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.
How I Escaped the Church of Scientology
"I found myself working over 80 hours a week and earning under £5,000 a year."
Magic Mushroom Edibles: Everything to Know, from Chocolates to Drops
Whether you’re nibbling in the club or full on astral projecting in the woods.
What to Know About Different Countries' Drug Scenes, According to Locals
People in the US, Indonesia, Australia and Europe tell us what's in, what's out and what will get you arrested.
Naloxone Man: The IRL Superhero Teaching People How to Reverse Overdoses
Former raver and morph suit enthusiast George Charlton is an “expert by experience” when it comes to drugs and harm reduction.
Men, Please Stop ‘Jelqing’ Your Penis
We asked a urologist about whether this penis-stretching exercise is something you should seriously attempt to increase your dick size.
New Study: Nobody Actually Likes Cumshots
Don't believe everything you see in porn: Researchers have found that many viewers actually find the money shot “disturbing”.
I Went on 100 Random Online Dates for Valentine's Day
Artist Harriet Richardson wanted to create a piece of durational performance art with actual romantic potential.
What Happens If You Snort Asbestos and Other Random Things You Shouldn't?
After one Redditor's friend ripped a line of building material at a party, we asked an expert to break down just how bad it is for your body.
You Might be Smoking a Black Market Vape Without Even Knowing It
Over forty percent of vapes in the UK don't comply with safety regulation.
Would You Pay £36 for Scrambled Eggs? I Did.
The viral dish from London restaurant Hide came with truffle and an air of superiority.