London

We meet Joy Anonymous, a dance collective that brought happiness to Londoners during the misery of lockdown by throwing parties on the River Thames.

Dave is the Streatham teen breathing new life into the British rap scene, taking cues from classical film scores and the streets of South London. i-D visits his studio and witness him break down a beat.

You’ve seen him do "The Ting Goes…” all over the meme-universe, now find out the 10 Tings You Need To Know About Big Shaq, and his comedy creator Michael Dapaah.

After contemplating giving up music altogether, i-D Meets Sam Smith to discover the musical and emotional inspirations behind his much-anticipated second album. We discuss his clubbing habits, body image and finding inspiration in loneliness.

Through her alternative take on Japanese beauty standards and "glittery cute" R&B sound, Rina Sawayama is the rising star redefining outdated ideas on what it means to be an East Asian model and musician today.

In our latest instalment of Summer of Love, we meet Tia and Nadine - the London couple behind BBZ, a night prioritising queer, trans and non-binary women of colour.

VICE News visits Finsbury Park mosque in central London, where members have now become victims of terror themselves.

Flames tore through a 24-story tower block in West London in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Shaking up the capital’s fashion scene from afar, these four designers are a non-compromising, multi-tasking collaborator of the creative resistance.

Clive Martin investigates how the young are evading patrols and curfews through the illegal party scene in what is currently Europe's only active war zone: Ukraine.

From ”How was your life before Jesus?” to “What music does Jesus listen to?”, VICE asks 10 questions you’ve always wanted to ask a Street Evangelist.

Meet the man who runs a taxi service for brothels run out of sham council flats.