Filmed during Cheech & Chong's reunion Light Up America tour in 2008, this concert doc - featuring some of the stony duo's most famous routines, such as "Let's Make a Dope Deal" - opens on 4/20 in select theaters.

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Yeah, Anderson, it had to be the buzzer… Did Anderson mention at the end that he was playing for “Friends Indeed”? You know what they say about friends in need… Oh, it’s “Friends In Deed“. Gotcha.

If only Cheech could have said, “Why are you so surprised, Anderson? Carl Sagan was a daily cannabis consumer and it didn’t seem to affect his brain very much.”

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Comedian Cheech Marin, one-half of the most famous pot-smoking duo of the 1970s, lent his celebrity to a medical marijuana convention that opens on Friday in Los Angeles, and used the occasion to plug a new movie.

The documentary of Marin's reunion last year with his longtime partner, Tommy Chong, for their first tour in over 25 years, is set for release by the Weinstein Co. in theaters, on DVD and video-on-demand on April 20, a studio spokesman said.

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The Marijuana Policy Project’s 15th anniversary gala will be held Wednesday, January 13th in Washington, D.C. The event will celebrate past achievements and announce the organization’s new national strategy, including a congressional bill to end marijuana prohibition on the federal level. This year’s gala features guest speakers such as former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN), actor Hal Sparks, and legendary comedians Cheech & Chong.

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The duo visited "Asylum Lockdown," and told us that once people come to their senses and legalize marijuana, Cheech and Chong will be "as rich as Warren Buffett." All we know is that watching them sing the "Acapulco Gold" jingle definitely makes us want to pass along some green. Spark one and see for yourself ...

The latest leg of Cheech & Chong's reunion tour has a new name and focus. "It’s time to get it legal, before it’s too late," says Tommy Chong. "We want to promote change through laughter. The marijuana laws are so ridiculous, you've got to laugh at them."

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