Sliders Season Three Coming To DVD

Sliders: The Third Season is coming to DVD July 19th. Season three features guest appearances by Tommy Chong, Duff McKagan and more.
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WBBM Talk Radio Interviews Cheech Marin

Chicago talk radio station WBBM posted a brief interview with Cheech Marin or Cheech Mareen, as they pronounce it. Cheech discusses his Chicano Visions exhibit which is presently in Chicago. The Sun Times also interviewed Cheech.
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Tommy Discusses His Arrest & The Reunion

The Los Angeles Newspaper Group had a chance to conduct a phone interview with Tommy Chong today. During the interview, Tommy states that he has "no animosity towards anybody." He says that he understands why the Bush administration "went after me the way they did. I totally understand it. They're so crooked they needed any kind of diversion they could get."
When asked about the reunion movie, Tommy said that the first script got rejected and that he has since submitted a second script which needs additional work. Sadly, Cheech Marin appears to be shying away from the project. Cheech doesn't want to be Pedro. As a result, Tommy needed to create a Cheech, Jr. character who "carries half the movie."
There is a lot more to the interview.
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Cheech At Spanos

On Monday, Cheech Marin, Jamie Farr and a host of other celebrities participated in a United Way charity golf tournament at Spanos Park in Stockton, CA.
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Complex Asks Tommy "What if..."

If Tommy Chong had only one day left on this planet, he’d spend it settling a score with the former U.S. Attorney General. “I’d seek revenge on first and foremost John Ashcroft, because he put me in jail for selling bongs,” Chong told Complex magazine. “I’d tell him to go [bleep] himself, but I would do it on his terms and forgive him like a good Christian, which would freak him out. I’d probably hug him.”
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Cheech Narrates Independent Lens

On June 8th, the Independent Lens channel will present Chavez Ravine: A Los Angeles Love Story. The story of the Mexican-American village within downtown LA that was torn down so they could build Dodger Stadium in the 1950s. It's narrated by Cheech Marin.