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In Capturing Loneliness, ‘Ico’ Inspired the Video Game Companion
Ico, more than any other game at the time, modeled an entire design approach around this feeling.
My Black Therapist Helped Me Accept My Distrust of White People
Ever since a white cop pulled a gun on me, I have been questioning my safety around all white people. My therapist says I'm hardly the only Black person with this fear.
Jharrel Jerome Was Ready for His Emmy
Jerome, who played one of the Central Park Five in Netflix's 'When They See Us,' talked to VICE earlier this summer about his Emmy-winning role.
'Joker' Is a Terrifyingly Realistic Window Into White Terrorism
We need to reckon with how closely Todd Phillips's villain mirrors real-life mass shooters, and the poisonous ideologies they subscribe to.
The Best 80s Movies on Netflix to Watch After You Binge 'Stranger Things'
From 'Heathers' to 'Back to the Future,' here's what you should queue up on Netflix to watch after 'Stranger Things' season three.
Ari Aster Wants 'Midsommar' to Be Your Favorite Breakup Movie
We spoke to the film's director about how relationships can be a source for horror.
'Patriot Act's' Hasan Minhaj on the Value of Being an Outsider in America
'The Daily Show' alum and Netflix host talks about why audiences are seeking out voices like his.
Method Man Gives Us Some Brilliant Work Advice
A 'rapper' move cost him a job on an HBO series, and Cliff 'Method Man' Smith says he learned a tough lesson about how to be a pro.
It Sure Looks Like Raptors President Masai Ujiri Was Carded Last Night
After the Raptors president guided his team to a championship, he was asked for his ID by a cop.
The Reason Kids Can Be the Creepiest Movie Villains
Children are the most unsuspecting of us all and can challenge our ideas of good and evil.
Netflix's 'When They See Us’ Emphasizes the Humanity of the Central Park Five
With their obsession on the lurid details, true crime shows often turn victims into props. ‘When They See Us’ manages to avoid that, thanks to creator Ava DuVernay.
Diehard Toronto Raptors Fans Describe the Highs and Lows of Remaining Loyal
With the NBA finals starting tonight, we asked fans about the impact the team has had on Toronto.