2021 in Review: The Year in Cannabis
While five blue states legalized adult use via legislation, red states pushed back against voter initiatives passed in 2020. Pot prisoners were released, events began going live again and Willie Nelson turned 88.
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50 Years Ago Cheech & Chong Recorded Their Most Famous Skit, Simply Called 'Dave,' But Known as 'Dave's Not Here'
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.
CelebStoner's Top 45 Celebrity Cannabis Brands
From Tommy Chong's to Marley Natural to Willie's Reserve to Etheridge Botanicals, here's our guide to the most popular, successful and currently available celebrity canna-brands.
Happy 83rd Birthday, Tommy Chong!
Here are 10 things you might not know about stoner funnyman Tommy Chong on his 83rd birthday.
Celebrities and Cannabis: 12 New Product Brands
It's getting hard to keep up with all of the new celebrity cannabis brands and activity in this sector. Here are 12 new brands and affiliations.
The Top 40 Stoner Movies of 2020
CelebStoner's annual year-end stoner movie guide covers plenty of territory, from comedies and druggy dramas to pot and music documentaries. This year's favorites include "The King of Staten Island," "Bill & Ted Face the Music" and "The Trial of the Chicago 7."
Tommy Chong: 'Trump Will Eventually Be Locked Up'
Despite going to jail for selling drug paraphernalia, a law Joe Biden voted for in 1993, Tommy Chong supports the former Vice President versus Donald Trump, who he predicts will end up behind bars.
CelebStoners Rejoice Over 2020 Election Results
Tweets and comments from Top CelebStoners about Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump, Vice President's Kamala Harris' historic election and the green marijuana wave that swept the nation.
10 Stoner-Friendly Halloweed Costumes
Dress up as a joint, blunt, chef, superhero, hula dancer or Cheech & Chong on Halloweed 2020.
High Times Magazine Resumes Print Publication After Five-Month Hiatus
It's been a tough go for the marijuana industry's most famous magazine, High Times. While the company continues to seek investors and a stock exchange listing, the venerable pot journal was put on hold in April, but is back with a new issue.