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We go behind the scenes of our new web series OUTSIDER, which explores the stories behind some of history's most insane cult films.

Frank Pinello travels the world eating great pizza and meeting the chefs who make it on MUNCHIES' digital series The Pizza Show.

We meet the outspoken advocates for New York's medical marijuana program urging lawmakers to improve the system's restrictions and provide better coverage for patients.

We meet Kate Hintz and Morgan Jones, a mother and daughter directly affected by New York State's medical marijuana law that's been criticized for being too restrictive.

we visit the Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art to see a new exhibit showcasing art from the progressive & contentious era of queer enlightenment in the 1970s.

we meet a group of teenagers who belong to rival dance crews in Madrid, specializing in a Dominican style of dance called Dembow.

we head to the George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY, which houses one of the only theaters in the country that's able to show movies on highly flammable nitrate film.

Ivan Argelaga strips naked and gets down on all fours to play "the human dog" at Barcelona bars and art galleries as extreme performance art.

We spend a day with New York City's Guardian Angels, a group that's making a resurgence after fighting crime in the 1970s to protect the streets and subways.

Thomas Morton—host of VICELAND's show BALLS DEEP—takes us through the slanguage he picked up hanging out with high school seniors in Gary, Indiana.

We meet Matthew Deutsch, a young advocate of cryonics, the process of deep freezing a body with the hope of preserving it to be brought back to life at a later time.

Nina Keneally, the founder of Need a Mom, who, for $40 an hour, will perform motherly duties, like listening to your sob story or teaching you a new dinner recipe.