Back in March, it was reported that natural-born hempster Woody Harrelson had stopped smoking pot. Stephen Colbert directed the question to Harrelson on "The Late Show" on July 10. The actor was cagey, half-heartedly admitting it's true, but then again maybe not.
During my 20-year stint with High Times, I coordinated more than three-dozen photo shoots with celebrities, mostly musicians, including Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Ozzy Osbourne, Cypress Hill, Method Man, Redman and Milla Jovovich. Many are featured in the 500th issue of High Times.
Watch actress Aubrey Plaza smoke pot and trim buds with the so-called "Weed Nuns." And check out more CelebStoner News about John McEnroe, Mick Jagger, Jason Isbell and Willie Nelson.
Move over, Willie Nelson, you've got some company on the magic bus. Actually, Nelson joins Toby Keith on his new stoner song, "Wacky Tobaccy."
A now sober Brad Pitt reveals in the current GQ cover story that "back in my stoner days, I wanted to smoke a joint with Jack, Snoop and Willie. You know, when you're a stoner you get these really stupid ideas."
One of America's most beloved entertainers, Willie Nelson, turns 84 today. He's been writing songs and performing for seven decades, and is the greatest Top CelebStoner for his unbridled marijuana advocacy.
Addressing hoax rumors, Willie Nelson warbles about his mortality on the whimsical "Still Not Dead" from his latest album, "God's Problem Child."
It's April, which must mean 4/20. There are plenty of events leading up and following the stoner high holiday, including public rallies in Denver, San Francisco, Vancouver and Toronto; music festivals in Atlanta, Miami and Washington, DC; industry events like the Cannabis Cup, New England Cannabis Convention and Southwest Cannabis Conference; and concerts featuring Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson and many more.
Willie Nelson's wife Annie is getting into the pot business. Her Annie's Infused Chocolates are now available at 12 Washington State adult-use locations.
Willie Nelson won his second Grammy ever for "Summertime: Willie Nelson sings Gershwin" and Ziggy Marley picked up his eighth in the Best Reggae Album category at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards given out Feb. 12.
