Sneakerheads

Here's how one former med student started a successful fake operation on Reddit from the comfort of his own home.

Sneakerheads are increasingly relying on automated software to buy limited-release shoes as soon as they go on sale.

Chef Yujia Hu crafts raw fish kicks that look good enough to wear (and eat).

In terms of actual functional running shoes, it's tough to think of a product other than the Air Max that is still deemed cool fashion wear.

Desus and Mero talk about how the sneaker brand makes the least-woke kicks around on the latest episode of their late night VICELAND talk show.

Women have long been a part of the sneakerhead scene, and though they are not as prominent as men, they are emerging as entrepreneurs, designers, and tastemakers.

Andrew Wiggins and Adidas join the "What are thoooooose??" brigade.

The shoes look like something worn by the manager of your local CVS Pharmacy.

An in-depth look at how people end up spending tens of thousands of dollars for sneakers that might've originally retailed for a hundred dollars.

Sneakerheads are spending thousands of dollars for the Boosts, so why not just hand over a kidney to cop a pair?

In the sneaker-destruction community exists a group of people who get off on videos of people popping the air pocket on their Air Max sneakers. The videos, which are mostly shared on YouTube, start in a variety of ways but always end with the same...