The 2022 Midterms produced mixed results for marijuana law reform. Adult-use legalization measures passed in Maryland and Missouri, but lost in Arkansas, North Dakota and South Dakota. And Pennsylvania's pro-cannabis Lt. Gov. John Fetterman was elected to the U.S. Senate.
Sean "Diddy" Combs definitely puffs. In one of CelebStoner's first posts ever in 2006, we published photos of P. Diddy hitting a joint in a Toronto club. Now, he wants to buy into the U.S. cannabis industry.
"Clerks III" is about as funny as a heart attack. Director Kevin Smith suffered one in 2018 and writes about it in the second "Clerks" sequel.
Was jazz trumpeter and movie star Louis Armstrong an "Uncle Tom"? It's a key point of discussion in Sacha Jenkins' "Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues" documentary on Apple TV+.
Five cannabis and psychedelics measures are on state ballots and numerous Senate races could realign the balance of power in Washington come 2023 if Dems don't pull some major Election Day victories.
Berner and CookiesSF representatives opened their latest store, this one in the heart of Manhattan's Herald Square shopping district, on October 30. The store currently stocks clothing and CBD/hemp products, but none with THC.
David DePape, who allegedly attacked Paul Pelosi, husband of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, at their home in San Francisco on October 28 at 2:30 am with a hammer, has been described as a hemp jeweler and public nudity advocate.
In "Me and Paul," CelebStoner Willie Nelson writes about running partner and drummer Paul English, how his third time smoking pot was the charm and what happened in Laredo in the late '60s.
Out of the 60 companies on Weedmap's new list of Best National Cannabis Brands, five are celebrity cannabis brands. That's 8%. They are...
Move over, Roger Daltrey. The Who singer has railed against pot smoking at their concerts in the past. On September 21, Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson did the same, stopping the show to complain about weed smoke coming from the front of the stage.
