Why I Don't Hate Nickelback
In the 1990s and 2000s, when I was an editor at High Times, we featured numerous bands and artists who embraced cannabis. Straight outta Vancouver, Nickelback was one of them.
In the 1990s and 2000s, when I was an editor at High Times, we featured numerous bands and artists who embraced cannabis. Straight outta Vancouver, Nickelback was one of them.
Fresh from another stint in rehab, Pete Davidson mines those experiences in "Bupkis," Peacock's autobiographical series about the troubled actor/stand-up comic.
The legendary weed mag High Times played a major role in connecting the hip-hop community to the cannabis legalization movement. We look back at the the magazine's contribution with 14 potent rap-star covers.
I like to say I discovered 420, because it's true. It happened at a Grateful Dead show in Oakland in 1990 when I was working for High Times.
In 1993, Cypress Hill's second album, "Black Sunday," peaked at No. 1, had a Top 20 single, earned two Grammy nominations and sold more than four million copies. To commemorate that achievement, Sony Legacy has released the "Black Sunday 30th Anniversary Edition."