The eldest Marley’s first solo album since 2020 opens a door he’d kept shut: a song written directly to Bob. Ziggy talks grief, the health he guards at 57, the science of 432 Hz and why the corporatization of cannabis worries him the way industrial food does.
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony pioneered the chopper flow and turned weed anthems like “Buddha Lovaz” into classics. Now, three years after a ruptured artery in his lung put him in a coma, Krayzie Bone is 52, sober, and focused on a new group album, a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and giving back to Cleveland. He talked legacy, maturity, and why he put the weed down.
The April 2026 Reggae Rise Up Arizona festival in Tempe brought together reggae royalty (Rebelution, Stephen Marley, Steel Pulse) and hip-hop heavyweights (Atmosphere, De La Soul, Yelawolf). The genre crossover wasn’t a gimmick. From Kool Herc’s Bronx parties forward, reggae and hip-hop have always shared blood.
B-Real, Xzibit and Demrick have spent decades around rap and weed. On “This Thing of Ours,” the Serial Killers trio sound loose, sharp and fully
The Modest Mouse frontman reflects on bad trips, fading tolerance, surviving addiction and finishing the next record on sober ears.
On the anniversary of Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s death, Icelene Jones reflects on her late husband—and her son’s mission now.
Retro boom bap, stubborn friendship, and an album born from loss. Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks look back at first highs, grief, and why Hi Top Fade sounds like a new chapter.
Yelawolf and manager/business partner Edward Crowe fully embrace the fact that they took copious amounts of LSD growing up and became intimately acquainted with the
Revolutionary Bay Area hip-hop legend Paris talks Joe Biden, the lack of politically-charged rap in 2021 and decriminalization of marijuana.
Snoop Dogg talks about the new hemp-infused beverage Do It Fluid, his smoking routine, and what he loves about cannabis.
The lauded MC opens up about his new memoir The Upcycled Self and how he deals with loss.
Ice Cube on carving his own path and staying true to his roots.
The eldest Marley’s first solo album since 2020 opens a door he’d kept shut: a song written directly to Bob. Ziggy talks grief, the health he guards at 57, the science of 432 Hz and why the corporatization of cannabis worries him the way industrial food does.
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony pioneered the chopper flow and turned weed anthems like “Buddha Lovaz” into classics. Now, three years after a ruptured artery in his lung put him in a coma, Krayzie Bone is 52, sober, and focused on a new group album, a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and giving back to Cleveland. He talked legacy, maturity, and why he put the weed down.
The April 2026 Reggae Rise Up Arizona festival in Tempe brought together reggae royalty (Rebelution, Stephen Marley, Steel Pulse) and hip-hop heavyweights (Atmosphere, De La Soul, Yelawolf). The genre crossover wasn’t a gimmick. From Kool Herc’s Bronx parties forward, reggae and hip-hop have always shared blood.
B-Real, Xzibit and Demrick have spent decades around rap and weed. On “This Thing of Ours,” the Serial Killers trio sound loose, sharp and fully in command. In this conversation with High Times, B-Real and Xzibit look back on first smokes, touring in the pre-legal era, building cannabis businesses and why age still means nothing if the hunger is there.
The Modest Mouse frontman reflects on bad trips, fading tolerance, surviving addiction and finishing the next record on sober ears.
On the anniversary of Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s death, Icelene Jones reflects on her late husband—and her son’s mission now.
Retro boom bap, stubborn friendship, and an album born from loss. Chuck Inglish and Sir Michael Rocks look back at first highs, grief, and why Hi Top Fade sounds like a new chapter.
Yelawolf and manager/business partner Edward Crowe fully embrace the fact that they took copious amounts of LSD growing up and became intimately acquainted with the perforated (and often intricately designed) blotter paper. From unique psychedelic artwork to simple 2D symbols printed on each hit, the style was intriguing to Crowe. To Wolf, it symbolized the “effort and care of the
Revolutionary Bay Area hip-hop legend Paris talks Joe Biden, the lack of politically-charged rap in 2021 and decriminalization of marijuana.
Snoop Dogg talks about the new hemp-infused beverage Do It Fluid, his smoking routine, and what he loves about cannabis.
The lauded MC opens up about his new memoir The Upcycled Self and how he deals with loss.
Ice Cube on carving his own path and staying true to his roots.
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