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did that. Nostalgic potheads are sure to geek-out over the former “Family Matters” actor’s collaboration with cannabis brand 710 Labs to create a line of purple cultivars with names inspired by White’s iconic role.The new collection, dubbed “Its PurpL,” features strains of purple bud with names that play on television’s favorite nerd, or his suave alter ego Stefan Urquelle.

“Bill & Ted Face the Music,” opening Friday on demand, Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Keanu Reeves) travel through time in search of the perfect song to unite and save the world.Like, whoa.So it was important to make sure that the music in the film was most excellent.“We wanted to make sure that we didn’t make them out to be musical buffoons,” said Jonathan Leahy, music supervisor of the third installment in a trilogy that started with 1989’s “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.”To establish the dimwitted dudes’ musical chops at the beginning of the movie, their band, Wyld Stallyns, party on playing a string of instruments — from the theremin and the steel drum to the congas and the bagpipes.Leahy told The Post that Reeves and Winter were

Dave Franco starring as the rapper.But there was a lot of drama behind “Ice Ice Baby” before it rode that bass line all the way to the top of the pop charts.It all started when Brown was DJing at a Dallas club called City Lights, where Vanilla Ice — who then was known as just Ice — would enter dance contests. Tommy Quon — the club owner and Vanilla Ice’s future manager — saw a budding star, and the search was on to find some material for him.“The first song that I did for Ice was ‘Play That Funky Music,’” Brown says.

Few debut singles in the history of pop have introduced a group as perfectly as “Hold On,” the 1990 smash that launched En Vogue into the R&B stratosphere. But as much as the funky divas sang their faces off, the song wasn’t an instant hit with their label.