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The annual Luck Reunion event was canceled because of the coronavirus, so Willie and friends took their show to the internet, and it's already wildly popular for those who are sheltered inside their homes.

Longtime marijuana advocate Willie Nelson has announced that he's quit smoking pot. These other five celebrities also famously announced that they'd quit smoking the drug—some to success, some to brief notoriety.

"The biggest gun we've got is called the ballot box. If you don't like who's in there, vote 'em out," sang the country music legend.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke of Texas, with help from Willie Nelson and other country singers, hosted the largest single-candidate political rally in the country at least since the 2016 presidential election.

"I have been supporting Democrats all my life," the 85-year-old country icon said.

The singer is backing O'Rourke's bid to be the first Democrat to win Texas since 1993.

Texas Senate hopeful O'Rourke thinks he's discovered the key to staying humble in Washington.

Sessions has said "good people don't smoke marijuana."

The music legends have shared a few laughs—and more than a few joints—since they first decided to collaborate in 2008.

The hirsute country star and pot enthusiast might give Trump a run for his money.

The country crooner/novelist/political rabble-rouser on his first album in three decades and why his grueling new tour is worth the pain.

The relationship has apparently advanced from minutes to memories in swift fashion.

In the early 1990s, as 1960s rockers began to age, Newsweek asked whether or not people still wanted to be like their rock idols.

Snoop Dogg recently invested in an "Uber for Weed" app. Here are other celebrities getting in on legalized marijuana.

The country music icon is launching a series of dispensaries, and a brand called Willie's Reserve.