"I get my weed from California," Justin Bieber sang at the Grammy Awards on April 3. But after several verses, CBS censored "weed." CelebStoners Willie Nelson, Chelsea Handler and Bieber were among the 2022 nominees.
Neil Young and Daryl Hannah have teamed up on "Barn," her documentary about the making of his latest album.
DMX, Charlie Watts, Don Everly, Lloyd Price, Phil Spector, Mary Wilson, Bunny Wailer, Mike Nesmith, B.J. Thomas, Jay Black, Biz Markie, Shock G, Chick Corea, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Nanci Griffith, Sarah Dash, Commander Cody Dusty Hill and U-Roy are among the music-industry people who've passed away in 2021.
In 1991, a mixed-race rap trio straight out of L.A. shook up the hip-hop world. Thirty years later, Cypress Hill are still together and celebrating their debut album with an "Extended Edition."
Dave Grohl recalls smoking a joint at the 2015 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. This year, he'll be inducted with his band, Foo Fighters.
