High Goods: Celebrities in the Weed Business
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The cannabis industry is attracting all sorts of investors — including a growing number of actors, musicians, and sports stars
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Lil Wayne Celebrates Presidential Pardon With New Song ‘Ain’t No Time’
Posted in: Music News"The feds, they hot on us, 100 on the thermometer / They raided my private plane, got one that’s more privater," rapper says of December 2019 arrest
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Trump Pardoned a Bunch of People Who Are Almost as Corrupt as He Is
Posted in: Politics NewsThe list of last-minute pardons includes a Ponzi scheme mastermind, a Medicare fraudster, and Steve Bannon
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Trump Pardons Lil Wayne, Kodak Black in Last-Minute Spree
Posted in: Music NewsWayne pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon last year, while Kodak Black was charged with falsifying information on federal forms to buy firearms
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Lil Wayne Pleads Guilty to Federal Weapons Charge
Posted in: Music NewsRapper faces up to 10 years when sentenced in January 2021
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Hear Lil Wayne Meet Lil Baby and Lars Ulrich Chat With Phoebe Bridgers
Posted in: Music FeaturesMusicians on Musicians episode of Rolling Stone Music Now features conversations between Lil Wayne and Lil Baby, Brittany Howard and Margo Price, and Lars Ulrich and Phoebe Bridgers
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Hear Lil Wayne’s DJ Khaled-Hosted ‘No Ceilings 3’ Mixtape
Posted in: Music NewsSurprise third installment features guests Drake, Young Thug, Lil Wayne's sons
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Lil Wayne and Lil Baby on Their Relentless Work Ethic, Life’s Biggest Challenges, How Their Hometowns Made Them
Posted in: Music NewsFor our Musicians on Musicians issue, the two rappers expressed their mutual admiration for each other and discussed their music-making process in a fascinating conversation
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Musicians on Musicians: Lil Wayne & Lil Baby
Posted in: Music FeaturesRap’s most urgent voice talks to his hero about taking risks and why the South rules hip-hop
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Lil Wayne Faces New Gun Charge in Florida
Posted in: Music NewsRapper could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison if convicted
