Iowa NORML activists have been at it for years, trying to turn Hawkeyes into hempsters. Now, the Des Moines Register says it's time to legalize it. One of those pot pioneers, Iowa native Doug McVay, weighs in.
Arrested in 2006 for driving under the influence of heroin and Oxycontin, Phish frontman Trey Anastasio has been sober for 14 years. Now, he's giving back to others suffering from opioid abuse.
While some think celebrities have a leg up on other cannabis brands, singer Melissa Etheridge, who launched Etheridge Botanicals in 2020, says it's not so easy. "We don't sell anymore than anyone else," she tells CelebStoner. "We're still in the dark."
Weed enthusiasts have 4/20 and 7/10 to celebrate their love of cannabis. Now 9/20 - Global Magic Mushroom Day - is doing the same for the powerful natural compound, psilocybin. It's today!
It's not often athletes still playing are open about cannabis, but three - the NFL's Julio Jones, MLB's Keone Kela and the NBA's John Wall - have joined more than 150 rappers (including Drake), athletes and advocates in calling for the release of all federal pot prisoners.
In 1991, a mixed-race rap trio straight out of L.A. shook up the hip-hop world. 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."
