Life imitates art: Cypress Hill rapper is about to open a Santa Ana pot shop
In one of those bizarrely beautiful moments where life imitates art, Cypress Hill’s lead rapper B-Real will soon be slinging (legal) weed in Orange County, Calif.
In one of those bizarrely beautiful moments where life imitates art, Cypress Hill’s lead rapper B-Real will soon be slinging (legal) weed in Orange County, Calif.
A compilation of favorite weed photos seen on Instagram. Featured this week, rapper Soulja Boy, intricate glass, edibles and soil-grown ganja.
A long-standing fixture in Aspen’s underground, marijuana will celebrate a coming-out of sorts this week. At last year’s Winter X Games in Aspen, the closest recreational marijuana shop to the extreme sporting action on Buttermilk’s slopes was at least 30 miles away. The town now has five pot shops downtown as the 2015 Winter X Games takes over this week.
Imagine the country’s biggest 4/20 Rally in Denver … not happening on April 20 actual. It’s looking like the big Colorado rally will take place on April 18-19 in 2015 — and not on April 20, according to the city and county of Denver.
This is the kind of press release that catches our eye here at The Cannabist: “EDDIE MURPHY RELEASES BRAND NEW REGGAE SINGLE.” Sure enough, it’s true. Listen to the song right here.
Doubts arise that this strain is actually OG Kush, but our weed critic soldiers on anyway and has a “surprisingly enjoyable” experience — at a bargain price.
Melissa Vitale had never considered a career in marijuana when she moved her family to Colorado from Austin, Texas, a little over a year ago.
Only one year in, Colorado’s unprecedented jump into marijuana legalization has become the stuff of legend. For both opponents and supporters, the state comes up repeatedly in the evolving discussion about marijuana.
Cannabist critics have been reviewing the best (and worst) vape pens on the market all year long, and we’ll continue to review the technology throughout 2015 as well. Here are reviews of 12 vape pens we loved in 2014, as ranked by their popularity on the site.
After Seth Rogen tried in vain to throw a cannabis-friendly cinematic experience in Denver on Dec. 8 for a special screening of “The Interview,” Rogen and co-director Evan Goldberg were left roaming the crowd with a bottle of tequila, pouring shots into the mouths of anyone within arm’s length.
Rolling Stone magazine coverboy Seth Rogen says he is still coming to Denver on Dec. 8 to get high on legal Colorado marijuana — “we can smoke weed in the theater,” he famously tweeted — and screen his new film “The Interview” more than two weeks before its release date. But there was a short time on Wednesday when Rogen’s Colorado appearance was called into question.
Moving on from the mainstream weed gifts, we’re hitting this next one hard with statement makers for those who make their love of smoking no secret.
Here are a few of our favorite finds in name-brand-land — all available online so you can smoke while you shop. 7 weed gift ideas under $100 for the cannabis enthusiast in your life.
Ready to get meta? Imagine yourself watching Seth Rogen’s latest film “The Interview” weeks ahead of its Christmas Day opening with the comedic actor in the audience with you. Let it soak in. Rogen’s on the screen, and Rogen’s in the seat.
Real talk: Is that a drug deal going down in the background of this live TV shoot in Boston?
“My husband believed ‘the herb’ was a natural and positive part of life,” Rita Marley, Bob’s wife, says of a new cannabis brand called Marley Natural. “He felt it was important to the world. He looked forward to this day.”
Because sharing is caring, and because fans take special pride when their gifted weed finds its way into the pockets and (eventually) lungs of their favorite 420-friendly stars, here’s the cutest joint the “Broad City” comedians have ever received as a gift.
Long a go-to location for shoppers of antiques, Denver’s South Broadway commercial corridor is taking on a greener hue. The concentration of recreational marijuana shops and medical cannabis dispensaries on Broadway has owners banding together to promote what’s being called the “Green Mile.”
Rapper Wiz Khalifa, who you might remember from such hits as “Roll Up,” “So High” and the album “Rolling Papers” doesn’t want you to think of him as a stoner anymore, he said in an interview with HardKnockTV.
From slick video ads online to scrawled chalk messages on college campus sidewalks, intense get-out-the-vote drives are mobilizing in Oregon and Alaska. Young voters usually turn out during presidential years like 2012, but stay home during midterms, when the electorate skews older and more conservative.
The hip-hop presence in unaffiliated candidate Mike Dunafon’s bid for Colorado governor is significant. In recent weeks, Wyclef Jean and Snoop Dogg have individually announced their support of Dunafon. But why are these rappers drawn to Dunafon, who’s more rural than urban?
When Howard Stern interviewed musician Neil Young this morning, they cleared the air and shared all sorts of stories — and they also talked about each other’s relationship with marijuana. “I do it every once in a while,” Young told Stern on the Oct. 14 show. “Just a little tiny bit.”
This Q&A handles readers’ questions about cannabis matters. Topics include mailing weed seeds to Texas; Red Rocks’ rules; and caring for a friend’s plants.
Spend the autumn month getting together with stony friends to watch Sunday football, chuckle at comedy shows, go for the gold at the Canna-lympics, camp overnight on a hemp farm and kick it with Snoop Dogg at the Gypsy Jane Festival.
On Sunday night, Charlo Greene quit her job as an Alaskan TV reporter while still on the air. She even dropped an F-bomb. 20 top tweets on Greene’s big move: