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.
Meet the Young Guys Wearing Toupées
Going prematurely bald? A number of men are increasingly turning to the humble hair piece.
Less Intelligent People Were More Likely to Vote for Brexit, Study Says
Researchers believe that lower cognitive ability made them more susceptible to misinformation and disinformation.
Before and After Photos of U.S. Army Recruits
Photographer Jason Koxvold documents American soldiers before and after they go through military training.
The Israelis and Palestinians Doing Ayahuasca Together
Some peace activists and researchers believe the powerful psychedelic can help build mutual reconciliation between the two communities.
Eating Strangers' Leftovers Is Fine. In Fact, Everyone Should Do It
Why let boring old social convention hold you back, hey?
An Interview With the Longest-Serving Brothel Madam in America
Madam Bella Cummins on the business of people getting their rocks off.
The Big Pineapple Pesticide Problem
And other dark truths about the pesticide-fuelled pineapple industry in Costa Rica, where the UK and U.S. gets most of its stock.
The War in Ukraine, As Seen on Film
Photographer Conall Kearney is documenting the conflict from the frontlines.
My Night With a Robbie Williams Tribute Act
As documentary “Robbie Williams” comes out on Netflix, I recount the closest I've ever got to the megastar.
Good News: Your Brain Can Recover From Heavy Drinking
It requires total abstinence, according to new research.
RIP Omegle, Despite Everything
A piece of the Old Internet – for all its horrors – dies today with the closure of the anonymous video chat platform.
I Visited the Pub That Everybody Loves to Hate
Actual pub-goers from The Blue Posts chime in on those bloody viral TikToks about “London pub culture” and “pints, chit-chat and good people”.