Richard “Cheech” Marin’s 1987 film, “Born in East L.A.,” is resurfacing amid America’s conversation over immigration policy.

The "Up in Smoke" comedy legends team up in a new documentary, 'Cheech and Chong's Last Movie," and share in an interview how ...

The comedy duo discuss their history and what fans can expect from the new documentary 'Cheech & Chong's Last Movie' in an ...

Cheech & Chong—just hearing this duo’s name evokes memories of stoner vans with rock music playing in the background and the first stoner comedy films in history.

Born in East L.A. was Marin's first solo project, with him serving as writer, director, and star. Released in 1987, the film was loosely based on a parody song he recorded with Cheech & Chong ...

And, sure, those movies deserved their R ratings, but years later I recognized that Cheech & Chong were not demonic madmen, ...

“It’s [actually] the next-to-the-last movie, but that doesn’t sound right,” quips Richard “Cheech” Marin with a slight ... by their surroundings. Los Angeles had the weed and surf ...

Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong in 'Things Are Tough ... ‘Cheech and Chong‘s Last Movie’ Courtesy of Keep Smokin’ After moving to Los Angeles and releasing a number of comedy albums, the ...

Now, longtime Cheech and Chong fans or those who ... It also gave him a sense of pride as a Latino, he said. Marin grew up in East Los Angeles, the son of Mexican American parents; his father ...