“I can’t stand it! I Know you planned it!” are the opening lines screamed by Ad-Rock in this hit 1994 rap/rock crossover song by the Beastie Boys.

Everybody Loves this comedian, who received the first of his 6 Emmy Award nominations for best actor in a comedy series in 1999.

This comedian went from the sitcom “Home Improvement” to starring in “The Santa Clause,” where he slowly turned into Saint Nick and said “Ho, Ho, Ho!”

View Image In 1990, this cannabis comedy icon wrote, directed and starred in a film called “Far Out Man.” Former partner Cheech Marin only made a brief cameo.

View Image It was this funnyman who played Janet Reno, seen being chewed out by the real Clinton-era Attorney General.

This 1991 movie sequel subtitled “The Secret of the Ooze” featured Vanilla Ice performing a song called “Go, Ninja”

This country star scored a crossover Top 40 pop hit in 1992 with the song “Achy Breaky Heart.”

This rock band’s debut album “Live Through This” was released exactly one week after the death of lead singer Courtney Love’s husband, Kurt Cobain.

In 1992, Bill Clinton became the first ever major party nominee for president to admit to having smoked marijuana in his lifetime, although he claimed that he “puffed, but did not…[do this].”

View Image It was this cast member who played talk show hosts David Letterman and Larry King in sketches before he took over for Kevin Nealon as host of “Weekend Update.”

Eminem’s breakout 1998 album “The Slim Shady LP” was produced by this rapper and former member of N.W.A.

This Rock ’N Roll Hall of Famer starred in a series of commercials for Diet Pepsi in the early ‘90s where he sang “You got the right one, baby.” Uh-huh.

This 1993 live-action Disney movie starring two dogs and a cat was subtitled “The Incredible Journey”

In the 1998 cult classic “Half Baked,” buddies Thurgood, Scarface and Brian sold cannabis under the brand of this non-existent boss, who was said to be Jamaican.

View Image Is was this actor and frequent SNL guest host who portrayed Lewinsky scandal-breaker Linda Tripp on multiple occasions.

“Hip Hop Hooray” was a Billboard top 10 hit in 1993 for this New Jersey-based trio.

This actor portrayed real-life mobster-turned-FBI informant Henry Hill in Martin Scorsese’s 1990 film “Goodfellas.”

Shock jock Howard Stern played himself in this 1997 biopic about his rise to radio stardom.

This country music icon was forced to miss a scheduled appearance at the 1994 Grammy Awards after being for marijuana possession near Waco, Texas.

View Image It was this actress whose many memorable celebrity impressions included Martha Stewart, Celine Dion, Hillary Clinton and Barbara Streisand.

“Still” and “Damn, It Feels Good to be a Gangster” are both songs by this Houston, TX-based trio that were featured prominently in the movie “Office Space”

This 1998 Madonna album featuring a hit song of the same name won four Grammy Awards and sold over 16 Million copies worldwide.

This controversial 1998 HBO documentary which featured interviews with Don “the Magic” Juan and Ice-T as they prepared for the “Player’s Ball” has allegedly been used as a “training video for prostitutes.”

This 1993 album by Latin hip hop group Cypress Hill went triple platinum and featured such cannabis anthems as “I Want to Get High,” “Legalize It” and “Hits from the Bong.”

View Image It was the actor seen here who played President Bill Clinton during SNL's infamously unpopular Season 20. (Phil Hartman left after Season 19 and Darrell Hammond didn’t join until Season 21).