After a full year of legal cannabis sales, celebrity brands are starting to show up on dispensary menus in New York. Two popular New Yorkers, Method Man and Mike Tyson, are kicking off the trend with their Tical and Tyson 2.0 brands. Stores like Conbud and Gotham Buds in Manhattan and Terp Bros in Queens are stocking them.
Fans of the "Ted" movies will be overjoyed with the new "Ted" prequel TV series on Peacock. It's actually way better than the movies starring Mark Wahlberg in 2012 and 2015.
John Merris thought he had a brilliant idea: Snoop Dogg shilling for Solo Brands' smokeless fire pit. But now he's out of a job.
Like Lenny Bruce, Pete Davidson's personal life is an open book. In his latest Netflix special, "Turbo Fonzarelli," the stand-up discusses his addiction to ketamine and other drugs.
CelebStoner Cameron Diaz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Kevin Spacey are among the celebs mentioned in court documents naming Jeffrey Epstein's associates. However, none of them knew Epstein, who name-dropped them.
New York and New Jersey are opening new legal adult-use stores at a rapid pace. We visit Dagmar Cannabis in Soho, Cannabis Emporium in The Bronx and Hashery in Hackensack, NJ.
We'd like to wish a Hempy New Year to everyone who visits CelebStoner and works tirelessly to reform the country's archaic marijuana laws and be part of the new legal industry. Let's end cannabis prohibition in 2024!
Musical celebrities who passed away this year include Tony Bennett, Tina Turner, Robbie Robertson, Harry Belafonte, Jimmy Buffett, Sinead O'Connor, Gordon Lightfoot, David Crosby, Tommy Smothers, Astrud Gilberto, Burt Bacharach, Tom Verlaine, Jean Knight, Shane MacGowan, Wayne Shorter and Jeff Beck.
The four-part miniseries "Willie Nelson & Family" tops off a terrific year for the country music legend. Among the major reveals: Busted for cocaine in 1978, Mark Rothbaum went to jail and then was hired as Nelson's manager after his release because he refused to snitch on Waylon Jennings, who the coke was for.
Much has been made of the prosthetic nose Bradley Cooper wears in "Maestro" (now streaming on Netflix) to look more like his Jewish subject, Leonard Bernstein. It's a big one, kind of pudgy, excellent apparently to snort cocaine with, which Lenny does at a party in this exasperating biopic.
