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Vice is a North American magazine that is focused on international arts, culture, and news topics. The publication is available free of charge in twenty-eight countries and is financed by advertising.

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Mustika L. Hapsoro

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Miriam Malek

Journalist since 2014. I write about counterculture & Middle East politics/energy. I also write creatively.

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Hannah Hamans

Info volgt nog.

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Samuel Horti

sphorti@gmail.comLead reporter on The Bureau of Investigative Journalism's global health team.Previously senior editor at Insider/Business Insider and a freelance tech/video games/political journalist (this site is for my freelance work). Scroll …

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Caroline Lewis

"Our experience with this reporter is that she is generally forward and open, but she can sometimes be unhelpful." - NYC press person in an email about me

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Natalie Bloomer

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Latest Articles

Manos Amigues: Inside Mexico City’s First LGBTQ Soup Kitchen

In Mexico, gender-neutral Spanish is not yet widely embraced, but here in Guerrero, it has gained a foothold thanks to Manos Amigues. Here, people of all ages, genders, and sexualities dine side by side on iridescent tablecloths, between walls adorned with work by queer and trans artists, as Mexican cantina music shuffles with disco on the speakers.
By Delilah Friedler
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How to Have a Great Night Out Without Drinking

The sober night out was radically different to her usual experience. On a heavy night out, she’d often end up curled up with her head on her knees, waiting for her friends to call a taxi. The enjoyment she got from partying sober inspired a gradual switch to semi-permanent sobriety. Abi’s initially fearful reaction to the thought of going clubbing without the social lubrication of alcohol is pretty relatable. I spent the summer of 2021 either drunk or hungover, and attempting a sober night out
By Kezia Rice
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The Post-Lockdown Stress of Having the 'Best Night Out Ever'

When I moved to Berlin from the UK in September 2020, I had barely any experience of the city’s nightlife. My first few weeks were spent exploring the bars and clubs that were open, before the second lockdown hit in November. The reaction I got from Berliners I met was usually sarcastic: “What a great time to move here” or “you’re not seeing the real Berlin”. Once Germany’s lockdown was finally lifted in May this year, I had a lot of catching up to do and embarked on a messy, summer-long club c
By Kezia Rice
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What It's Like to Inherit Billions in Your Twenties

At an age when most teenagers are swapping trading cards, Tyler Huang was involved in his father’s bid to buy a British football club. If they wanted to, his family could make a Monopoly board of London, purchasing properties on the roll of a dice. Tyler himself has the means to dine on wagyu for every meal. He is, if it wasn’t already obvious, unbelievably rich.
By Hallam Bullock
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“Tragedia vivir en un país que no se conmueve con nada”, y otros mensajes de luz de la Nueva Banda de la Terraza

En Medellín, Colombia, un grupo de personas que se declara en “oposición creativa y colectiva” hace grafitis con luz desde terrazas, expresando entre paredes lo que muchos tienen enredado en la garganta.
By Santiago Cembrano
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