there are nearly 32,000 cannabis prisoners in the U.S., which is significantly fewer than the 40,000 figure Last Prisoner Project and others tout. Who's right?
Glaucoma sufferer Elvy Musikka, who received 300 joints per month since 1988 as part of the government's Compassionate IND program, has departed it, leaving Irvin Rosenfeld as the last remaining federal medical-marijuana patient.
It's been a terrific awards season for Aaron Sorkin's "The Trial of the Chicago 7," which has earned two Golden Globe and one Critics Choice prizes so far. Now, it's up for six Oscars.
Toots & the Maytals, John Prine, Dua Lipa, Billy Strings, Brittany Howard, Fiona Apple, Tiffany Haddish and Snarky Puppy were among the 2021 Grammy Awards winners. Our 24 fave nominees took home 10 awards.
