Brooklyn

Rye, a restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn sits on a hidden block tucked between a shitty bar and an old beauty salon. The restaurantäó»s decor could be described as äóìprohibition chicäó with cocktails to match, and food that one could call äóìfucking

Vice News went to meet John Cramsey a few weeks after his supporters bailed him out.

We meet the filmmakers of Mono No Aware, an experimental film organization in Brooklyn that teaches people how to use analog film and puts on a film festival every year.

We get a firsthand experience inside Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist Erica Prince's Transformational Makeovers, which explore the aesthetic choices in creating personal identity.

We check in with filmmaker Sam Cannon, re-visit the time artist Duke Riley released thousands of pigeons strapped with LEDs and chat with choreographer Katherine Maxwell.

The Brooklyn-based DJ talks about the benefits and challenges that come with being a female "free agent" in the electronic-music world.

In this episode, we visit performance artist Henry David Nobody Jr.'s studio to see his provocative and transformative self-portrait masks, meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, and face mortality with Jae Rhim Lee's infinity burial suits.

We spend a day at the Afropunk festival in Brooklyn, take a look at viral sensation Landon Meier's masks and get to the bottom of the internet with artist Trevor Paglen.

As Uber's stranglehold over the taxi industry increases, some New York yellow cab dispatchers have found themselves in an unprecedented predicament.

As artist Duke Riley proves in 'Fly by Night,' LED-equipped pigeons are the new performance art.

Plus, we meet Teen, the band of Halifax transplants making their mark on the Brooklyn scene.

Our host Frank Pinello—owner of Best Pizza in Williamsburg, Brooklyn—travels around the world eating great pizza and meeting even greater people.