Produced by @Midnight's Chris Hardwick, "Sleight of Mouth" is hosted by comedian/magician Justin Willman, who plays to the same geeky crowd. In his Comedy Central special on Apr. 6,, Willman and Doug Benson perform tricks in an L.A. dispensary.
Tommy Chong lit up Hash Bash in Ann Arbor on Saturday. He addressed the throng on the University of Michigan campus, and called for decriminalizing and rescheduling marijuana.
The most consistently stony show on TV has to be the underrated "Workaholics." In the latest episode, Adam, Blake and Ders go on an amazing peyote trip.
According to Politico, the National Cannabis Industry Association decided against Tommy Chong's participation in their Capitol Hill Lobby Days, saying it would be a distraction. "I would be talking over their heads anyway," he tells CelebStoner.
In a send-up Matthew McConaughey's Lincoln ad, Tommy Chong takes a lonely drive, just him and a joint. Until that bull shows up on the road. It's a clever campaign to promote one of the pot-comic's latest endeavors: Tommy Chong's Smoke Swipes.
Tom Burn is out of a job because he allegedly leaked a document and lied about it. But CelebStoner blogger Doug McVay contends it's because he wanted to save Oregon's medical marijuana program.
Longtime marijuana legalization advocate Willie Nelson is joining the Green Rush. He plans to create branded strains under the name Willie's Reserve. We've got the exclusive from Nelson himself.
Just days after Zayn Malik blew off One Direction's shows in Manila, he quit the group. A Filipino anti-drug group wanted One Direction to be drug tested when they arrived in the country. Their focus was on Malik and Louis Tomlinson, who videotaped themselves smoking a joint last year in Peru.
Willie Nelson likes to be coy when asked about the story that he smoked pot on the roof of the White House during the Carter presidency. But he's admitted it in the past and once again in his new book
Released late last year, Leftover Salmon's "High Country" is No. 1 on jambands.com's album chart. After 25 years, the Boulder-based jam band is still making their signature homegrown bluegrass music
