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Der diesjährige Bachelor ist der schrecklichste Bachelor

03.19.21

By Anna-Sophie Dreussi
‘Bachelor’-Kandidatin macht jetzt Trap und die Reaktionen sind vernichtend

10.31.18

By Christoph Benkeser
Das hier sind die wahrscheinlich nutzlosesten Studiengänge Europas

10.12.18

By VICE Staff
Models erzählen, wie ihre Fotos missbraucht wurden

05.22.17

By VICE Staff
Quiz: Wer hat’s gesagt – Podolski, Pietro oder der Bachelor?

03.23.17

By VICE Staff
10 Fragen an ein männliches Model, die du dich niemals trauen würdest zu stellen

11.27.16

By Laura Tenchio
“BDSM” und “Soziale Kompetenz für Verfahrenstechniker”: Perlen deutscher Vorlesungsverzeichnisse

10.10.16

By Katharina Meyer zu Eppendorf
Warum wir immer noch an die große Reality-Format-Beziehung glauben

03.24.16

By VICE Staff
Wir haben uns „Flavor of Love“ nach 10 Jahren noch einmal angesehen

03.01.16

By Franz Lichtenegger
An dieser Uni kannst du jetzt ein Taco-Seminar belegen

01.28.16

By Javier Cabral
Tech

So einfach ist es, mit gekauften Diplomen Karriere zu machen

10.21.15

By Anna Neifer
Das Brainstormmeeting zum neuen Musikvideo von Ex-Bachelor Paul Janke

08.21.15

By Noisey Staff

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