Marijuana. Good or evil? Is it a medicine for those who are sick? A fun, safe recreational activity or a harmful drug? The decriminalization of pot in states like California over the past couple of years has helped those unfamiliar with the stuff become aware of its positive effects, while marijuana advocates continue to spread the word and educate others on the same issues. Celebrities who are seen or support smoking have also helped pot make its way into the mainstream. Whether they’re blowing the smoke directly into the camera or smoking a joint on a decades old home movie, here are videos of stars caught smoking weed.
Jennifer Lopez is busy promoting her latest romantic comedy — The Backup Plan — in which she stars as an eternally single woman who meets the man of her dreams on the same day she gets artifically-inseminated.
The promo tour has brought Jenn to the pages of the May issue of The Advocate, where the singer/actress/dancer chats at length about the new film, some of popular style choices, and sets the record “straight” on her sexuality.
Dramedy Fans are still in an uproar over the cancellation of Ugly Betty. The ABC series that was groundbreaking for the Latino and homosexual communities will take its final bow in a two-hour finale airing next Wednesday night.
The once-popular campy hit has gained new life in its final episodes: Hilda married Bobby, Ignacio is now happily dating Elena, Justin came out to his family — finally, and even Daniel’s beginning to see Betty in a new light: and fans (That includes me!) are eager to see how things wrap up.
Here’s a sneak peek look at next week’s series finale.
Vanessa Hudgens will play Mimi, an HIV-positive dancer, in a new production of Rent taking center stage at the world-famous Hollywood Bowl this August.
Outspoken teen star Taylor Momsen — who plays Upper East Sider Jenny Humphrey on The CW’s Gossip Girl — will be noticably absent from the teen soap next season. A source close to the show confirms to Entertainment Weekly Gossip Guy Michael Ausiello that Momsen will be written out of an “unspecified number” of episodes of the show’s upcoming fourth season. Producers call Taylor’s exit “creative” decision, brought on by something “big” that happens in this season’s finale.
