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Women Will Be the Ones to Save America from Trump Thanks to decades of feminist groundwork, women across the country are poised not just to elect the country's first female president, but to reject misogynistic policies that have denied them benefits.

The 20-year-old sci-fi/comedy predicted our nostalgia-obsessed media landscape eerily well.

A bunch of stories for Vice (in French)

New underground spaces are still popping up all the time. But as Ahearn told VICE in an interview, “I’m less worried about how someone runs a space for one or two years in the current climate and more worried about how someone builds a decades-long, multi-generational arts community."

“Accidentally read a whole VICE article.”

Both were prescient 20 years ago, but couldn't predict how terrible things would get.

Carley Rudd is a photographer from Maine with 60K Instagram followers. She’s a self-described “digital nomad,” meaning she’s self-employed, travels a lot, and occasionally plugs brands via social media in exchange for free stuff. She says it’s a gig that looks pretty glamorous from the outside but one that also involves a lot of “hustle” and “grind.” She also says that it was precisely these factors that made her susceptible to being scammed out of almost US$16,000.

In April of 2016, I interviewed two parents who are raising their children gender neutral. It could be liberating, they said, to not have social expectations of children based on their sex. However, many people considered their parenting decision to be a form of unnatural indoctrination – arguing that there's simply a biological difference between men and women; that kids shouldn't be tricked into thinking they can pick and choose. Unsurprisingly, my article inspired comments like: "This is what modern child abuse looks like," and, "Another selfish parent projecting her identity issues on a child."

The ancient Chinese practice is surprisingly relaxing and healing.

The not-so-Oscar-worthy film feels more worthy of discussion than ‘Green Book’ or ‘Bohemian Rhapsody.’

It’s a hot day in Newtown and Bromley is wearing thongs and boardies, a trucker hat and his Big Buck Hunter World Championship T–shirt. It's a pretty unassuming costume for someone who is revered—in certain circles—as an elite athlete. Because as it stands he’s the fourth best Big Buck Player on the planet.

Tohoku's rugged landscape is like a Miyazaki film come to life. Here's an in-depth look at its most crazy-beautiful destinations.

I wanted to be wrong about Lindsay Lohan’s Beach Club. Instead of a star vehicle, Beach Club is some painful voyeurism.

Guy Ritchie’s 2015 retro spy flick The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is a fantastic and fundamentally bisexual movie, and I will die on this hill. As a bisexual cinephile, I find mindself queering most films I watch. Unless and until I’m told otherwise, all movie characters are bi. Still, some movies stand apart. Not because they explicitly embrace queerness, but because they feel queer on some deeper level. They exhibit queer themes, queer aesthetics, queer politics. They lend themselves to queering by

Guy Ritchie’s 2015 retro spy flick The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is a fantastic and fundamentally bisexual movie, and I will die on this hill. As a bisexual cinephile, I find mindself queering most films I watch. Unless and until I’m told otherwise, all movie characters are bi. Still, some movies stand apart. Not because they explicitly embrace queerness, but because they feel queer on some deeper level. They exhibit queer themes, queer aesthetics, queer politics. They lend themselves to queering by

I’m not sure how everyone missed this when it came out in 2015 but the chaotic queer energy that this movie puts out is intoxicating.

‘Bad With Money’ author Gaby Dunn on the industries and lifestyles millennials supposedly killed in 2018.

If your goal is to turn off your brain and coast into 2019, here’s the unadulterated schmaltz you’re looking for.

This show about mediocre rich assholes is one of the most relevant and bingeable series of the year.

Talking family, football and FIFA with two of Liverpool's biggest (and youngest) fanatics.

Leo Jai is currently detained in the Melbourne ImmigrationTransit Accommodation. Previously, he had been held at Australia's Christmas Island detention centre. He writes a dispatch for VICE from the inside. You can read his others here. On October 1, the Christmas Island immigration detention centre quietly closed its doors with little fuss or fanfare. Until then, it had formed part of Australia’s “onshore detention” program, and held a mix of asylum seekers and those detained on character grou

Meet the brains behind iconoclastic label Valve Sounds.

The key to becoming a successful inventor is creating something no one else will––like a reverse microwave that chills your drinks in an instant.

Before writing Netflix’s ‘Cam,’ former camgirl Isa Mazzei heard many of the film’s chilling lines in real life.

Over the last five years, there’s been a lot of talk about tiny houses. You'll know them as those kitschy little cabins that can be knocked up for cheap and moved about on trailers. Stories about tiny houses tend to dwell on their affordability, ecological sustainability, and the minimalist lifestyle that they entail. There’s even some hope that they represent a solution to Australia’s housing affordability crisis. But what’s it like to actually live in one?

The horror comedy, once called ‘Twilight for boys’ by Roger Ebert, reads very differently in 2018.

One die-hard fan's metamorphosis into 'Peter Barcelona'.

This month, we have a historic opportunity to improve trans rights. The government is currently consulting the public on whether it should make it easier for trans people to have their gender legally recognised through the Gender Recognition Act.

As Chicago awaited a decision in the murder trial of Police Officer Jason Van Dyke for the 2014 killing of Laquan McDonald last week, the city’s school-kids were preparing for something they had never seen in their lives.

Admissions for cocaine are spiralling, teens are taking sedatives in harmful doses, and more and more older people are being hospitalised after taking drugs.