Kate Dries

“We’re not inventing the wheel or reinventing the wheel; we’re putting a new rim on it and making it go up and down.”

These shows may not be scripted, but their makers are still trying to follow the old rules.

A holiday investigation.

The new Paris Hilton movie faces an age-old issue: Can a celebrity documentary ever be real enough to be revealing?

It was supposed to be a time of promise. But—as we investigate in the new issue of VICE magazine—rules are made to be broken.

A look at how creativity works within walls.

Our second issue of VICE magazine for the year was meant to tackle the concept of the means of production. Instead, it tackled us.

The only rule of the show is you gotta finger-bang and tell.

Thirty years ago, my mother and several neighbors turned an abandoned city lot into an oasis in a forgotten neighborhood. Let's take a trip back to Earth Day 1991.

We asked celebrities how they got tested for coronavirus. For the most part, it's a mystery.

To some onlookers, becoming romantic with someone close to your deceased partner means breaking a sturdy social taboo. To those grieving, it's something entirely different.

Some tips on surviving a cold (or multiple colds) this season.