Bob Marley
Bob Marley is truly a Legend. The Tuff Gong from Jamaica put reggae on the world map, becoming its international ambassador in the '70s. As part of his Rastafarian beliefs, he called ganja "the healing of the nations."
Bob Marley is truly a Legend. The Tuff Gong from Jamaica put reggae on the world map, becoming its international ambassador in the '70s. As part of his Rastafarian beliefs, he called ganja "the healing of the nations."
One of America's most original and enduring comedians, George Carlin was famous for his controversial 1972 bit, "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television,"
One of the original jazz musicians, Louis Armstrong blew trumpet and "sticks" of marijuana during his storied career. He was first celebrity to be busted for pot in 1931.
Sir Richard Branson, the British entrepreneur and philanthropist, has made ending the War on Drugs a priority in his high-profile life.
Reigning CelebStoner of the Year Miley Cyrus has become the brashest celebrity marijuana advocate this side of Snoop Dogg. She's alway yapping about weed, has a dog named Mary Jane and even concocted a five-foot art bong.
One of Hollywood's most beloved actresses also happens to be a stoner. Drew Barrymore is the granddaughter of one of Hollywood's most famous actors, John Barrymore.
Rock & roll chef and author Anthony Bourdain hosted the adventure food shows "No Reservations" on Travel Channel and "Parts Unknown" on CNN and a was judge ABC with "The Taste." He committed suicide in 2018.
Stoner comic Doug Benson is best known for his starring roles in the pot-doc "Super High Me" and the pot-play "The Marijuana-Logues."