Mary Louise-Parker has been nominated again for her role as pot-dealing Nancy Botwin in Weeds, but the show was shut out in the Emmys' Outstanding Comedy Series category. The 2008 nominations, announced today, include ones for Amy Poehler, George Carlin and Real Time with Bill Maher, and multiple nominations for The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, Flight of the Conchords, Entourage, Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Conan O'Brien and Sarah Silverman.
CelebStoner's Emmys rundown

Splitsville: Hollyweed's funniest softball-playing couple, Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel

Busted: Andy Dick • Dick's mug shot

In rehab: Stones' Ronnie Wood

Dismissed: DUI charge against Snoop Dogg's wife

Sacked: NFL suspends Darrion Scott for three games

Review: Garden Party  

Hip-hop star Nas first inhaled marijuana at a young age, thanks to his jazz trumpet playing dad, Olu Dara. "He'd be in the house smoking weed," Nas recalls. "He gave me weed when I was, like, nine years old. That was cool. I'd bug him for a hit, and on a few occasions he let me hit it. Other kids didn't have fathers like that."
Watch Nas smoking on stage

At Bluesfest in Ottawa, during his song "If I Was President," Haitian-American superstar Wyclef Jean explained what he would do if he occupied the White House. First, abolish the U.S.-Canadian border. Second, he'd make education a priority. And third? "Legalize marijuana!" Pic by Alex de Brabant

Listen to "Something About Mary"

NFL charges Travis Henry with another positive drug test

Time: Why U.S. leads world in pot and coke use  

Ital-ian Rasta wins ganja case  

"Legalize Fudafest" foto  

Eighteen-year-old Texas stoner Christian Phillips allegedly baked a batch of pot cookies and delivered them to several Dallas-Fort Worth area police stations, saying they were gifts from MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving. "It reeked," says Lt. Thomas Cain. "Anyone that's been around marijuana before would have known." Mug shot enlarged • More Mug Shots

Phillips released, no pot found in cookies!

Method Man: "There is a culture out there of potheads - we are growing bigger and bigger everyday"

It's a boy for Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves

Break-up: Drew Barrymore and Justin Long

Patriots' Kevin Faulk pleads no contest to pot charge, fined $300 plus community service and drug treatment 

Police estimate confiscated weed at $45K per pound

Elizabeth Perkins, who plays Celia, Nancy's nemesis on Weeds, believes marijuana should be legalized. Last week, she told Julie Chen on CBS's Early Show: "Alcohol is legal. It doesn't make a lot sense to me why marijuana's not." In the latest episode, Nancy (Mary-Louise Parker) and Andy (Justin Kirk) take a trip to the border. Watch Early Show clip

We present Seth Rogen, star of Knocked Up (stoned) and Pineapple Express (stoneder) - opening on August 8.

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Pineapple Express trailer