Zing Tsjeng
Editor in Chief, VICE
Zing Tsjeng is the editor in chief of VICE US and UK and the author of the Forgotten Women book series. She specialises in women's and LGBTQ rights, politics, culture and lifestyle.
Why Do Kanye West Albums Keep Leaking Online?
In-progress Ye projects, including “Jesus Is King II”, are everywhere on the internet – if you know where to look.
The Life of a Kanye West ‘Clone’
Baron Jay has gatecrashed celebrity parties and been upgraded to first class – all because he's impersonating Ye.
I've Been Banned From Almost Every Dating App
It was probably “weaponized reporting” from a scorned date, and it's almost impossible to fix.
Wild Photos of Ibiza in Its Glory Days
We go into Pacha's 90s and 00s archive as it celebrates its 50th birthday.
When Your Dating Profile Goes Viral for the Wrong Reason
They were looking for love, but they became online jokes instead.
Debunking All the Misinformation About the Russell Brand Allegations
A lawyer explains why Brand's supporters may be wrong to be so sceptical about investigations like this.
The Conspiracy Theorists Who Think All Celebrities Are Secretly Trans
Transvestigation, or “elite gender inversion”, combines phrenology, psuedoscience and new age woo-woo in one transphobic package.
When Zoomers Date Millennials
Bridging the generational divide can be tough when one of you remembers LimeWire and the other one doesn't know what an MP3 is.
Ketamine Is Killing the Dancefloor
“It sucks seeing people just standing around like zombies and not dancing,” one DJ tweeted.
Why 'Bottoms' Succeeds When Other Queer Comedies Flopped
The new Emma Seligman film is representation for selfish gay losers everywhere – and that's a good thing.
The Joy and Chaos of Notting Hill Carnival, in Photos
Never mind the haters – Carnival is still a place of undiluted, immaculate vibes.