Led Zeppelin lead singer Robert Plant surprised everyone at The Colbert Report yesterday when he pulled a joint out of his shirt pocket during his interview with
We’ve all been there. That moment you realize you’re just a little too high. For LA-based rapper Nova Rockafeller that revelation comes in “Whole Bag”
The Bonghitters, High Times’ storied softball team, defeated the Wall Street Journal 11-5 in the New York Media Softball League Championship yesterday, reclaiming a title that
In the first two months after legalization, Colorado made $3.4 million in new tax revenues, with initial projections estimating another $184 million over 18 months.
Marijuana legalization has created thousands of new jobs. For the first time in American history, an economy based on growing, selling and using legal marijuana
Led Zeppelin lead singer Robert Plant surprised everyone at The Colbert Report yesterday when he pulled a joint out of his shirt pocket during his interview with Stephen Colbert. Claiming it was from the band’s “stock room,” Plant pulled out the white dovetailed spliff for the audience to see before handing it to Colbert who carefully inspected the craftsmanship, gave it a
We’ve all been there. That moment you realize you’re just a little too high. For LA-based rapper Nova Rockafeller that revelation comes in “Whole Bag” a trippy, fun psychedelic video where Rockafeller fesses up to eating an entire bag of cannabis-infused Jolly Ranchers — then trips out in a shopping mall. Passionate for all things ‘90s and bridging rap/hip-hop with
The Bonghitters, High Times’ storied softball team, defeated the Wall Street Journal 11-5 in the New York Media Softball League Championship yesterday, reclaiming a title that has eluded them for the past seven years. Taking the field on Central Park’s Great Lawn, The Bonghitters advanced from the semi-finals after defeating Forbes in a 9-1 win. WSJ won their semi-finals game vs. DC Comics,
In the first two months after legalization, Colorado made $3.4 million in new tax revenues, with initial projections estimating another $184 million over 18 months. As more states legalize cannabis, we could be looking at a $10 billion industry by 2018. “Over 10,000 marijuana-industry jobs have been created in Colorado alone,” says Dan Kingston, founder of 420Careers.com, a cannabis job
Marijuana legalization has created thousands of new jobs. For the first time in American history, an economy based on growing, selling and using legal marijuana exists. In fact, the industry is developing at such a rapid pace that it’s hard to put a number on just how big it is. In the first two months after legalization, Colorado made $3.4
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