Documentary

In this episode of I Was There, Jacklyn “Diva” Cook recounts her wild and crazy time working at The Gold Club during its heyday in the 90s, making upwards of $5k an hour, until it all came to a screeching halt when the club was raided by the FBI.

Governments and private donors are pouring millions of dollars every year on anti-trafficking efforts. But why are these efforts barely making a dent to the $150-billion industry?

Vice World News looks at how subsidies designed to stabilize prices and boost food production are ending up in the hands of violent mafias and corrupt politicians across Europe.

While Autumn Fry wasn't born with two glocks in her hands, she might as well have been - she learned to shoot shortly after she learned to walk!

VICE speaks to a former carer about the abuse and exploitation she witnessed in the industry.

VICE speaks to a former Church of Scientology employee who claims he worked 80 hour weeks and earned around £5,000 a year.

VICE speaks to a former swinger about what really goes on at exclusive London sex parties.

In this Episode of My Life Online, we unmask the man behind the popular green therapist.

How do the mega-wealthy get away with hoarding billions worth of art in maximum-security, tax-free vaults? Free ports are something out of a movie – like the giant set piece in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet -- but they're all too real.

Former UCLA Gymnast Gracie Kramer @graciekramer14 ended her career early because of covid shut downs.

Lauren McKeaney has lived with Skin Picking Disorder, also known as Dermatillomania, longer than her condition has had a name.

In this episode of My Life Online, we learn the backstory of how Crackhead Barney became an online sensation after making a niche of trolling MAGA rallies, creating chaos and pissing people off across the country and political spectrum.