In 1991, a mixed-race hip-hop trio out straight out of L.A. shook up the hip-hop. Thirty years later, Cypress Hill are still together and celebrating their debut album with an "Extended Edition."
Willie Nelson is currently making up a bunch of shows that were canceled last year. CelebStoner was at his latest stop: Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown, New Jersey on September 14,
Los Rivera Destino is the first Puerto Rican band to release a high tune in recent memory. The song, "Mis Amigos," they say "is inspired by friends who smoke weed and friends who don't. It shows how our differences can bring us together."
It's been 18 years since the last "Matrix" movie. The trailer for "The Matrix Resurrections" features the film's classic blue pill vs. red pill dilemma. Neo takes both to the tune of Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit." This third sequel will hit theaters on December 22.
Cheech & Chong got their start in Vancouver. When the stony duo moved to Los Angeles in 1970, they began recording comedy albums, starting with the Grammy-nominated self-titled debut, which includes their most famous routine.
The Northeast dominates in The Princeton Review's list of canna-centric colleges and universities. Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY topped the 2020 list, knocking off the University of Vermont. Due to Covid-19, there are no new "Reefer Madness" rankings in 2021.
The original Jack Herer strain initially launched in the U.S. in California. Now it's in Colorado with a number of shops selling six-packs of prerolls based on Sensi Seeds genetics.
Super Freak Rick James is a complicated figure in cannabis history. This is clear from the opening and ending song, "Mary Jane," in the new Showtime documentary, "Bitchin': The Sound and Fury of Rick James."
