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Plain White T’s “Hey There Delilah” is being adapted into a “romantic dramedy” that expands the long-distance relationship depicted in the song into a full-length narrative.

Check out this faux-promo for “Dr. Quinn, Medicinal Marijuana Woman,” a weed-themed spoof on the Jane Seymour vehicle popular in the 90s.

Designer Yves Saint Laurent once said, “Fashions fade, style is eternal.”

In what it’s almost certainly a publicity stunt, the new adult-entertainment studio XBlaze has offered Roseanne an opportunity to star in its upcoming BBW specialty line, XXXLBlaze.

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

Netflix, like all cool services and fast-food restaurants, has its hacks and secret menus that are revealed only to their most devoted followers.

The Lifetime channel is making a movie out of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's romance, because nothing stays good in this world forever.

Few things are better than getting pleasantly high, lying down on your couch, and watching a few hours of TV. Here are six shows to watch with weed.

You may have heard of the gay Tinky Winky, a scandal that made it to our TV sets during the late '90s when a reverend caught a glimpse of the purple Teletubbie carrying his large red purse.

Tuesday's episode of the daytime talk show "The Doctors" examined the skyrocketing use of senior citizens turning to cannabis for medicinal purposes.