Tabby Diamond and Bunny Diamond of the reggae group the Mighty Diamonds died within four days of each other in Jamaica. Tabby was killed in a drive-by shooting on March 29 and Bunny succumbed to diabetes on April 1. Check out the various versions of their classic high tune, "Pass the Kouchie,"
Can you pick out the one contestant in a game show who's not high? That's the concept behind Alex Grubard's "Weeding Out the Stoned." Catch the show in April as it tours across the country; it hits Philadelphia on 4/20.
Actress Megan Fox and pop star Machine Gun Kelly went to Costa Rica last May to experience the jungle drug ayahuasca. "It just goes straight into your soul," Fox says. MGK needed an extra dose to deal with his "shadow of darkness."
South Carolina native and Panthers wide receiver Shi Smith was arrested in his home state on March 25 for marijuana and gun possession.
The Will Smith-Chris Rock incident at Oscars 2022 on March 27 has prompted much conjecture about what caused it.
The saga about a mostly deaf family "CODA" won Best Picture at the 2022 Oscars. Both "Don't Look Up" and CelebStoner Kristen Stewart were nominated for Academy Awards. Michael Keaton's depiction of Dr. Sam Finnix in "Dopesick" earned numerous awards, including a Golden Globe.
It's been quite the awards season for Troy Kotsur, who plays pot-smoking fisherman Frank Rossi in "CODA." He won the Oscar for the film about a "Child of Deaf Adults."
The Colombian publication SEMANA is reporting Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins died of a drug overdose on March 25. The band was in Bogota to perform at the Esteréo Picnic festival.
Blues Traveler drummer Brendan Hill on his Paper & Leaf pot shop on Bainbridge Island and the jam-band's Grammy-nominated 2021 album, "Traveler's Blues": "I like to keep things separate."
Mike Tyson sells flowers named Toad and is now marketing a gummy brand called Mike Bites that pokes fun at one of the worst moments in sports history: When he bit the ear of Evander Holyfield during a heavyweight championship fight in 1997.
