Volume 19 Issue 4

  • Beelzebub's Daughter

    Even by the standards of New Agey, cult-friendly LA, Zeena Schreck had a bizarre and abusive upbringing at the hands of parents who made the devil more famous than he’s ever been.

  • Records

    This is one of the last things Jerry Fuchs recorded before his death three years ago. I don’t drum and can’t tell you the first thing about what is going on here or why he was as good as he was, but oh God, me rikey.

  • Jumping Bunnies

    Why isn't there a television channel devoted to broadcasting bunny show jumping 24 hours a day yet?

  • Eastbound & Brown

    Kenny Powers's baby can throw a baseball faster than an electric butthole.

  • VICE Presents Your Guide to Movieland Homes

    Come with Sean Tejaratchi on a star-studded, surprisingly intimate tour of the most glamourous estates in Tinseltown!

  • A Shrimpy-Batdude Adventure

    Suddenly, Shrimpy Batman senses trouble! It's lunch time. But what should he and the LOLS (Legion of Look-Alike Superheroes) eat?

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  • Him, Himself, and He

    An anonymous source gave me Corey Haim's mother’s phone number. When I called, he answered.

  • Solid-State Transmissions

    When Joe came on board, he made the city better for music than it ever had been (and arguably has been since).

  • Kool Krazy Kiwi Kreatives

    If whoever’s running Hollywood were smart, they’d better take notice of New Zealand’s movie ad campaigns—specifically those from Saatchi & Saatchi and DDB.

  • Journey

    Journey is destined to be a classic video game, I think, but I found it more confused than anything.

  • That's Tokyo Town

    He might have the glow of a Nazi, but he hates himself just like a good Jewish boy should.

  • Blow Up the Audience

    Inflatable Crowd's custom-made blow-up people have been clothed, wigged, and masked for more than 80 major films.