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I was surfing the new today and ran across a story on City Rag called Pot Break that features images of celebrities and common folk like you and I getting stoned in NYC.

It reminded me of a COED story from way back when called 13 Celebrity Stoners Caught on Camera.

Celebrities are stalked by the paparazzi 24/7, so it’s inevitable that the camera Nazis will nail their prey indulging in high activities from time to time. It’s the Hollywood way.

Only problem is the pictures are a little too risque for the likes of print publications such as US Weekly, People and others. That’s why we pulled them from the vast archive of the internet to serve to you on a digital platter.

If you want to see some of today’s biggest A-kist celebrities (and some d-listers like Aaron Carter) getting high than check out 13 Celebrity Stoners Caught on Camera.

In COED’s interview with Pete Wentz, you’ll read about how Wentz would rather interview Green Day over Elvis, had to work aound Snoop Dogg’s busy schedule and how he plans to bring the music video experince back to MTV with his new Friday night show “FN MTV.”

Check out interviews with Panic at the Disco and The Ting Tings on COED and College Candy, and be sure to watch the premiere of “FN MTV” tonight at 8PM on MTV.

Pete Wentz’s band, Fall Out Boy, for which he is the principal lyricist and bass player, has sold upwards of 5 million albums worldwide. Decadence Records, Wentz’s label, has signed bands like Gym Class Heroes, Panic at the Disco and The Academy Is…, who’ve all turned into massive successes. Clandestine Industries, Wentz’s clothing line and book publishing company, recently opened the flagship location in Wentz’s hometown of Chicago. He’s been busy in his personal life too, marrying his muse, Ashlee Simpson last month. And the two are expecting their first child later this year.

You’d think as a successful musician, entrepreneur and family man, Wentz would want to settle down a little, and soak it all in. Wrong! He’s just gearing-up for his biggest project yet: redefining the way we experience music videos on TV and the Web, as host of MTV’s new show, “FN MTV.”

So we got Wentz on the phone to talk to him about life, music and the next big thing in music video history!

Check out Pete Wentz’s full interview after the jump! (more…)

This summer won’t be remembered for the warm weather, ice cream trucks or girls in bikinis. Nope, 2008 will be remembered for “F’N MTV Summer!”

Talented musician, entrepreneur and activist, Pete Wentz, will shine the spotlight on what viewers love best about music on television – the exclusive, epic live events that can’t be missed. His new Friday night TV/Web series “FN MTV” is a 24/7 non-stop summer music celebration, for and by the music fans, combining the best music experiences from TV and the Web.

The celebration kicks-off on Friday, June 13th at 8pm ET/PT and we’ll be interviewing many of the guests appearing on “F’N MTV,” so check back here all summer for interviews with artists, like Snoop Dogg and The Ting Tings!

COED and College Candy will be interviewing Pete Wentz himself, tomorrow! Submit your questions in the comments, and we’ll make sure to ask him for you!

Check out the “Floating Diamonds” video after the jump! (more…)

Snoop Dogg – Ego Trippin’ (2008)

Ego Trippin’, Snoop Dogg’s 1,979th album in as many years (dog years?) has the old fogie getting all hyphy with the kids and giving nods to New Jack Swing. He’s a Renaissance Man, that Dogg.

Never one to pay attention to details, Snoop offers up 21 tracks of extremely varying quality. If one has ever wondered about the long term effects of smoking way too much weed (and being as indulgent and careless as possible), this is Exhibit A.

But whatever to all that: you’re here to hear Snoop lazily drawl over West Coast production, and that’s exactly what he does – for better or worse.

So, yeah…isn’t “Sensual Seduction” the jam?

Between the gloriously-budget video and Snoop donning his best crooner voice, “Sensual Seduction” was a winner with the most basic of charms. I hoped that it hinted towards what Ego Trippin’ would sound like – exploito funk moves from a cannabis-stuffed tailpipe – but I’m disappointed to say it’s a one-off. (more…)

After almost fifteen years in the rap game, Snoop Dogg unveils his masterpiece, “Sensual Seduction,” the first single off his upcoming album Ego Trippin’.

Any reservations you may have against Snoop (or in hip-hop in general) will be thrown out the window once the cosmic, low-budget, P-Funk/Chic-influenced video jumps into overdrive. Watching Snoop fondle a Keytar (!) is one of the great joys of life, I assure you.

If anybody can criticize this video they must give me a creative explanation why: