Drew Schwartz

I asked a sociologist why I keep developing intense, obscure obsessions, only to lose interest in one and exchange it for another.

If they were legitimately committed to racial justice, they wouldn't have sued the Black artist who's gone by Lady A for 20 years.

Film industry workers and union reps told VICE that production during the pandemic is going to be risky, expensive, and ruled by compromise.

After binging 'The Sopranos,' I have way too many thoughts about the Skip's wardrobe, from his short-sleeved button-downs to The Robe.

No matter how slight a band name's connotation to slavery in America may be, now is the time to change it.

2020's worst piece of "music" is this Donald Trump reelection anthem, sung by seven disturbingly cheerful, mask-less white people.

We spoke to heads of independent, Black-owned labels about how the big three need to rethink their business models to actually address racial injustice.

Tattoo artists are trained on cross-contamination, sterilization, and disease prevention—but shops across the country remain closed while other businesses reopen.

There are only five people in New York capable of fixing antique jukeboxes. Unless they can find someone to carry on their line of work, it might go extinct.

The Plaza is inviting healthcare workers and their families to watch any movie they want in its 485-seat auditorium, all by themselves.

Amber Coffman, Of Montreal, and Zola Jesus gave VICE their thoughts on asking for donations on the multi-billion-dollar platform after coronavirus put them out of a job.

Working on puzzles side-by-side has always been a ritual for us. Even with quarantine keeping us apart, we found a way to hold on to it.