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A look at the explosion of hip hop told through the eyes of the media.

“Who Let The Dogs Out” was ubiquitous in the early aughts - emanating from sports stadiums and radio speakers. But few people know about the group who performed the hit, the Baha Men.

As cocaine flooded into America in the 1980s, this is how one reporter exposed CIA collaboration with cartels. Did the US government actually cause the crack epidemic?

A white hat hacker reveals how vulnerable our systems are globally, the impact of major hacks and how it affects all of us.

NOT MY SHAME is a documentary exploring the truthful reality of housing inequality and young people using the power of creativity and activism to take their power back.

Brazil's largest prison gang, the PCC, has massacred police, shut down cities and controls 60% of Brazil’s cocaine market. VICE meets the organisation's leader, Marcola.

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

YouTuber, rapper and Noisey favourite KSI went back to his old primary school to let the school kids ask him any question they wanted.

In this edition of Back & Forth, we invited rapper AJ Tracey – aka 'The Prince of West London' – and Big Zuu to discuss some of the most important questions in life.

With cannabis legalisation sweeping across North America, we look at the issues of social justice and equality needed to get the process right and fair.

Vanessa Carlton wrote “A Thousand Miles”, in her childhood home as a teenager.

VICE met the creators of Thong Song to hear how G-strings and violin stings united to create this iconic song that brought thongs to the masses.