Venice
Fuck, That's Delicious: International Hot Dogs
We begin our journey as Action is leaving the world's number one restaurant—Noma—and don't stop until we hit Chicago's Weiner Circle with Riff Raff, with several insane stops along the way.
We Went to LA's First Breakfast Rave
This is what partying at 6:30AM looks like...from the other side.
Cry-Baby of the Week
This week: A woman set fire to her apartment because there was a spider in it and a Cracker Barrel fired a guy for giving a free muffin to a homeless man.
Angry Venetians Are Sick of Cruise-Ship Pollution
Cruise ships have been ploughing their way through Venice’s canals—and depositing huge amounts of pollution into the water in the process—for the past couple of decades. Local environmentalists aren’t happy about this, and they spent Saturday marching...
Drones Are Just Airpower Without All the Adult Diapers
The basic difference between a drone and an aircraft is a bathroom, and making it easy for pilots to pee doesn't make war any more evil.
Venetian Separatists Have Voted For Independence From Italy
On top of movements in Crimea and Republika Srpska, another secession movement is brewing in Europe.
Venetian Separatists Voted for Independence from Italy
Unfortunately for them, it means absolutely nothing.
Venice Wants to Secede from Italy
Separatists in the Northern Italian region of Veneto have been making noise for decades about independence, and the most recent campaign asked residents to cast a vote for secession in an online poll.
Trouble & Bass Crew Are Vampires at the Beach
Vamp champs Drop the Lime, Star Eyes, and AC Slater turn 100 (releases, that is) and talk about the best costumes ever.
Dining for Free at the Venice Biennale
Eating free food during the intense press preview week of the 55th Venice Biennale requires work. You need to plan weeks ahead and RSVP (with the PR agencies, embassies, institutions, or other national pavilion organizers). With that one skill, you...
The Sinking of Venice Through the Eyes of a Drone
Leave it to Team Blacksheep, the guerilla drone collective known for shooting dizzying footage of the Costa Concordia disaster and for buzzing the Statue of Liberty, to wend through Venice's famed corridors and ever-flooding squares.
The VICE Guide to the Venice Biennale
Every two years, Venice hosts the most important contemporary art exhibition in the world. Over a period of six months, the Biennale welcomes over 375,000 visitors and raises millions of Euros. We went to Venice a few months before the official opening...