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Carmelo Anthony travels to Cuba to explore the rise of soccer in a nation synonymous with baseball and grab some fresh rolled Cuban cigars along the way.

VICE trifft die letzten überlebenden Mitglieder der kubanischen Punkbewegung Los Frikis, die sich absichtlich mit HIV infiziert haben, um in die staatlich geführten Heilanstalten zu kommen.

Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani talks to Bay of Pigs veterans who fought against Fidel Castro

Writer Cord Jefferson talks with us about race in Cuba, how to handle getting flamed on social media, and skin lightening.

We head to present-day Santiago de Cuba, where MANANA festival took place back in May, to see how dance music’s path through the decades has resulted in the scene’s most vibrant moment.

In the economically devastated early 90s, DJs like D'Joy de Cuba, Wichy de Vedado, and DJ Jigüe, found catharsis in a new community of parties, clubs, and sounds.

In the early 1960s, oscillators, Moog synths, and dusty old tapes helped to cultivate an electroacoustic movement in Cuban music.

The pros get immersed in Cuban culture and attend a contest at a local skate spot.

Cuba's skate scene has no funding, very few resources and not much to speak of in terms of a skate park.

We delve into how a group of pioneering musicians in the early 1960s created an electroacoustic movement that coupled modern equipment with more traditional Cuban styles.

Carlos Tabares is a legend, even though he never came to the US. Instead, he turned down multimillion dollar offers to stay with his family in Cuba.

We talk with fashion designer Robert Geller, known for breaking down barriers between streetwear and luxury fashion.