Emma Garland
Emma Garland is a writer specializing in music, culture, sex and global youth politics.
Life as Big Keith from ‘The Office’: Ewen MacIntosh Reflects On His Defining Role
“I got through a lot of Scotch eggs.”
The 50 Best Christmas Songs of All Time
A selection of the top Christmas songs containing classic bangers, hymns, abstract concepts and a bassline remix of Mariah Carey.
All the Horror Movies You Should Watch This Halloween
Serial killer thrillers, retro cult classics and an Andy Warhol-produced take on Dracula – Deeper Into Movies have your October viewing covered.
How to Sext Like a Pro
If you wouldn't say “that body of yours is absurd” out loud, maybe don’t put that in a text.
How to Dress Sexy for a Special Occasion
Whether it's Valentine's Day or a regular date night, VICE columnist Megan Barton-Hanson has you covered.
I Was a Porn Star During the Golden Age of Adult Entertainment
Eighties sex icon Ginger Lynn recounts a lost decade where pornographers shot on 35mm film and actresses were treated like royalty.
Emo Is Officially Back (It Never Went Away)
The return of Paramore and My Chemical Romance and the sellout success of When We Were Young Festival all point to one thing.
The Most Exciting British Music is Happening Away From the Charts
It's been a weird year for mainstream music, but artists like Bob Vylan, Petrol Girls and Dream Nails are keeping things alight.
Photos of Emos Stranded in Las Vegas Casinos
When alt music festival When We Were Young was cancelled last Saturday, hundreds of emos descended upon the most elaborate casinos on earth.
We Asked Emos at When We Were Young to Recreate Their Myspace Profile Pics
Here’s what happened when VICE photographer Christopher Bethell handed his camera over to the Hot Topic warriors.
When We Were Young Was a Surreal Emo Paradise
The one-day alt music festival welcomed My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Avril Lavigne and over 50 more acts from “the Myspace era”.
All The Things We Overheard at When We Were Young Festival 2022
“I just walked through the food court and saw like 15 emos crying alone on the floor.”