Over the next nine days, Bob Marley will be honored for the great music he created as well as his commitment to freedom and ganja legalization. We list more than 30 events sandwiched around Tuff Gong's 79th birthday on Feb. 6.
Brooklyn funk band B.T. Express had a gold album with "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" in 1974. Their follow-up, "Non-Stop," features "Peace Pipe," a dance tune that doubles as a pot song.
On Jan. 28, former NBA star Rajon Rondo was arrested in Indiana for marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession as well as unlawful possession of a firearm. The Kentucky native has had several legal issues since retiring in 2020.
Nearly seven years after then Pres. Donald Trump tweeted about Snoop Dogg's "failing career," the rapper now says, "I have nothing but love for Donald Trump," who commuted Death Row Records' co-founder Michael Harris' sentence in 2020.
Griselda Blanco is the role Sofía Vergara was born to play. She's teamed up with "Narcos" director Andrés Baiz on the six-part miniseries "Griselda," now streaming on Netflix. Fans of the six seasons of "Narcos" will not be disappointed.
Snoop Dogg plays a former star NFL wide receiver who's fallen on hard times and becomes the blunt-smoking coach of a foul-mouthed peewee football team in Charles Stone III's R-rated stoner comedy, "The Underdoggs." It's now streaming at Prime Video.
Like many celebs, Travis Barker has made the transition from CBD to THC with his new start-up. The Blink-182 drummer is launching Barker Canna Co. just three years after he announced Barker Wellness.
After a full year of legal cannabis sales, celebrity brands are starting to show up on dispensary menus in New York. Two popular New Yorkers, Method Man and Mike Tyson, are kicking off the trend with their Tical and Tyson 2.0 brands. Stores like Conbud and Gotham Buds in Manhattan and Terp Bros in Queens are stocking them.
Fans of the "Ted" movies will be overjoyed with the new "Ted" prequel TV series on Peacock. It's actually way better than the movies starring Mark Wahlberg in 2012 and 2015.
John Merris thought he had a brilliant idea: Snoop Dogg shilling for Solo Brands' smokeless fire pit. But now he's out of a job.
