Famous People

SPECIAL LETTERS EXTRA: WHAT DO YOU HATE?

VICE George Jones is one of country music’s legendary rabble-rousers. His greatest-hits collection, 50 Years of Hits, is released this fall.

VICE Anthony Kiedis’s memoir, Scar Tissue, was released in October. His dad first blew weed smoke in his face when he was four.

VICE Fred Armisen appears weekly on NBC’s Saturday Night Live. You may have also seen him as Tino, the jazz flute guy in Anchorman.

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Brian Wilson, the visionary leader of the Beach Boys, finally released his lost masterpiece, Smile, last month.


VICE Chingy’s sophomore CD, Powerballin‘, is out this fall, and it will be the soundtrack to many high-school kids’ sexual mishaps.


VICE Johnny Knoxville is the inventor of Jackass and he is in movies.

Vice Paul Bearer sang for Sheer Terror. Now he sings for Joe Coffee.

VICE Siouxsie Sioux was the first goth chick. She made that whole thing happen.

VICE Skye Sweetnam is poised to be Canada’s answer to Avril Lavigne. Wait. That’s totally wrong. Her album Songs from the Basement was released in September.

Hello VICE,

I hate dumbness. People have lost their jobs over the past four years voting for Bush, but they’re still going to vote for him. He’s an asshole. Voting against your own interest is dumb. He’s a fuck-up. I got a lot of friends who are fuck-ups, doesn’t mean I want them to be President.

Hunter S. Thompson

Hunter S. Thompson is the author of many books that you like. You can read his column “Hey Rube” at espn.com.

VICE Chloe Sevigny is an Academy Award-nominated actress and also a professional cool person.
VICE Donna Shalala was Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Bill Clinton.




VICE, Diamanda Galas is a scary singer who influenced everyone from Marilyn Manson to Will Oldham.