A superior blog that looks down its self-righteous nose at American pop culture and hypocrisy.
Potheads are grinning from ear to ear!
The giddiness was as contagious as contact vapors when potheads learned that Mary Jane had been freed.
To grow in select backyards anyway.
While other states have spent years just blowing smoke, Colorado and Washington State are the first states to legalize marijuana. Ironically, as a side effect, most of us have no idea what that means.
So grab your snacks and let’s toke. I mean, talk.
Have a Happy and Safe Holiday Season!
“Age ain’t nothin’ but a number. Gettin’ down ain’t nothin’ but a thang.”
Many have tried to convince us that the late American singer and sweetheart Aaliyah never appeared on a BET Awards show in a baggy sweatshirt hiding a basketball.
Face swole.
Let’s assume that our eyes were not playing tricks on us that night so many years ago.
Let’s assume that the pregnancy rumors were true.
Macklemore and Wanz looking and sounding incredible on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Master P and MC Hammer must be scratching their heads about now. They must be asking themselves: “Where were these guys before I unloaded all my loot on the sort of stuff that the Bible warns will rust, break, and or get eaten by moths?”
Bruno Mars' voice takes his fans to paradise.
Listen. Or rather, listen again.
So I have been trying to figure out why “Locked Out of Heaven” by that handsome old soul Bruno Mars is so infectious. It’s the type of song you could listen to over and over again. And thanks to 96.5 Kiss FM in Cleveland, Ohio, if you’re a fan of the song, you can hear it every 3 to 5 minutes. Right after anything Rihanna or the Beebs. So I have come to the conclusion that the reason why this song gets into your system is because . . .
What most children wouldn't give for one loving father. Baby Nahla has two!
Yes, Gabe, with baby Nahla cozying up to Olivier Martinez like this, we understand your pain. But it seems that the worst is over.
"A very regrettable situation," Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath said.
After a 25-minute high-speed chase ends in East Cleveland, Ohio, neighboring cities are buzzing with the news that a man and woman were chased to their deaths. Perhaps unnecessarily.
