Documentary

In this episode of Fameish, we’re reintroduced to Patricia Krentcil, aka ‘Tan Mom’. Patricia became a viral phenomenon in 2012 after being falsely accused of bringing her five year old daughter into a tanning salon.

In this VICE profile, we embed with the Boot Girls, documenting their rise from hustlers to patron saints of Atlanta's parking lots.

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.

The wild story of how the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah became major players in the global cocaine trade – and how the DEA and CIA fought each other to catch them.

In this latest installment of I WAS THERE, photojournalist Lou Dematteis recounts the moments that led up to him photographing the capture of U.S. mercenary Eugene Hasenfus.

In this episode of Fringes, we enter the wild world of MAGA Rap, an underground hip-hop scene that raps about election denialism, anti-vax messaging, and is super pro-Trump.

Vice News meets the women of Miss Earth USA, as they compete in America's top eco-pageant.

Run by Monk Hongseung, Doban is a hidden culinary gem tucked away in a basement in the Gangnam district of Seoul. Monk Hongseung serves ‘temple food’ that forbids all animal products and even garlic, green onion and chives. Her secret sauce? Soy!

Over 3.7 million over-45s go raving once a week in the UK, and there has been an increase in over-60s being treated for cocaine abuse. Tir Dhondy meets these “gravers” and confronts them about the health risks of partying all the way to the grave.

A story about Gao Binghan a 13 year old boy who escaped alone in 1949, during the China Civil War to Taiwan, along with two million others. He lives to tell the tale.

Former Indonesian terrorist Yusuf Adimira was convicted as an accomplice in the Bali bombings. Yusuf takes us back to how it all began.