Every so often, one comes across a story that sounds so far-fetched it can’t possibly be true. Then you look a little closer, realise that it took place in the Midwestern United States, and it sort of makes sense.
Anybody who was worked long enough in the service industry can tell you stories, but work in a hotel frequented by the top 1% and you’ll see some things.
The 1920s were marked by a sense of prosperity and a get-rich-quick mentality, the latter of which is still very much in vogue.
I know it’s the end of the week, and you probably don’t feel like getting too serious, but there’s no escaping the fact that South Africa has an out of control femicide crisis.
For a long time, the war on drugs has relied on the ‘kingpin strategy’ – take out the big guns, and a syndicate will fall apart. That’s proving to be a flawed approach.
Gavin Bain and Billy Boyd were two college friends from Dundee, Scotland, who wanted to make it as rappers. With a few lies here and there, they just about did it.
In the event of the apocalypse, these wealthy individuals aren’t all that keen to be caught with unaware.
‘Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All Of Us’ started as a Facebook joke, but then millions of people around the world joined in the fun.
Yes, we all want to throw in the towel sometimes and go and live in the woods, but the lived reality is a little different from what many have idealised.
Britain has some weird, outdated laws, and notorious prankster Oobah Butler wants to see how many he can break before getting arrested.
We’ve seen Cape Town’s street racing culture in the news this past month, following that dramatic N1 crash. Let’s turn our attention to “spinning”, now.
Walter White’s descent from schoolteacher to drug kingpin is the stuff of legend. Looks he inspired a few copycats, too.
You’re always going to be up against it when you’re trying to install a statue associated with the occult and Satanism. Not that it stopped these guys from trying.
Oobah Butler will forever be associated with turning his garden shed into the number one ranked London restaurant. He isn’t done with the pranks.
Christian Bale has undergone a dramatic physical transformation for his latest role, alongside Sam Rockwell, in the upcoming Adam McKay film, ‘Vice’.
You’ve seen them on TV and in movies, but what does being an undercover cop actually entail? This guy knows a thing or two about blending in.
The term ‘incel’ hit the mainstream news once again after the Toronto van killer’s killing spree. VICE went on assignment to find out more about these sad souls.
Deep inside the Costa Rican jungle is Envision Festival, where revellers can get their kicks and learn some important life lessons. Or something like that.
When I think of deadly drug epidemics, New Zealand isn’t the first place that springs to mind. Turns out they’re fighting a pretty serious battle right now.
You might know that Darude is a Finnish DJ and record producer, but what else do you know about the rise and rise of ‘Sandstorm’? Educate yourself.
Everyone has had their say on Charlottesville, but no one else actually had a journo embedded in amongst the White Supremacists. This is reporting from the front line.
A man who reigned the South American underworld in the 80s has left his mark of violence on the South American youth – a mark that no one could ever have predicted.
Barack Obama took some time off from getting attacked by Republicans to sit down with Vice News and touched on all the issues getting Americans riled up.
Follow this doccie as it delves deep into the underworld of Bangladesh, where there seems to be no consequence for violence against women, and criminal activity rules the streets.
One of Europe’s most notorious jewel gangs, the Pink Panther jewel thieves, have given VICE an inside look into their operations and heists. Check it out…
Two VICE writers are not to stoked with the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie and have listed why it’s not worth watching.
James Franco is a celebrity with too much time on his hands. And what better way to utilize that time than write a short story, including a character with a name and biographic details of a fellow celebrity, but has nothing to do with said celebrity.
Time Warner making a play for Vice Media. Brazil’s ongoing World Cup drama. Zuma STILL resting. Hillary said they were broke when they left White House. Boko Haram kidnaps another 20 women. Sterling throws curveball. Instagram: here come the ads. Adriana niplsip.
Following comedian Ricky Gervais‘ announcement to resurrect his character from The Office, David Brent, in a mockumentary, VICE has hit back to try and sway the excitement as Gervais’ attempt may “smudge the memory”. VICE’s argument is that Gervais may be not only flogging a dead horse, but beating the living-hell out of its corpse […]
There are so many ‘private security’ companies around, it’s bound to sink into a haven of rule-bending controversial and violent operations. Vice magazine get stuck in.