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12.11.18

Af Rikke Bjerge
Tidligere Bandidos-præsident synes, actionscenerne er tynde i TV 2-serien ‘Kriger’

29.10.18

Af Rikke Bjerge
Hells Angels bruger Starbucks som klubhus

27.07.18

Af VICE Staff
En festkonge på flugt abdicerer for livet og faderskabet

09.03.18

Af Katrine Krøjby
Rockerne i Bullshit ejede deres kærester. Nu fortæller kvinderne deres egen historie

05.02.18

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23.10.17

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07.04.17

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For Me, ‘Super Mario 64’ Doesn’t Hit The Highs Of ‘Banjo-Kazooie’

May as well embrace it, right? My personal N64 platformer king is ‘Banjo-Kazooie,’ and I’m tired of pretending ‘Super Mario 64’ is better.

13.10.24

Af Dwayne Jenkins
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Lucas Coly’s Cause of Death Revealed

Lucas Coly, who had more than 1 million Instagram followers, died earlier this month. He was just 27 years old.

13.10.24

Af Paige Gawley
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‘The Rise of the Golden Idol’ Will Sweep The Game Awards

‘The Rise of the Golden Idol’ is one of my most anticipated games in recent memory, and it’s about to clean house at the Game Awards.

13.10.24

Af Dwayne Jenkins
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Tech

SpaceX’s ‘Mechazilla Arms’ Make History as They Catch Super Heavy Rocket Booster

Elon Musk and other SpaceX employees celebrated the incredible feat, referring to the accomplishment as “magic.”

13.10.24

Af Paige Gawley
Photo by Yuichiro Chino

Life

Early COVID-19 Infections Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke, Study Finds

Those who developed COVID-19 early in the pandemic are up to four times more likely to experience a cardiovascular event, a new study found.

13.10.24

Af Paige Gawley