"Listen, I'm a reasonable human being. If people pay me enough, I'll stop playing my music." Singer JAMES BLUNT has a tempting offer for his critics.

Marijuana film SUPER HIGH ME won Best Documentary at the eighth annual Stony Awards on Saturday (27Sep08) in Malibu, California. The Stony Awards, presented by High Times magazine, celebrates the best and "highest" moments in film and television.

"Listen, I'm a reasonable human being. If people pay me enough, I'll stop playing my music." Singer JAMES BLUNT has a tempting offer for his critics.

JENNIFER Aniston is so devoted to keeping her tan topped up -- she's splashed out on a pair of tanning beds for her Los Angeles home.

The former Friends star, who's currently on vacation in Mexico, shelled out a cool $34,000 on two Wolff tanning beds after…read more

Marijuana film SUPER HIGH ME won Best Documentary at the eighth annual Stony Awards on Saturday (27Sep08) in Malibu, California. The Stony Awards, presented by High Times magazine, celebrates the best and "highest" moments in film and television.

"Listen, I'm a reasonable human being. If people pay me enough, I'll stop playing my music." Singer JAMES BLUNT has a tempting offer for his critics.

RUSSELL Crowe says his children are partly responsible for taming his wild ways.

The Gladiator actor was known as Hollywood's wild child.

But Crowe insists being a father to Charlie and Tennyson -- his sons with wife Danielle Spencer -- has caused him to lead a…read more

Marijuana film SUPER HIGH ME won Best Documentary at the eighth annual Stony Awards on Saturday (27Sep08) in Malibu, California. The Stony Awards, presented by High Times magazine, celebrates the best and "highest" moments in film and television.

"Listen, I'm a reasonable human being. If people pay me enough, I'll stop playing my music." Singer JAMES BLUNT has a tempting offer for his critics.

Marijuana film SUPER HIGH ME won Best Documentary at the eighth annual Stony Awards on Saturday (27Sep08) in Malibu, California. The Stony Awards, presented by High Times magazine, celebrates the best and "highest" moments in film and television.