For the third time this year, AARP Magazine has highlighted a Top CelebStoner in its pages. In January, Susan Sarandon spoke about weed, and now Willie Nelson and Jeff Bridges are featured in the latest issue.
Former Flyers brawler Riley Cote is now a hemp activist. So much so that his organization hosted the Hemp Heals Festival featuring Slightly Stoopid and Stephen Marley in Philadelphia on Aug. 2.
CelebStoner talks to Bob Marley's eldest son about his fifth solo album, "Fly Rasta," ganja, Rastafarianism and Snoop Lion.
It was Whoopi Goldberg against former assistant US Attorney Sunny Hostin over the question of legalizing marijuana on "The View." "What's next?" Hostin asked. "Should we legalize mushrooms because that's groovy?"
After a lengthy separation, DJ Muggs is back with Cypress Hill as the band's producer. "It's going to be ill, man," frontman B-Real says about their upcoming 2015 album with Muggs at the helm.
