The Fastest You've Fallen in Love
VICE's Dee Nasty hit the streets of New York City to ask strangers what was the fastest amount of time it took for them to fall in love.
Entertainment
No One Under 30 Should Be on 'The Bachelor' or 'The Bachelorette'
The show casts naîve twentysomethings, then constantly questions their maturity—all the while reinforcing outdated ideas around love. Is that why its success rate is so awful?
The Power Struggle Behind Britney Spears' Conservatorship Saga
There are several parties jockeying for control of Spears' world, and it's hard to tell which one of them she's aligned with.
What Flavor Juul Pod Is Sophie Turner's Favorite? An Investigation
Bend the knee to Sophie Turner, Juul Queen in the North.
Moby Really Wants You to Believe He Dated a Teenager
In a new memoir, the producer and DJ claims he once dated a young Natalie Portman. Portman recalls "an older man being creepy."
Film
The Most Disastrous Cannes Walkouts of All Time, Ranked
After 'Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo' gave one critic a "mild psychotic break," we revisited the worst receptions Cannes films have ever gotten.
We Asked an Expert if Ferns Will Survive the 'Between Two Ferns' Road Trip Movie
"Ferns are just not the plant I'd choose to take on the road. Zach would be better off with a snake plant."
'Booksmart' Proves That Raunchy Teen Comedies Don't Have to Be Offensive to Be Funny
Step aside, 'Superbad'—McLovin's got nothing on Beanie Feldstein's new high school rager classic.
TV
No One Under 30 Should Be on 'The Bachelor' or 'The Bachelorette'
The show casts naîve twentysomethings, then constantly questions their maturity—all the while reinforcing outdated ideas around love. Is that why its success rate is so awful?
'Game of Thrones' Was Doomed from the Start
How 'A Song of Ice and Fire' set the HBO series up for failure.
'Game of Thrones' Could Be the Last Blockbuster TV Show of Your Lifetime
Last night, viewers around the world tuned in to watch the completion of George R.R. Martin's epic vision. But will it be the last show we watch en masse together?
Internet
Kamala Harris and Bipartisan Legislators Hope to Pass Federal Anti-Revenge Porn Law
The SHIELD (Stopping Harmful Image Exploitation and Limiting Distribution) Act aims to hold perpetrators accountable for nonconsensual pornography.
Area Man Regrets Helping Turn Joe Biden Into a Meme
A former 'Onion' editor wishes his publication had gone harder at Diamond Joe.
From ‘Too Online’ to Alt-Right and Back Again
We also talk 'Jason X' and how books might actually be bad for learning.
Celebrity
Lena Waithe and Halle Berry Interrupt Late Night TV With an Important Queer Message
Waithe brought out Halle Berry for a pep talk on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' that took all the right turns.
The Power Struggle Behind Britney Spears' Conservatorship Saga
There are several parties jockeying for control of Spears' world, and it's hard to tell which one of them she's aligned with.
What Is Kim Kardashian's Mystery Beef with Jack in the Box?
We're on the edge of our seats waiting to find out why Kim is tweeting shade at the fast food chain.
Art
Unseen Photos Chronicle the Complex Friendship of Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat
The upcoming book 'Warhol on Basquiat' offers a fascinating look at the lives of two modern art icons.
These Photos Depict the Bizarre, Eerie Beauty of the All-American Road Trip
Photographer Joshua Dudley Greer's new book, 'Somewhere Along The Line,' distills seven years and 100,000 miles driven into images.
Underground Photos From New York’s Seediest Years
Miron Zownir captures the provocative energy and aggressive hedonism of the city in the 80s.
Books
Mr. Skin Fossilized. Howard Stern Modernized
The purveyor of Hollywood's finest nude bodies and the former shock jock have both released books reflecting on their influence on the past two decades of American culture, revealing varying degrees of development.
From ‘Too Online’ to Alt-Right and Back Again
We also talk 'Jason X' and how books might actually be bad for learning.
The Superheroines Are Finally Here to Save Us
It took generations before Captain Marvel got her own feature film. But in today's comics and YA books, superheroes who are women have been roaming free.
Nightlife
I’ve Gotten Super into Queer Afterhours Parties in My 50s
In Los Angeles, the afterhours scene is creating some of the most radical queer spaces I’ve ever seen.
Downtown San Antonio in the 1980s Was Heavy Metal's Eden
Metalheads made the bars in Tobin Hill a stomping ground for a burgeoning music scene.
How Atlanta’s Clubs Fueled the City’s Budding Hip-Hop Scene in the ‘90s
Inside the nightlife spots that gave DJs and artists a stage to turn the Southern capital into a musical hub.
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