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‘Skins’: The Show That Walked So ‘Saltburn’ Could Run
Seventeen years on, you can see the teen drama's fingerprints all over similarly debauched shows like “Euphoria” and “Saltburn”.
The Enduring Appeal of Effy Stonem, the 'Skins' Character Who Keeps On Giving
Why is a character from 'Skins', a show specifically targeted at British millennials of the late-2000s, resonating with millions of teens today?
25 TV Shows That Should Have Ended Sooner
'The Office,' 'Big Little Lies,' 'Game of Thrones,' and 'Dawson's Creek' all tarnished their legacies by lasting far too long.
‘Antidotes’ Still Hints at Foals Being This Generation’s Radiohead
Ten years on, Foals' first record is a singular, expansive piece of art.
For Many Players, Lootboxes Are a Crisis That's Already Here
Stories from the pits of our in-game casinos.
The Overwhelming Whiteness of Queer Women on Teen TV
Queer women on teen TV shows are, by and large, blindingly white. Though things are slowly changing, they're not changing fast enough.
Meet Hollywood's Ten Favorite Raver Stereotypes
From frat bros to talentless wannabes, mainstream movies and TV continue to lean on tired cliches.
Daniel Kaluuya's Journey from the Streets of London to Hollywood
From getting tough at an all-boys school to nailing a role on 'Skins' by accident.
All the Best Stuff You Missed This Week
You're busy, so we've collected our favourite things from across the VICE network over the last seven days and put them all in one place.
Remembering the British Teenage Phenomenon of 'Skins Parties'
'Skins' inspired teenagers around the UK to throw sexy, sweaty house parties involving criminal damage and police intervention.
How the ‘Skins’ Soundtrack Captured British Youth Culture in the 2000s
Ten years since its debut, the show's pairing of hedonism and catharsis with both new music and classics still stands.
Here's How You Make $12,000 In Profit a Day Selling Virtual Guns
OPSkins is an online marketplace for Counter-Strike skins that, unlike Valve's own marketplace, let's sellers cash out the money they make.