In a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live, Snoop revealed that a staffer helps ensure his smoking partners don’t overindulge. In July, Snoop announced the opening of a cannabis coffeehouse in ...

Snoop Dogg gave the "TODAY" audience a 4-1-1 on clouds they may see coming their way, taking on the role of weatherman -- but, the cities getting their info were pretty specific. The rapper appeared ...

The iconic rapper wanted the name for a chain of cannabis dispensaries, but a federal agency says the phrase is so popular that it can't be a trademark. By Bill Donahue Snoop Dogg has been refused a ...

Snoop Dogg already owns a Los Angeles dispensary and Amsterdam coffeeshop that operate under the acronym, "S.W.E.D." Snoop Dogg was unable to get a federal trademark on his catchphrase, “Smoke Weed ...

Snoop Dogg has a member of staff to stop people getting too high with him. The star is famous for his advocacy of marijuana but tries to take precautions with his smoking sessions. Snoop has a monitor ...

Law360 (March 13, 2026, 1:09 PM EDT) -- The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has rejected a bid from rapper and cannabis enthusiast Snoop Dogg to register the phrase "Smoke Weed Everyday" as a ...

Snoop Dogg deserves to be the participant, host, everything of any and all American daytime television shows, because it's always a treat to watch Snoop Dogg be Snoop Dogg on TV. However, what is ...

Snoop Dogg has flexed his meteorological skills with a funny TV weather report that was filled with marijuana jokes. Tha Doggfather stopped by the TODAY on Thursday (October 17) and helped out Al ...

Some things just go together perfectly. Peanut butter and jelly. Milk and cookies. And Snoop Dogg and weed. About five months after opening up his first licensed cannabis dispensary in California, the ...

The rapper commented on the annual holiday celebrating marijuana culture, which this year occurs on the same day as Easter and the last day of Passover. By Jeanie Pyun Deputy Editorial Director ...

Snoop Dogg just got blocked from owning one of hip-hop’s most iconic catchphrases. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected his bid to trademark “Smoke Weed Everyday” this week, and the reasons ...