The Marijuana Policy Project's 3rd Annual Playboy Mansion fundraiser, hosted by Top CelebStoner Adrianne Curry, featured entertainment courtesy of Perry Farrell, who performed several Jane's Addiction songs.

 
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A star-studded lineup of media, music and marijuana mavens converged on the Highline Ballroom to support the Marijuana Policy Project's efforts. The $300 per person benefit, which focused primarily on medical marijuana, began with a little humor from emcee Steve Marshal who noted, "Even at a benefit fo medical marijuana, I'm not supposed to tell pot jokes."

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Featuring its usual heady mix of jam-band music, classic rock, blues, jazz and hip-hop, the 7th Jammy Awards at the WaMu Theatre at Madison Square Garden peaked with a tribute to Phish. An all-star group comprising members of Disco Biscuits, String Cheese Incident and Umphrey's McGee did their best Phish impersonation, banging out covers of "Wilson," "Run Like an Antelope," "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Maze" before the last Jammys show quietly ended just minutes before midnight.   Read Jammys review

Smokin' hot Adrianne Curry was among the large crowd that attended the POT CULTURE book-releasee party at The Courtyard at Kitson's in Los Angeles on 4/20. Curry contributes a section in the book called "How to Hide the Smell." Also at the party were PC's Rainbow ("How to Make a Gravity Bong"), American Idol's Constantine Maroulis and of course PC author and party host Shirley Halperin.

 
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Stoners celebrated the 4/20 holiday yesterday with smoke-oiuts all over the U.S. and Canada. But no event was bigger than Boulder's, which boasted a crowd of 10,000 - three times the number of people who gathered last year at Colorado University.                    Watch video  

If you live in the New York area and are a fan of The Big Lebowski, Jeff "The Dude" Dowd invites you to attend a special 4/20 midnight screening of the Coen Brothers' classic at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. Dowd is the original "Dude," the character played by Jeff Bridges. A stoner raconteur, Dowd will engage the crowd with stories and read from his upcoming book, The Dude Abides: Classic Tales and Rebel Rants.  Watch "Every Fucking Dude" clip

It doesn't get funnier than the Monty Python/Saturday Night Live collaboration, The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash. The original mockumentary parodying the Beatles' rise and fall was produced by Python's Eric Idle and SNL's Lorne Michaels in 1978. Idle (second from right) followed with The Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me Lunch in 2002. The two films have been combined for a 30th anniversary show with a live band playing Rutles classics like "Cheese and Onions," "Ouch!" and "Tragical Mystery Tour."

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