Cocaine was even in the budgets of movies, thinly disguised. It was petty cash, you know? It was supplied, basically, on movie sets because everyone was doing it.

Dennis Quaid on his “favorite mistake”: being addicted to cocaine.

Did Lance Armstrong Advocate Doping?

Stephen Swart, who rode with Armstrong in 1995 on the Motorola squad, told SI that Armstrong encouraged his teammates to use a banned blood booster called EPO. Says the magazine: “If a court finds that Armstrong won his titles while taking performance-enhancing drugs, his entourage may come to be known as the domestiques of the saddest deception in sports history.”

Footage Found of ’50s LSD Experiment

While researching a book, author Don Lattin came across some footage of a 1950s television program in which a housewife takes LSD….[A]n unidentified housewife [says] “They were looking for normal people, so I volunteered,” and that she feels “a little nervous, perhaps.” He then instructs her to drink a liquid while explaining it contains LSD. Three hours later, she says, “Everything is in color and I can feel the air. I can see it, I can see all the molecules—I’m part of it. Can’t you see it?” Dr. Cohen then asks her, “How do you feel inside?” She replies, “Inside? I don’t have any inside.”