Jamie Clifton
Editor-in-Chief
Jamie Clifton is Editor-in-Chief of VICE UK.
Why Are So Many People So Obsessed with Supreme?
What inspires someone to spend £2,000 on a secondhand jacket? Why do people build Supreme shrines in their bedrooms? What does Supreme have that other brands don't?
NSFW Photos from the Four Years I Spent on a Porn Set
We had a chat with Thomas Grant about the ins and outs of taking photos on a porn set, and found out what surprised him most about the industry.
Soul Boys, Ravers and Pillheads: Sweaty Photos of Classic British Club Culture
We got a special selection of images from Lost in Music, an upcoming photography exhibition that charts the history of dance music and club culture.
Peter Dench Spent a Summer Touring Europe to Photograph Shitfaced Brits Abroad
We spoke to the photographer about what he learned while taking pictures of British people being drunk and disgusting.
Haunting Photos of London Murder Scenes
We spoke to photographer Antonio Olmos about his project "The Landscape of Murder".
An Interview with a Climber Who Was On Everest During the Earthquake
Iestyn Richards-Rees was 6,500 metres up when he felt the earth begin to shake.
Taxi Driver Mike Harvey Took These Amazing Photos of People In His Cab
I spoke to him about his "Taxi" project, pregnant women doing runners on him and the passengers who, inexplicably, would offer him ketamine while he was driving.
We Got Some Strangers Who Aren't Models to Undress Each Other
Our parody of that smug "First Kiss" video moves to second base.
This Guy Spends His Entire Life in Front of a Webcam
For 24 hours a day, Finnish Ari Kivikangas – AKA "Cyberman" – eats, sleeps, chats and masturbates online.
A Petition to Legalise Free Parties in the UK Has Almost Hit Its Target
I spoke to the teen who's trying to overturn the anti-rave act.
What Does It Mean to Be a 'Teenager' Today?
I spoke to Jon Savage and Matt Wolf about their new film, Teenage.
East Germany's Secret Police Used to Spy On Skateboarders
Marten Persiel made a film about 1980s skateboarders putting up with the Stasi.