The Top 42 Celebrity Cannabis Brands of 2023
It's gone from celebrity busts to celebrity brands in 15 short years. Arrests are down and cannabis brands are on the rise. Here's a total of 60 to choose from.
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Cannabis Now's 40 Under 40 and Legacy Hall of Fame Lists Revealed
A total of 55 cannabis industry players, both new and old, are featured in two lists - 40 Under 40 and Legacy Hall of Fame - in the latest issue of Cannabis Now.
CelebStoners Weigh in on Biden's Pot-Policy Proclamation
While CelebStoners are happy about the pardons Pres. Biden announced for some federal cannabis convicts, Tommy Chong, who was busted by the DEA in 2003, asks: "How about pardoning anyone convicted of selling bongs while you are at it?"
Exclusive: Cheech & Chong Are Never Going to Perform Their Live Act Again Onstage
Tommy Chong revealed to CelebStoner this past weekend that he and his partner Cheech Marin will no longer be performing their popular Cheech & Chong stage act after 50-plus years.
Cheech & Chong, Snoop Dogg Light Up 2022 MTV Video Music Awards
At the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, Cheech & Chong honored the Red Hot Chili Peppers as MTV Global Icons. And Snoop Dogg and Eminem performed their smokin' hot high tune, "From The D to The LBC."
Happy 84th Birthday, Tommy Chong!
Here are 10 things you might not know about stoner funnyman Tommy Chong on his 84th birthday.
Weedmaps' High in the Hills Party Was the Place to Be on Super Bowl Sunday
We sent Roy Trakin to the hottest and stoniest Super Bowl LVI party in America. He ran into Tommy Chong and, in general, had a blast.
Watch the LSD Scene in 'Stripes' That Was Deleted
Director Ivan Reitman's death prompted us to find the famous deleted LSD scene in "Stripes" where Harold Ramis doses and Bill Murray declares, "You're going to be just fine in about 12 hours."
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.
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.