Las Vegas, a city known for pushing boundaries, remains curiously hesitant when it comes to legal cannabis access on the Strip. Despite Nevada’s legalization of recreational marijuana, strict federal regulations keep casinos from getting involved—forcing tourists to turn to illicit markets instead of regulated dispensaries. But could that soon change? Assemblymember Max Carter II is preparing to introduce a bill aimed at bridging the gap between the city’s booming tourism industry and the state’s struggling legal cannabis market. Instead of allowing full-scale cannabis sales on the Strip, the bill proposes a kiosk pickup system at casinos and hotels, where visitors could legally receive cannabis deliveries from state-approved dispensaries.

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If actor Woody Harrelson could choose anyone living or dead to patronize his Los Angeles marijuana dispensary’s “Ganja Giggle Garden,” he says he’d pick a classic cannabis icon: Bob Marley. But he conceded that he doesn’t think he could go “toke-for-toke” with the late reggae star. During an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Monday, the host posed the hypothetical to Harrelson, asking who he’d most like to invite to the marijuana consumption lounge attached to the dispensary he co-owns with Bill Maher called The Woods.

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The year 2025 is well underway, and let’s be real: there’s a million and one cannabis brands to choose from on the market. And while we all have our own preferences, the celeb weed keeps coming and some of it is tight. Celeb weed does numbers. A 2023 study by the Headset data company shows celebrity-owned brands outselling traditional pot brands, at a lower price point. Having a bajillion Instagram followers can’t hurt. Rapper Lil Baby can post his way into more dough than most make in a lifetime. The Atlanta rapper claimed this week he made over $30 million on his cannabis brand The Holding Company. We’ve compiled the latest and greatest from celebrity weed royalty and beyond.

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