Cypress Hill frontman B-Real has weighed in on the band’s long-standing ban from Saturday Night Live. It was 1993 when the hip-hop trailblazers were musical guests on the show. During a rendition of ...

B-Real drops a bombshell mere minutes into our interview. Cypress Hill’s 1993 juggernaut, “Insane in the Brain,” was initially written as a diss track aimed at “Treat ‘Em Right” rapper Chubb Rock.

If there’s one thing Slightly Stoopid has figured out after three decades of bending genres, smoking weed, and making music for the beach, it’s this: the intersection of cannabis, music and good vibes ...

EXCLUSIVE: Cypress Hill is also part of the Reggae Rise Up music festival taking place in St. Petersburg, Florida, March 12-15. Reggae and Hip-Hop go together like Bonnie and Clyde. From a shared love ...

Kickin’ it with B-Real on his Dr. Greenthumb show. If you’ve been to any of our last three Cannabis Cups in San Bernardino, you might’ve noticed the foxy babe spinning onstage during the award shows.

Speaking to SPIN, the Cypress Hill frontman explained that the Grammy-nominated single was born out of a perceived slight from the “Treat ’Em Right” rapper. B-Real revealed that Cypress Hill’s 1993 ...

According to B-Real, SNL creator Lorne Michaels didn't have an issue with the group smoking weed; instead, he believed it was NBC that wasn't feeling the stunt, and he had a message for Michaels ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cypress Hill. (Credit: Eitan Miskevich) B-Real drops a bombshell mere minutes into our interview. Cypress Hill’s 1993 juggernaut, ...