TV

You know marijuana is mainstream when an ad agency with a client list that boasts Disney, Nestles, AT&T and VW creates a TV commercial for a cannabis brand.

Cannabis World Congress & Business Expositions have officially partnered with The Marijuana Show, an Amazon TV Series, dubbed the Shark Tank of marijuana.

No one can expose the absurdity of a situation like John Oliver. Using 17 minutes of his program Sunday, the HBO late-night host went deep on cannabis.

It's no secret that David Simon, the creator, executive producer and writer for HBO's groundbreaking series "The Wire," believes the War on Drugs has been a massive failure.

What's better than a toasted cheese sandwich? Nothing! That is why The Fresh Toast and Cheddar TV are teaming up to share current cannabis and cannabis industry information to its 700,000 viewers.

The YouTube subscription service will cost 35 dollars a month and will offer a package that’ll be available to stream through the web.

T-Mobile's Super Bowl ad featuring Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg was designed to elicit some giggles, but it fell falt and pissed a lot of people off.

The Super Bowl is one of the most watched and treasured televised events of the year, bringing people with all sorts of interests together.

In our modern world, is there any image more shame-inducing than Netflix asking “Are You Still Watching?” Don’t worry because Netflix is working on a device to increase your laziness one step higher.

Recently, TV has proven that there really is no end to some stories. In 2016 we saw many revivals with varying degrees of success, like "Gilmore Girls," which had people flipping out, and "Fuller House," which almost everyone hated.