Matthew McConaughey says one unexpectedly intense high left him sitting outside his own birthday party, replaying Janet Jackson’s “That’s the Way Love Goes” 24 times—and ultimately rethinking weed altogether.
A fifth-generation Vermont farmer recounts how hemp collapse, debt, COVID, and cannabis oversaturation contributed to losing his family farm.
He almost became a weed mogul. Instead, he became Trump’s man in Ukraine, a central figure in the first impeachment and a federal inmate. Lev Parnas on the Trulieve deal that got away, the memo he brought Trump on legalizing marijuana and why he’s running for Congress as an independent.
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat play best-friend stoners on the run in Dylan Meyer’s “The Wrong Girls,” a decade in the making. They talk about getting high on set, why Shawkat’s two accidental highs produced some of the best scenes in the movie, and the two-shot as an art form.
Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge once got extremely high with Cypress Hill before a Blink-182 show, turning the night into what felt like an endless ordeal. Somehow, fans remember it as one of the band’s most electrifying performances.
In Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie, the duo lands a line the theater takes as a punchline: cannabis should be mandatory. Then you read the news. The “normie” world running the planet is a machine of stress, ego and endless acceleration, and the real danger may not be getting high but staying exactly as sober as the people currently steering.
Australia banned Halloween: The Game, but not because of its brutal violence. A cannabis-related gameplay mechanic was enough to earn the horror title a Refused Classification.
The Las Vegas rapper’s new video follows a pool maintenance worker who gets pulled into a backyard session that keeps escalating, with cameos from DJ Bonics, Grasshoppa, The Bearded Larry and a FaceTime appearance from RAW founder Josh Kesselman.
Cannabis goody bags used to overflow with free weed. Hannah Eko wonders what their decline says about generosity, community, and cannabis culture.
A criminal complaint in Wisconsin describes Michigan as a “known source State for marijuana, as it is legal there.” A Michigan dispensary was ordered to point a police camera at its own parking lot. And Roseville, California’s own analysis found Flock misread the plate in 71% of the alerts it sent officers. The people who warned about this weren’t being paranoid. They were remembering.
Vernell Varnado bought his first weed in a red-topped matchbox in 1966. Sixty years later, Snoop Dogg’s father walks into legal dispensaries in Arizona and still can’t find what he’s looking for. On Vietnam, the Post Office, backyard grows and the strains that don’t exist anymore.
The “Still Tippin'” legend on his health journey, why California still wins, brushing his teeth before during and after, and the one thing that can ruin a smoke session: somebody who ain’t motivated.
Matthew McConaughey says one unexpectedly intense high left him sitting outside his own birthday party, replaying Janet Jackson’s “That’s the Way Love Goes” 24 times—and ultimately rethinking weed altogether.
A fifth-generation Vermont farmer recounts how hemp collapse, debt, COVID, and cannabis oversaturation contributed to losing his family farm.
He almost became a weed mogul. Instead, he became Trump’s man in Ukraine, a central figure in the first impeachment and a federal inmate. Lev Parnas on the Trulieve deal that got away, the memo he brought Trump on legalizing marijuana and why he’s running for Congress as an independent.
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat play best-friend stoners on the run in Dylan Meyer’s “The Wrong Girls,” a decade in the making. They talk about getting high on set, why Shawkat’s two accidental highs produced some of the best scenes in the movie, and the two-shot as an art form.
Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge once got extremely high with Cypress Hill before a Blink-182 show, turning the night into what felt like an endless ordeal. Somehow, fans remember it as one of the band’s most electrifying performances.
In Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie, the duo lands a line the theater takes as a punchline: cannabis should be mandatory. Then you read the news. The “normie” world running the planet is a machine of stress, ego and endless acceleration, and the real danger may not be getting high but staying exactly as sober as the people currently steering.
Australia banned Halloween: The Game, but not because of its brutal violence. A cannabis-related gameplay mechanic was enough to earn the horror title a Refused Classification.
The Las Vegas rapper’s new video follows a pool maintenance worker who gets pulled into a backyard session that keeps escalating, with cameos from DJ Bonics, Grasshoppa, The Bearded Larry and a FaceTime appearance from RAW founder Josh Kesselman.
Cannabis goody bags used to overflow with free weed. Hannah Eko wonders what their decline says about generosity, community, and cannabis culture.
A criminal complaint in Wisconsin describes Michigan as a “known source State for marijuana, as it is legal there.” A Michigan dispensary was ordered to point a police camera at its own parking lot. And Roseville, California’s own analysis found Flock misread the plate in 71% of the alerts it sent officers. The people who warned about this weren’t being paranoid. They were remembering.
Vernell Varnado bought his first weed in a red-topped matchbox in 1966. Sixty years later, Snoop Dogg’s father walks into legal dispensaries in Arizona and still can’t find what he’s looking for. On Vietnam, the Post Office, backyard grows and the strains that don’t exist anymore.
The “Still Tippin'” legend on his health journey, why California still wins, brushing his teeth before during and after, and the one thing that can ruin a smoke session: somebody who ain’t motivated.
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