Pot, porn and rock & roll merge in this stoner drama, directed by Jason Freeland. Set in Los Angeles, Garden Party weaves together multiple storylines, starting with Sally (Vinessa Shaw), a topless dancer turned real-estate mogul, who woos her clients with fabulous houses and homegrown marijuana. 
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Set in Los Angeles, Jason Freeland's Garden Party features a relatively unknown cast of young people searching for love and purpose in Hollywood's sleazy underbelly. Pot, porn and rock & roll merge in this stoner drama.

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Alex Gibney's documentary about gonzo writer Hunter S. Thompson takes you from his Kentucky upbringing to his grand Colorado finale.

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The much-awaited stoner flick, Pineapple Express, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco opens on August 8. 

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The best pot documentary since Grass (1999), Super High Me mixes laughs with seriousness not expected from stoner funnyman Doug Benson. Known for The Marijuana-Logues and his weekly stinit on VH1's Best Week Ever, Benson's conceit is to top Morgan Spurlock, who ate only McDonald's food for 30 days in Super Size Me (2004). So he first cleans out for 30 days before going on a month-long weed binge. Watch trailer

It doesn't take long for Ben Kingsley to hit the bong in The Wackness. As Dr. Jeffrey Squires, he accepts marijuana in exchange for his psychiatric services. After a session, Squires has a sesh with his glass tube. It's a beautifiul thing to watch as smoke rises up into Sir Ben's mouth.
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America's favorite stoner TV family returns for Season 4 of Weeds on Showtime (Mondays, 10 pm EST). Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker) has left suburban Agrestic behind for a fresh start in Ren Mar near the California-Mexico border. Nancy, Andy (Justin Kirk), Silas (Hunter Parrish) and Shane (Alexander Gould) move in with Andy's dad Len (Albert Brooks), as Nancy continues to move marijuana - this time, across the border.

The mainstreaming of Snoop Dogg is complete with his recent two-day appearance on the daytime soap opera One Life to Live. He performed "Sensual Seduction" the first day and "Life of Da Party" the second, which also featured dialogue with cast members and a particularly funny discourse on his "f'shizzle" semantics. Snoop didn't smoke but he did order a round of expensive Landy XO cognac over cranberry juice. Church...  Watch OLTL video

Sundance Audience Award winner Jonathan Levine's The Wackness, opens with Sir Ben Kingsley taking a bong rip. 

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