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As the date of the royal wedding fast approaches, so does rapid speculation of who received an invitation to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's nuptials.

While we're sure that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are very happy about their upcoming wedding and presumed fairytale life together, no one is more excited than TV networks, specifically American ones.

Woody Harrelson, one of Hollywood's most legendary cannabis consumers, went on a much-talked-about break from the herb.

Believe it or not, everyone in Hollywood isn’t a wacko, experimental scoundrel. Instead many are straight-laced, almost conservative in lifestyle, and aren’t exactly stoners.

The age of a marijuana leaf representing everything that's cool and counterculture is officially over.

Fictional FBI agents Mulder and Scully faced mutants, aliens, and all matter of paranormal scary things on a weekly basis on "The X-Files."

The legitimacy of Netflix movies is something that has always bugged critics and the company itself.

What better way to pack 'em in even more than by including a haunted maze from "Stranger Things," everyone's favorite show?

The popular TV doctor will examine marijuana’s potential as both an alternative to opioids in treating pain and in ending opioid addiction. The report, called "Weed 4: Pot vs. Pills," will air on CNN Sunday at 8 am.

Because when you can afford to be high all day, why not give the gift of FOMO to your followers? Here are some of our favorite enthusiasts.