Stuff

Breaking Up With the Eiffel Tower – How Heartbreak Is No Less ‘Real’ for Objectum Sexuals

01.13.15

Af Nell Frizzell
Illustrator Koren Shadmi on ‘Charlie Hebdo’ and the State of French Cartoons

01.13.15

Af Koren Shadmi
Catching Up with the Actress Formerly Known as Belladonna

01.12.15

Af Chris Nieratko
The Weird Utopia of Wall Street

01.12.15

Af Todd Gitlin
The Global Fear League 2015

01.12.15

Af Oscar Rickett
Meet the Women Who Guard China’s Millionaires

01.12.15

Af Joshua Frank
We Talked to the Cartoonist Behind the Original Muhammad Drawings

01.11.15

Af Sandra Vinge and Andreas Digens, Illustration: Cei W
How the Muslim Communities of Europe Reacted to the ‘Charlie Hebdo’ Massacre

01.10.15

Af VICE Staff
Forskere: Når kvinder squirter er det bare tis

01.09.15

Af Allie Conti
Will Self: The Charlie Hebdo Attack and the Awkward Truths About Our Fetish for ‘Free Speech’

01.09.15

Af Will Self
Squirting Is Just Peeing, Say Scientists

01.09.15

Af Allie Conti
Brazil Is Grieving Over a Beauty Queen’s Rotting Ass

01.09.15

Af Allie Conti

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Illustration by Reesa

Horoscopes

Weekly Horoscope: August 2-August 8

How will your sign fare this week, stargazer?

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Af Ashley Fike
Health

A Trauma Practitioner Says These 4 Hobbies Can Help Ease Anxiety

A trauma practitioner says yoga, nature, creative projects, and dancing can help calm stress and anxious thoughts.

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Af Sammi Caramela
Relationships

How to End a Toxic Situationship, According to a Therapist

A therapist says a reality list, new routines, and emotional safety checks can help you finally walk away.

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Af Sammi Caramela
Relationships

4 Things Couples Learn About Each Other on Vacation, According to a Psychiatrist

A psychiatrist says traveling together can reveal how couples handle stress, compromise, independence, and shared values.

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Af Sammi Caramela
Science

Archaeologists Used Lasers to Reveal Hundreds of Ancient Structures Hidden Beneath the Amazon Rainforest

A new LiDAR study found 396 previously unknown earthworks linked to the ancient Aquiry civilization.

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Af Luis Prada