When Willie Nelson starts something he keeps at it. Farm Aid, for example, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2025. And Outlaw Music Festival, which Nelson has headlined for the last 10 years, each season with a new stellar lineup of performers, like Bob Dylan, who's back from last year.
Khalifa Kush continues to head this list. The rapper's popular weed brand was No. 1 in 2024. Rounding out the Top 5 are Garcia Hand Picked, 93 Boyz, Cheech & Chong's Cannabis and Belushi's Farm.
Novelist Catherine Hiller is equally adept at non-fiction as she proved with "Just Say Yes: A Marijuana Memoir" in 2015. A decade later, she's updated the book for a 10th Anniversary Edition.
Original "SCTV" cast member Catherine O'Hara has been having a career renaissance over the last decade, starting with "Schitt's Creek" and continuing with "The Studio" as former Hollywood exec Patty and "The Last of Us" as pothead shrink Gail.
Bill Maher has been discussing his 1992 DUI bust in Beverly Hills lately on "Club Random." The podcast host mostly jokes about it, saying the arrest had something to do with the "leopard-print shoes" he was wearing at the time.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, currently jailed in El Salvador, allegedly has MS-13 tattooed on the knuckles of his left hand. It starts with a marijuana leaf for M and follows with a smiley face for S, a cross for 1 and a skull for 3. Garcia has been incarcerated since March.
Brian Tyree Henry's performance as a rogue DEA agent in "Dope Thief" at Apple TV+ is a tour de force. As Ray Driscoll, he teams up with Manny Carvelho (Wagner Moura) to rip off drug dealers.
The official NYC Cannabis Parade & Rally is not happening on May 3 as initially planned.
"Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie" feels final. The documentary, directed by Dave Bushell, opens in theaters nationwide today.
No, that's not a typo in the headline. Willie Nelson has two birthdays. Born just before midnight on Apr. 29 in Abbott, TX, his birth certificate wasn't officially printed until the next day, Apr. 30. Here are 10 things to do on Nelson's 92nd birthdays.
