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Marijuana-centric, multi-platform media company PRØHBTD has announced the start of pre-production on “High Cuisine,” a new travel, food and drug-infused docuseries, in partnership with Totem Media.

The 10-episode series will follow Noah Tucker and Anthony Joseph — two veteran chefs of Michelin-starred restaurants in Amsterdam and London — as they travel the world in search of local dishes and mind-altering ingredients in a mission to create “truly forbidden cuisine.” Some of those ingredients may include things like kanna, Syrian rue, and ‘magic’ mushrooms — all which have been known to provide users with a euphoric high, though the company stresses that the ingredients are “safe and mostly legal.”

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“We are making a big push investing in premium content that expands PRØHBTD’s voice and audience and ‘High Cuisine’ is evidence of that,” said PRØHBTD’s chief content officer Joshua Otten.

The summer movie season may start winding down by early August, but for cinephiles, that’s when the real fun begins. While the fall season festivals — epitomized by the trio of awards season influencers Telluride, Toronto and New York — are a massive platform for major prestige titles at the end of the year, the Locarno Film Festival has the jump on all of them, and provides the most diverse range of cinema you’ll see anywhere in the world.

The 70th edition, announced this week, provides the latest example. No festival embodies the “something for everyone” philosophy better than Locarno, which complements its cinephile-oriented sections with another one exclusively designed for wider audiences. That would be the Piazza Grande, where 16 features screen outdoors for an audience of 8,000 people. But rather than simply showcasing the same summer blockbusters that have dominated the box office, the Piazza features international efforts well suited to pleasing massive crowds,...

Tom Hanks, international cuddle beacon and sugar lump in human form, has three children: the delightful Colin, writer Elizabeth…and Chester, aka Chet Hanks, aka Chet Haze, a rapper who stays strapped, according to the Instagram photo below.

I know some crazy whiteboys that stay strapped...

Tom Hanks, international cuddle beacon and sugar lump in human form, has three children: the delightful Colin, writer Elizabeth…and Chester, aka Chet Hanks, aka Chet Haze, a rapper who stays strapped, according to the Instagram photo below.

I know some crazy whiteboys that stay strapped...

We've heard quite a bit from the critics about "Blue is the Warmest Color," the endlessly controversial film by French director Abdellatif Kechiche.  But we wanted to hear what the people thought. The film opens tomorrow in New York and Los Angeles (and the rest of the country soon thereafter), but made its Us debut at the star-studded New York Film Festival a few weeks back (see if you can spot Paul Dano). So film writer Judith Dry -- aka Rude Jude -- straped on her pink leather tie and asked strangers inappropriate questions about the film (you can read Dry's thoughts on the film and its surrounding hooplah here). (Apologies for the in and out audio).

Farewell Betty Ford, one of the most honest and upfront First Ladies the United States has ever known. From her professed intent to share a bed with President Ford in the White House to her struggles with alcohol to her battle with breast cancer, she was always an open book and did wonders for progressive causes &#8212 all from a Republican perspective. Can you imagine that today?

Truth Wins Out has gone undercover infiltrating Rep. Michele Bachmann's husband's treatment center. After doing so, they say that there is no doubt his federally funded clinic practices conversion therapy. Sadly, in Rep. Bachmann's case, it's the use of federal funds that will upset her base.

Philadelphia Eagle player DeSean Jackson responded to some taunting on a radio show by calling the caller a "gay-ass faggot." Host Rude Jude says "that he hopes Jackson doesn't apologize because Jackson was bantering with the callers,...

Why do girls love bad boys…even when they know they’re no good?

Sienna Miller, 28, is giving Jude Law, 37, another chance after he cheated on her five years ago with his nanny. And he seems to know why.

“I think women like bad boys. That’s been my experience,” he told Parade. “I just think it’s kind of a given. You know, at a certain age you figure out what works for you and being a good boy never worked for me.”

Um, clearly. But why do girls still fall for no good boys like Rude Jude?

“The truth of the matter is, bad boys tend to be more fun,” relationship expert Maryanne Comaroto explains to HollywoodLife.com. “Often times women of all ages equate intimacy and health with being boring so there’s that excitement with the bad boys. Plus, we tend to like people who are very different from ourselves.

Busted! Lindsay shares more than laughs with comedian Jason Segal and Sienna goes through her ex files

Lindsay Lohan and Sienna Miller have kept the West and East Coasts quite busy this weekend.

After partying in Hollywood on Friday night, LiLo spent the night getting cozy with “How I Met Your Mother” star Jason Segal. And it looks like the funnyman didn’t just have Lindsay laughing —because she made a hasty getaway from his digs in the Hollywood Hills at 4 p.m. Saturday!

And although Lindsay may have been tired, she clearly had something to celebrate. The starlet hit the town and partied at H-wood nightclub staple Teddy’s until 2 a.m.. Well done, Lindz — Jason is a catch!

And on the East Coast, we’re going to kiss and tell on Sienna Miller’s behalf, since we’re guessing she won’t do it herself. The British Rose,...

Eminem called into his own Sirius/Xm satellite radio station Shade45 to drop a little bit of news. First and foremost: Slim Shady will be performing his only show of the year at the Voodoo Festival, the annual three-day concert event in New Orleans. He’ll be sharing the bill with Kiss, Jane’s Addiction and the Flaming Lips.

But that’s not all, as Em was calling from his studio in Detroit where he is working on the sequel to his recently-released, already-platinum Relapse. He said he’s still working on music, but his second album of the year should be out “by the fourth quarter,” just in time for holiday sales.

When hosts Rude Jude and Lord Sear asked whether the incident at the MTV Movie Awards was his idea or Brüno’s, he told them, “He hit me up and asked me if he could put his balls in my face,...