Time magazine's Icon of the Year, Elton John, who was addicted to cocaine in the '70s and '80s, now surprisingly says, "Legalizing marijuana is one of the greatest mistakes of all time."
At 18, Cole Hauser played Benny in Richard Linklater's 1993 stoner movie, "Dazed and Confused." Twenty-five years later, he's one of the stars of Paramount's hit Western series, "Yellowstone."
The Beatles' first visit to America in February 1964 came just 10 weeks after the assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy. "Beatles '64" captures the excitement of the Fab Four's original appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and much more.
During his latest podcast, Jason Alexander asks a doctor, "I've tried marijuana twice when I was a teenager back in the '70s. Each time I got a migraine and hives. Does that mean I'm allergic to the plant?"
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was a drug addict in the '70s and '80s before he achieved sobriety. Arrested for marijuana in 1970 and heroin in 1983, the Kennedy scion discussed the latter incident on "The Shawn Ryan Show," noting: "I started doing heroin and I went to the top of my class."
First cousins David and Benji decide to visit Poland and pay tribute to their grandmother, a Holocaust survivor who recently died. While there, they toke up some weed in "A Real Pain."
To Willie Nelson, "Cannabis is food, it's medicine, it's energy, it's health." His new book, "Willie & Annie Nelson's Cannabis Cookbook," contains 85 recipes and amusing anecdotes from the 91-year-old country music legend.
Grammy nominee Jamey Johnson was arrested and charged with a Class E felony for possession of between half an ounce and 10 ounces of marijuana with intent to manufacture, deliver or sell on Nov. 17 after being pulled over for speeding in Tennessee.
