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A Jailbait Loving Perv Destroyed Amanda Todd's Life

The vigilante justice of Anonymous is simply a band-aid on a very serious and quickly growing problem online that is putting vulnerable young girls like Amanda Todd in a very complicated and destructive type of danger. Full story

Plight of the Concorde

Remembering the Concorde, Flight 4590, and an insatiable appetite for jet fuel. Full story

Getting Pumped for Pulp

And reordering the Britpop Hierarchy while we're at it. Full story

Get To The Point

Pens Bring Back the Spirit of Girl Punk Groups Sounding Retarded Again

A while ago we started doing monthly issue launch parties at the Old Blue Last. The whole concept should have been pretty elementary: have a party, a bunch of people drink and the bands covered in the magazine that month come down and play. Full story

The History Of Dad

The Vice Interview

My father Stephen has done a lot of pretty cool things that have been significant in recent British history. He started something called the Boilerhouse Project at the V&A in the 80s, set up the Design Museum, wrote a book called Sex, Drink and Fast Cars and didn't let me Full story

Barnsley Calling

We're Going to Have a Bin Party Tonight. Alright!

In a spasm of true British ingenuity, teenage gangs in Barnsley have been stealing, then setting fire to plastic wheelie bins. Full story

Partying In Prison

Don't let this bum you out, but British prison suicides are up by a huge fucking 40 per cent. Full story

Ready, Steady, Go!

Ah, the grand tradition of British bands writing paeans to their own youth culture. Such sociological undertakings are part of a long lineage, from The Who to The Jam, The Smiths to Blur. Full story