Celebs are starting to weigh in on Donald Trump's presidential aspirations. "It's the end of the world," says Top CelebStoner Jack Black. "That's the sign of the apocalypse. It's scary that it's even a possibility."
Longtime druggie Keith Richards is sober these days, except for "an early morning joint." To the Stones guitarist, "pot is just fun." HIs new solo album came out Sept. 18
Celebs were everywhere at last week's Burning Man festival at Black Rock Desert Desert in Nevada. Among them was Top CelebStoner Susan Sarandon, who brought along Timothy Leary's ashes.
It wasn't a pretty sight: Rapper Afroman punching a drunk woman who'd wandered on stage during his live show in Biloxi, MS on Feb. 17. Nearly seven months later, he pleaded guilty to assault and was fined $330.
MTV's come a long way. Twenty years ago, the Music Television channel blurred images of pot leaves and edited pro-marijuana lyrics out of songs. This year's VMAs was a veritable lovefest for weed, thanks to host Miley Cyrus, Kanye West and Snoop Dogg.
