The success of Season 2 of "Euphoria" relies on an addiction storyline seen in "Dopesick" and a number of recent movies and documentaries dealing with opioids in American life. The lead character Rue Bennett, a high schooler played by the dynamic Zendaya, is a classic dope fiend; she'll take anything – a pill, a line or a needle.
"South Park"'s savage mockery of of Colorado's cannabis industry continues with episode 2 ("The Big Fix") of Season 25. The new season picks up where Season 23 in 2019 left off when Randy launched his Tegridy Farms weed brand.
Director Ivan Reitman's death prompted us to find the famous deleted LSD scene in "Stripes" where Harold Ramis doses and Bill Murray declares, "You're going to be just fine in about 12 hours."
Episode 4 of "Secrets of Playboy" zeroes in on drug use at the mansion, especially in Chicago where Hugh Hefner's assistant Bobbie Arnstein was arrested for cocaine possession and then took her own life in the '70s. NORML's Keith Stroup, who calls Arnstein his "soulmate," is interviewed.
When Willie Nelson's not wearing cowboy boots he has on a pair of Skechers. Nelson is the star of Skechers' Super Bowl LVI commercial campaign. Also watch the rejected Weedmaps ad and Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd's spot for Lay's.
