'Hurt' Julia Louis-Dreyfus Needs Weed to Relax in Light Comedy
Nicole Holofcener's "You Hurt My Feelings" can't be more topical. The lead character's son works at an unlicensed pot shop in Manhattan. His mom is played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Review & Photos: Outlaw Music Festival 2023 Starring Willie Nelson and Bobby Weir
The folks at Blackbird Presents and Willie Nelson's team had a great idea for this year's Outlaw Music Festival: add some jam bands, foremost among them Bobby Weir & Wolf Bros, who are on the current leg of the tour that stopped in Queens, NY on September 17.
Bill Maher, Drew Barrymore and Others Decide Not to Return to Work After Facing Criticism
Bill Maher, Drew Barrymore and other TV talk show hosts have decided to hold off on returning to production during the Writers Guild strike. People lashed out at Maher, who last week announced, "It is time to bring people back to work."
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.
Jimmy Buffett's 'The Gummies Just Kicked In' Features Paul McCartney, Inspired by Macca's Wife
Two summers ago, Jimmy Buffett, Paul McCartney and their wives Jane and Nancy and friends had dinner at McCartney's house. At one point, Nancy stumbled and then blurted out, "The gummies just kicked in." Buffett decided to write a song about it, featuring Macca on bass.
Canadian Takeover of High Times Puts Company in the Hands of Discredited CEO
High Times has been sold to Victoria, BC-based psychedelics firm Lucy Scientific Discovery (for LSD) headed by disgraced Hollywood executive Richard Nanula.
'Smoke & Screen' Events with Weedmaps and 'The Freak Brothers' Start Sept. 13
Weedmaps is teaming up with "The Freak Brothers" animated series on Tubi. To promote Weedmaps' partnership and the second half of Season 2, eight "Smoke & Screen" events will take place from Sept. 13-21. CelebStoner readers are invited to attend.
Little Richard on Drugs: 'They Shoulda Called Me Little Cocaine'
In the back-to-back Little Richard documentaries – "Little Richard: The King and Queen of Rock & Roll" and "Little Richard: I Am Everything" (2023) – not much is said about the rock & roll pioneer's prodigious drug use.