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

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.

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.

Since rising to prominence with a series of hard-hitting freestyle videos, Young M.A has taken the rap scene by storm with her combination of uncompromising lyricism and Brooklyn delivery.

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.

Wir machten uns auf die Suche nach dem echten Saul Goodman und fanden Howard Greenberg – einen schnell redenden, grenzüberschreitenden, notorisch exzentrischen Strafverteidiger in Brooklyn.

We also go to Queens to investigate the endangered business of internet cafes and check back in with the artist Jamie Lynn Roadkill.

In this episode of Girl Gangs, Broadly talks to the Witches of Bushwick about their creative magic.

"New York is the greatest city on the planet, I think. But you're not a New Yorker if you don't wake up some days and be like 'man, fuck this place.'"

Senator Chuck Schumer sits down for a quick chat with Alex Miller at the VICE offices in Brooklyn.