CelebStoner's Ultimate 4/20 Events Guide: 150+ from A-Z
Since 4/20 falls on a Wednesday this year, there's more of a focus on single-day events. Here's a list of 160+ events on April 20th in state-by state alphabetical order.
Since 4/20 falls on a Wednesday this year, there's more of a focus on single-day events. Here's a list of 160+ events on April 20th in state-by state alphabetical order.
A case that charges CelebStoner Snoop Dogg with forcing an unidentified woman to have sex in 2013 has been dismissed due to a missed court deadline. The rapper has called her a "gold digger."
Bobbie Nelson, Willie Nelson's older piano-playing sister, passed away at 91 on March 10. Nelson performed as "Sister Bobbie" in her brother's group since the 1970s. She was arrested with him for drug possession in 2006.
The Will Smith-Chris Rock incident at Oscars 2022 on March 27 has prompted much conjecture about what caused it.
In a disappointing move, New Jersey's Cannabis Regulatory Commission has decided to allow the state's current medical retailers to begin selling to the broader recreational market. The buy-in price is $1,000,000.
Bruce Willis' medical condition, aphasia, has led to his sudden retirement from acting at 67. It's been happening for many years. He's called his "wild" days living in New York "the most irresponsible, carefree time of my life."
The Colombian publication SEMANA is reporting Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died of a drug overdose on March 25. The band was in Bogota to perform at the Esteréo Picnic festival.
In 2021, Sacha Baron Cohen sued Solar Sustainable Cannabis in Massachusetts for using his likeness on a billboard. He has since dropped the suit. In 2002, Cohen appeared on the cover of High Times as Ali G.
Mike Tyson sells flowers named Toad and is now marketing a gummy brand called Mike Bites that pokes fun at one of the worst moments in sports history: When he bit the ear of Evander Holyfield during a heavyweight championship fight in 1997.
The volatile relationship between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is in the news again. Depp has sued Heard over her 2018 op-ed in which she called herself a "public figure representing domestic abuse." Depp took that to mean him.