Cheech is exploding with spastic energy, like a Latino Jerry Lewis, ready to make mugging faces and break into song. Chong, on the other hand, is a weirdo like we’ve never quite seen before.

Cheech & Chong aren't quite here. But the guys who played them, Richard Marin and Tommy Chong, are. And in "Cheech & Chong's Last Movie" they tell their own story.

“Cheech & Chong Still Rollin’ — Celebrating 40 Years of Up in Smoke ” opens Friday, April 20, at the Grammy Museum, 800 W. Olympic Blvd., downtown; (213) 765-6800, grammymuseum.org.

Comedian duo Cheech & Chong will be visiting New Orleans during Tales of the Cocktail for an afterparty at Tipitina's.

Cheech donated about 550 pieces in all to Riverside Art Museum (RAM) to create the new museum, so at the current rate, it will take about four years to publicly exhibit everything; part one of ...

Cheech was hired to cover the troupe by Canada's equivalent of Rolling Stone magazine, and he wound up joining them. As the counterculture faded away, so did all the members of the Committee ...

Ads promoting cannabis gummies from comedians Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong have been flooding many people’s Twitter feeds this summer. Users are asking: How high is the duo’s marketing budget ...

After renegotiating, they each received $1 million in advance for their second film, 1980's Cheech and Chong's Next Movie. Four more films together followed, with diminishing returns.

Cheech Marin is one of the foremost collectors of Chicano art in the United States. The comedian, best known as one-half of Cheech & Chong, has a collection that’s so highly regarded that the ...

Cheech was unsure about giving his collection a private home-away-from-his-home. But, he got a sign when he found out how big the building was: 60,420 square feet.

The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry receives a $9.7 million state-funded grant, despite controversy and dissent from a local politician.